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Topeak Mountain Morph Mini Pump


SO GOOD…
Although the T-shaped handle and foot peg are plastic, the Mountain Morph is built to last. It’s the longest pump on test, at 350mm, but boasts a massive air volume, which enabled it to reach 18.1psi in our 100-stroke test. This means you’ll be back on the trail in no time. The fold-out foot peg and T handle make the job even easier too.

NO GOOD…
While it’s relatively easy to switch between Presta and Schrader valves at home, cold hands can make it a harder task out on the trail. The hose could do with being a little longer and more flexible too.

PRICE: 44$

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