Topeak JoeBlow Max High-Pressure Bicycle Floor Pump

Backpackcamp: This is the second one of these I have purchased. It's replacing the a pump I have at a second location. I've used the first pump for over 5 years and it's been reliable, simple and easy to use.

United States on Nov 06, 2023

wasgeht_cube: Eigentlich gekauft für mein Rennrad aber ist natürlich für alle anderen Bikes auch zu 100% Nutzbar. Macht spielend zwölf Bar. Ich habe an dieser Pumpe überhaupt nichts Auszusetzen.
Für den Gebrauch Französischer Ventile einfach an den Adapter denken.

Germany on Oct 31, 2023

Mr Greenwood: Bought to replace the original head on my "Topeak Joeblow Mountain X" Track pump which was making
pumping incredibly hard despite being serviced.
The head comes with numerous different attachments for all kinds of pumps / attaching options, and for me, with the right attachement meant I could just unscrew the old head & tube and direct screw on the new one, no cutting or clips needed.

It pumps soooo much nicer and EASIER now and feels incredibly well built.
The tube is also a little longer than the original which is also welcome.
Very pleased with My Purchase :)

United Kingdom on Oct 25, 2023

Bubba: It’s a great little pump, accurate guage etc. The foot rest works well making it easy to pump your tires.

Germany on Oct 25, 2023

Christopher Screen: Bit bigger than a normal pump, but really easy to use, once fitted on the valve, pumps up very quick also best pressure pump i have used.
Had a puncture recently 700c gravel tyre, patched it up, used pump and within minutes tyre popped back on the rim. Would never have done that with a smaller pump.
As i said its bigger pump, the handle is a lock and turn pull up then turn out the handle, T bar handle better to hold, theres about a 1 foot of flexy hose with presta or schrader fittng. To do that unscrew cap take out rubber piece turn it around refit screw cap. Done. There's s a plastic piece fitted to bottom of pump fold out to stand on it to secure, mine broke first time used it. But didn't need it.. Held it between my feet. Also a pressure gauge which i found really good quite accurate. Pump up about 60lb + no problem. Have attached it to side on my panier, as i said bigger than usual. Well worth it.

United Kingdom on Oct 24, 2023

JR McGowen: Good, well made pump. Fair market value for quality and price.

United States on Oct 22, 2023

Alberto Huacuz: Excelentes materiales !!

Mexico on Sep 06, 2023

Amazon Customer: There are countless styles of bicycle pumps out there, from mini pumps to frame pumps to CO2 inflators and everything in between. There are cheap pumps that break on a whim, and expensive pumps that are even more expensive to repair. The list goes on and on. And I've been through enough of them to finally figure out what best suits my needs: this Topeak Turbo Morph G.

This pump is just the right size to throw into my frame bag. It weighs just over half a pound, which is mostly unnoticeable. It has a decent stroke that makes it easy to pump up large tires from empty. The gauge is a nice addition for at least getting into the right inflation ballpark after a tire repair. The flexible hose eliminates all stress from the valve it gets hooked up to. The head has a convertible tip which won't get chewed up by shraeder valves like non-convertible "smart heads". The fold-out foot makes it easy to pump up quickly and efficiently. And the T-handle gives a comfortable hand hold.

Yes, this thing is mostly made of plastic. The only metal parts I could find are the barrel and the shaft. Everything else is plastic. This is both a blessing and a curse. It's very light and easy to...

United States on Jun 09, 2013

Daniel Niesing: I had opportunity to give this pump a very thorough test one week after I bought it from Amazon. While on a long ride I experienced three blow outs within 12 miles of a 67 mile ride. After the third blow out I discovered the cause for this very frustrating occurrence. A small slit in the side wall of the rear tire causing the tube to be exposed. After applying a tire patch inside the tire over this slit I made it home without further incidence. Each time the pump worked very well to bring the tire up to pressure. It required 150 pumps to bring the 26 X 1 1/4 inch tire up to 100 psi. The first 80 pumps I could comfortably do kneeling with one hand after which the next 70 pumps where then easily accomplished while standing using the handy foot pad and applying my body weight. Some criticize the fold down foot pad to be flimsy but I found it to be antiquate and do just what it is intended to do, hold the pump in place. The dial gauge is spot on accurate which I tested at home with a tire gauge. When removing the head from the valve after pumping I didn't have any problems losing air pressure like someone else stated. The pump mounts nicely on top of the frame of my Bacchetta Giro 20...

United States on Jul 31, 2009

LT: I bought this pump after looking at the advice on [...]. I've pumped up to 85psi, and could have probably gone higher. It does get harder to pump as you get in the higher pressure ranges, of course, and I don't know how my strength compares to potential purchasers, but I guess it would be important to know that you do have to push hard, and I'm a 48-yr old, 260 lb guy who enjoys weightlifting. I'm not saying it's excessively tough, and I cannot make a comparison to other pumps. I'm simply trying to make everyone aware of what to expect. For me, I think it's great.

I really appreciated all the extra features:
1) the flexible hose makes it easy to pump without worrying about stressing the valve

2)the pressure gauge prevents you from losing pressure when you take off the pump, check pressure with a separate guage, put the pump back on, take it off again to check pressure, etc. You just pump up to the desired pressure and you're done!

3) the fold out handle and foot stabilizer helps you get up to the higher pressures more easily.

I like it. My only recommedations for a better design would be a longer foot stabilizer (I have size 13 feet), an easier to...

United States on Aug 12, 2007