I was at REi looking at bikes for my daughter and saw the Topeak Road Morph and asked if I could inflate a tire that needed at least 110 psi and they obliged. They took an existing bike whose tire required 120 psi and deflated it for me. Granted it wasn't pressed out completely flat but it did register nothing on the gauge and was saggy with the weight of the bike. It was pretty flat. I wasn't counting but it felt like 20-25 pumps to get it to 120 psi and it wasn't that hard to do. AS for complaints about pinching, I couldn't see it happening. I had a foot on the pedal and the handle was sort of clicked horizontal and to me, wouldn't move vertical unless uneven pressure was applied.


My only complaint about the topeak road morph or any topeak is the use of plastic. I have their Joe Blow Sport II floor pump and it is good but the plastic is begging to break. For this reason, I ordered the Lezyne micro floor drive HPG. All parts are metal. The HP is the high pressure model and it can be purchased with and without a gauge. They also make a HV (High Volume) model but it only goes up to 90 psi or something like that) also with and without a gauge. As soon as I get it in, I will try to report here.

Frank