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Reviewed By: Lorenz M. Worden on 7/29/17

Excellent product for its primary purpose of fixing flat tires on the road. I have used this pump in that capacity for several years and it has worked to perfection each time. It is somewhat difficult to get the desired (high) pressure.

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Reviewed By: Ferengii on 6/9/17

My requirements for an on-bike portable pump is a flexible hose, built in gauge, reasonable high pressure capability and foot/handle. After trying several other pumps, this is the only one I've found that meets all the requirements and works effectively. As a touring cyclist, this is the most common pump I've seen other cycle tiring bikes. I really like this pump and recommend it without hesitation.

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Reviewed By: Edward Wojtaszek on 4/13/17

I've used this pump regularly for several years for topping off and repairs at home and on the road. It's compact and well-designed. The inflation rate is excellent.

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Reviewed By: John on 8/19/16

I have had more than one of these pumps. I actually go through more pumps than inner tubes! So, when I actually go to use the thing it may not have been used for a year. And yes, I ride everyday since I don't drive. By the time I go to use it the rubber o-ring has usually disintegrated. Today, the main shaft snapped off at the cheap plastic connector while I was trying to replace the o-ring. If you get one of these, don't leave it on your bike exposed to the elements. Maybe none of them can do this - but they should.

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Reviewed By: Safari Rita on 5/9/16

This little pump works perfect and fits into small spaces. It's fairly easy to pump up the Schwalbe tires to 45 psi, after that it takes a bit more oomph. Pump fits very well in a small bag. The pressure gauge, though small, is a useful addition.

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Reviewed By: GEORGE CHIASSON on 3/17/16

HAVE HAD SEVERAL DIFFERENT PUMPS. THIS IS THE BEST I HAVE OWNED. WOULD HIGHLY RECOMMEND.

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Reviewed By: George Ramirez on 10/20/15 on 12/10/15

love the pump, but not accurate on psi. it reads lower than it is.

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Reviewed By: A customer from Missouri on 11/1/12

Works Very Well. Wish I had known about this pump three pumps ago.

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Reviewed By: Wally on 10/17/11

This is a great pump. It slides right in a pannier or mounts to your frame. It's head works with either schraeder or presta. The best part is that there is a flexible hose connecting the pump to the head, so that you won't slip and bust the valve stem right off. The second best part is that it has a handle and foot peg so that you can stand up and pump just like a full-size floor pump. I've had mine for years, and it has worked flawlessly every time I've needed it.

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Reviewed By: Debbie Anderson on 8/30/11

I bought a womans specific bike frame this year-extra small. love the bike, but finding places for things to fit on the smaller frame was challenging. This pump, with it's narrow profile and lightweight works great attached under the bottom down bar of the bike frame. I can air up a tire quickly and effortlessly, love the in line pressure gauge.

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Reviewed By: Christopher Glass on 7/9/11

We recently took our new pump on a 3-week tour. It filled our 70- and 100-psi tires much more easily than the old frame pump ever did, because one presses against the ground rather than oneself. And it is lighter weight. The biggest drawback is that the built-in gauge sticks above about 70 psi: it moves in spurts every dozen or so pumps. We carried a separate pressure gauge, though, and I was eventually able to estimate accurately enough what the true pressure was without using the extra gauge. We used both the Schrader and Presta connections. In switching between the two, only once did I have to use needle-nose pliers to fish out the two connection bits that need to be reversed.

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Reviewed By: A customer from Minneapolis on 8/2/10

All on-bike pumps are crap. This one is the least crappy available. I recommend it (until someone makes a really good one anyway).

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Reviewed By: Craig Gaevert on 7/28/10

If you have large hands this pump is not for you. It's a knuckle buster. After several years on the bike, the check valve has not held up either. There are better frame pumps available, Lezyne for example is a much better pump and worth the extra expense.

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Reviewed By: A customer from Longmont, CO USA on 6/23/10

My frame of reference for a pump is my home floor pump. I've owned several different small pumps over the years, and never really liked any of them. A couple years back we rode the Pacific Coast Route, and a fellow rider recommended the Road Morph. In preparation for riding the TransAmerica route this summer, I remembered the recommendation, and I purchased the Topeak Road Morph to save some weight. We are 1,500 miles into the trip, and I am totally impressed. It took a little getting used to the mechanics of the pump (compared to a floor pump), but now it is very familiar. I am really impressed with how quickly such a small pump can take a tire up to 90 psi (6 bars); it's frankly pretty amazing. Efficient, light weight, compact. It fits easily into my rear pannier. I'm happy I bought this pump. I would recommend it to anyone who's looking.