Topeak Road Morph G Minipumpe

I already have a Topeak Joe Blow Sprint Track Pump which I think is absolutely brilliant at effortlessly pumping up your tyres, but this pump is the next best thing in a portable package. I ummed and ahhed at first because it was to replace my telescopic 15 year old Zefal pump which is very small indeed. I was tempted to go for the Mini Morph, but I think I made the right decision getting this one which is bigger but not telescopic like my old one. The trouble with my old pump is: 1. It takes a lot of pumps and is quite hard work at the end 2. I have broken many a presta valve as the pump shaft has been in direct contact with the valve 3. It doesn't have a pressure gauge on it 4. I found it hard to get higher pressures With this new pump it fixes all those issues. The little foot does seem pretty sturdy and I can't believe the tube idea hasn't been done before on anything other than those cheapo old pumps. Having the tube takes away stress from presta valve which can break easily. My only slight gripe about the pump and I thought this when I ordered it, was the handle is not very big. However I do have big hands. I find it quite hard to get a grip on it without putting my fingers in the wrong place. Saying that though, it is much better than my old pump and takes less effort. My old pump, the point of the pump handle poked into my palm and it was quite uncomfortable when trying to get a high psi. All in all, a well designed and well made pump, definitely recommended.

Great pump. Bought this for my cycle tour in france. Previously i have used pumps where the head connects directly to the valve of the wheel. However, these pumps put a lot of pressure on the horizontal movement of the valve and ware out your forearm by the time you have pumped the tire up to 120psi. The key feature of this pump was its ability to be used as a foot pump and is extension to connect to the tire, meaning that all you effort is put into pumping and not holding the pump still. Really effective and easy to use, the pump does not suffer at all being a single pump instead of a dual action pump. There is a handy pressure gauge. The pump is reasonable long but nice a slim and fits perfectly along the cross bar of my bike frame. Highly recommend. Cant go wrong with Topeak

Great quality, but I struggle to see the gauge and am unable to get the required 120psi into my tubes, down to my lack of strength though. Good for roadside repairs though would use a track pump once home.

A really good bike pump for use on the bike. It is like a mini track pump and pushing down on the pump handle, with the pump bottom against the ground, enables pressures of 115 psi to be obtained with relative ease. Spare parts e.g. rubber insert, o-ring internal washer, plastic insert and screw cap are available online.

This is a very good pump for my touring bike. I got it to replace a pump whose seal had gone. This not only has a gauge that allowed me to better get my tyres to the right pressure, but is also of robust build and easy to use. It supports use with schrader and Dunlop valves, but I cannot vouch for it's ability with these valves as I use a presta valve on my bike (although I can state that converting the valve attachment is straight forward, if a little fiddly) and it works fine on these. The pump came with a mounting bracket that can either be fitted in place of a bottle cage (as I have done) or strapped to any post on the bike. This allows for versatile placement of the pump.

Bought this to replace my other useless mini pump. This one comes with all the great features that my floor track pump has but in a very compact form factor. Good addition to my bike toolkit.

Looks good and lightweight. Probably great for touring. However, for daily use, it requires enormous power to reach 100 psi. If you don't intend to carry it around and thinking of purchasing an air pump to be kept home, I would recommend you to get a bigger pump for easy operation and reaching higher pressure.

Purchased two of these as they are good strong inflaters. First ride today on gravel bike - road riding not trail. Lost the entire pump. Not sure where. Pic shows nice strong tape to frame ... and open velcro. I'm not a newbie ... never lost one like this. If I had realised it needed a separate band to secure I wouldn't have paid out the money ... or I would have strapped it!