Reddit Reddit reviews Topeak Joe Blow Sport III High Pressure Floor Pump

We found 6 Reddit comments about Topeak Joe Blow Sport III High Pressure Floor Pump. Here are the top ones, ranked by their Reddit score.

Sports & Outdoors
Cycling
Cycling Accessories
Bike Pumps
Bike Floor Pumps
Outdoor Recreation
Topeak Joe Blow Sport III High Pressure Floor Pump
New 3" mid-mount gaugeNew hammer style TwinHead DX with extra long 360 pivot hose works with all tire valvesMax pressure: 160 psi/11 barIncludes ball and bladder needlesDual density polymer, ergonomic, oversized handle
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6 Reddit comments about Topeak Joe Blow Sport III High Pressure Floor Pump:

u/lifeikeep · 3 pointsr/cycling

Gotta agree here. I don't believe it's a well-known problem unless you don't know how to use them properly. This is the pump I use, middle of the pack too. Perhaps you are trying to pull the pump clamp off at an angle, make sure you're pulling it off straight and maybe watch some videos on youtube.

u/fatherofraptors · 3 pointsr/MTB

That sucks dude... Here's my recommendations and what I personally have:

Crankbrothers F15

Joe Blow Pump

u/manithree · 3 pointsr/bikewrench

I've only used this one, which is a little out of your price range, but the bike storage room where I work has that, and an older Fezzari pump. The head on the joe blow is 1000x better, even though it's a less expensive pump.

u/ElCondorHerido · 1 pointr/bicycling

I've had a Park Tools one and a Topeak Joe Blow and the Joe Blow is much better. Highly recommended

u/BBorNot · 1 pointr/boostedscooters

I see misinformation on here.

People do not use gas station compressors to fill bike tires not because the compressor is not powerful enough but because the compressors distribute too much air too quickly. It is easy to overfill your tires and have them burst (I have seen this happen). Plus the gauges just aren't very accurate. You can use a gas station compressor to fill bike tires if you are very careful.

I do not have a Rev, but if I did I would use a proper bicycle pump with a gauge like this one.