La splendide Mini Morph G s’adapte parfaitement à mon cadre. J’avais besoin d’une petite pompe avec un manomètre intégré, et j’ai découvert ce produit. Testé et approuvé ! Légère, ne prend pas de place, d’une très belle finition, elle est très robuste pour faire fasse à toutes épreuves au bord d’une route ou d’un sentier. Elle ne me quitte plus ! Je valide 🌟

Gonfia in modo rapido anche ruote 2,5,29”.ideale e leggera pompa da portare nello zaino

I don’t take the time to write that many product reviews these days being wearied from all the requests for varied reviews these days but I did want to circle back on this particular product to encourage someone looking for the best way to repair a flat tire out on the road IMO. I have tried several options including a couple of high quality mini pumps and a CO2 charger. I probably average about one flat every ten months so a mini pump is a good option for me but whenever I did have a flat it was a “big deal” since it is very labor intensive to get enough volume and pressure in a tire with a mini pump. Enter CO2’s, and they are great but on most chargers you don’t have a way of knowing exactly how much pressure is going into you tire and it goes in so quickly that if there is an issue you don’t really have time to correct the issue before it creates a bigger problem. I stuck with CO2’s and their shortcomings UNTIL I had a flat and pulled out my charger to find that it was completely corroded to the point it no longer worked so I was left to get home using my tiny “as a last resort” mini pump. When I got home from my ride I went online and began searching for a better option. Enter the Topeak Mini Morph With Gauge; got my first flat with it yesterday and was super pleased with how it performed. I was able to get 65 psi in my 700 x 32 tires in a very short period of time and with moderate effort. The flat happened on the first 1/3 of my ride so an added benefit was that I knew exactly how much pressure was in my tire and didn’t have to spend any time in my mind wondering so I could enjoy the rest of my ride. I have found that with the tiny gauge you are better off using bar over psi to measure since the gauge is pretty small (it is just easier to read). Also I did remove the little tab that hold the fold out “foot pad” since I found it a little difficult to open when snapped completely together and I would not want to be fiddling with this with cold winter hands if that issue ever arose. Lastly, I wear cargo bibs verses regular bibs when riding for added storage and I put the pump in one of my “pockets” on the back of my bibs and I don’t know it is there until I need it. I have heard other folks say that the pump could fall out of a jersey pocket and no doubt this would be possible but with added protection of my jersey covering my shorts and the fact that the pockets of the shorts don’t allow for a much movement of items placed in them I have had zero issues with the pump even moving around. Anyhow, signing off, this pump has just been a “God send” and I wanted to share my experience with anyone who is looking for a better solution for flats when riding. Oh one more thing. I did consider one of the new to the market mini electric pumps (ex. Fumpa) but for me were that you have to remember to charge it (don’t have a lot of flats), it has somewhat limited capacity, I use TPU tubes and the heat generated by these electric pumps can melt the plastic valve stems. Anyhow, hope this review helps someone with their decision.

pros:small fit, good quality, high pressurecons:inaccurate pressure gauge, but good for +/- 15 bar

Gör jobbet och pumpar lätt upp till 100psi