JoeBlow Sport III High-Pressure Bike Floor Pump – 160 PSI, Durable Steel Barrel, 3” Analog Gauge, TwinHead DX5 Pump Head, Long Hose, Ergonomic Handle, Fits Presta, Schrader, & Dunlop Valves

This pump is excellent quality and feels very solid. It’s easy to use, fits securely on the valve, and the pumping capacity makes inflating tires quick with minimal effort. The airflow is strong and efficient, so you don’t waste energy with extra strokes. It’s well-designed, stable in use, and not overly heavy, making it a reliable pump for regular bike maintenance.

I've been using Topeak JoeBlow for ages and this is my second one. It never disappoints and just keep working. The current version has more improvements and like the older ones, the functions are just the same and it works. It is well built, sturdy and the psi gauge is quite accurate.

This is without question the best bike pump I've owned. I've lived with mediocre bike pumps for most of the decades I've been riding, and when I was tired of struggling to get my tires inflated as I like them, a reading of product reviews brought me to the Topeak Joe Blow. This pump is built better than any I've owned before. I never have an issue locking on to my Presta valves and quickly getting 100 psi into my tires. I used to save pumping my tires for the beginning of the week, and now I make sure my tires are inflated properly every time. This makes my riding more comfortable and more efficient. I like this pump so much, I bought one for a friend's housewarming - he has 3 kids and at least 4 bikes in the house, and this will help get everyone out the house faster with properly inflated tires!

This pump replaced a Bontrager pump that I've had for years; I already had to replace the head on that pump once, and after it started leaking again I decided to just buy a new pump. Like everyone else, I researched online to narrow my choices, and then checked reviews here on Amazon. This pump feels solidly built, and I expect to get years of use out of it. The base is wide and easy to keep stable with my feet while pumping, and I can fill the tires on my 700 x 23 bicycle tires to 115 psi fairly quickly and without much effort. The gauge is low enough that it (hopefully) will not sustain any damage if the pump falls over, and even my aging eyes can see the graduations well enough to approximate the pressure (and there is a movable yellow marker that you can set to your desired pressure beforehand, which is even easier to see). I read in one review that the gauge may be off by several psi, but I don't know if any of my other gauges are more accurate to be able to do a comparison. Although I'll probably never use the included ball and bladder adapters, it's nice that they're included and that there is a place to store them. Three things would bump up the rating to five stars from me: 1) A longer hose. It is just a bit of a stretch to easily reach the wheels of my bike when it is supported by my bike stand (which, admittedly, holds the bike higher than most other bike stands). 2) A flip up locking lever on the head. The locking lever on my old dual head pump flips up and away from the head, making it easy to operate with my thumb as my fingers of the same hand hold the head on the valve stem. The locking lever on this pump pivots about 90 degrees away from the valve stem on a parallel plane, meaning it's easiest for me to use both hands - instead of only one - so I can work the lever between the spokes. 3) A lower price. I paid about $50 for this on Amazon, $5 off the normal price. I have no problem paying more for American-made quality, but in my opinion this pump is a little overpriced for an import. Overall, I'm satisfied with this Topeak. If I needed another pump tomorrow I would absolutely consider buying this again, but I also might look at some options first. Maybe a pump with only a Presta valve only head, since that's all I really need.

Does exactly what it should. I haven't independently verified that the pressure is correct using a separate pressure gauge. Short of that, it does exactly what it should, comfortably. The base doesn't have a good rubber cushion underneath so be careful if using on flooring inside your home.

Wow, best bike pump I've ever had. Large, solid, easy to read. I love the long hose and how securely it attaches to the valve stem (no leaks).

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Tester sur plusieurs types de pneu de vélo : route, VTT, enfant ... Tester également pour vérifier et regonfler mes pneus de moto ... Facile à prendre en main, robuste et aucun besoin d'avoir des gros bras pour l'utiliser.

Siempre he tenido bombas de aire con las que la mitad de las veces no pillaban bien la válvula o se movían y se salía el aire, y está, que quizás sea la primera buena que tengo, es perfecta, se encaja a la primera e hincha las ruedas super rápido. Viene con distintas boquillas para diferentes válvulas. Todo perfecto para mantener las ruedas en buenas condiciones.

Great value, solid unit, looks like it will be around for the long haul and not just break. Couldn't ask for anything more!

I purchased my Topeak Joe Blow Sport III Floor Pump directly from Amazon on April 15, 2020 at a cost of CDN $61.57, including free shipping. The "limited supply" announced by Amazon was quickly snapped up (within 2-3 hours), so you might have to check back daily if you want to buy directly from Amazon. Regarding observations, the pump is solidly built with a steel barrel and hardened steel base. The easy-to-read gauge pressures up to 160 psi, and I have noticed no loss of air when disengaging the TwinHead DX connector from Schraeder, Dunlop or Presta valves. The oversized handle and pivoting hose are intelligent features that attest to the quality and well-thought-out design of the pump. Included with the pump are ball and bladder needles. In summary, the Joe Blow Sport III pump is a well-designed product that exceeded all of my expectations.