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After a flat yesterday it reminded me [u]again[/u] that I really need a new trail pump to replace my tiny cr@appy thing designed for road tyres!
It will always be in a camelback or similar pack so it doesn't need to be ultra small. I'm sure I remember reading something about a pump that had two modes - high volume to start then switch to higher pressure. I suspect more useful would be a built in pressure gauge.
So what's good?
mountain morph every time
What he said. You will not find better than the morph for inflating a tyre on the trail. It is hefty though, doesn't fit into the pump sleeve in my camelbak.
Bow down to your new pumping god:
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...saying that tho since switching to tubeless i have used it once in about 6 months. FYI it fits in a Dakine Nomad nicely.
Very impressed with my blackburn mini-pump. Can't remember the model name (had it 5+ years) but it's got a handle which pivots into a T-shape to make pumping much more comfy.
That seems unanimous then - well, amongst the small sample group 😉 Turbo morph with gauge ordered.
STOP!!
you should by the Lezyne!
What Nutt said.
got a specialized airtool mtb, it has been really good. it's not that small but is very light, just £10, and is easily the best trail pump I've had. Every topeak pump I've owned only lasts about 6 months so I'd steer clear of those.