Topeak JoeBlow Max II Floor Bike Pump
Topeak JoeBlow Max II Floor Bike Pump

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User Ratings and Reviews
4 Stars Get one!
My last floor pump was a Zefal, with a cast metal base, metal tube, and wooden handle. That Zefal was indestructable and solid as a rock. This pump does not quite offer that same solid feel, due to predominantly plastic construction. However, for the price, you won’t find quality metal floor pumps.
The quick-release is effective. The action is relatively smooth. The dial is very easy to read, thanks to contrating color.
The only negative is that at the highest PSI ranges, it gives a little resistance and does not feel as forceful as at the lower PSI ranges. But, again, for the money, this is very hard to beat.
2 Stars Presta side is useless
Like P. Bahniuk said in his review, I had a hard time getting this pump to go any further than about 80 psi on my Presta valve tires. It felt as same or worse then pumping up a tire with a portable bike pump. Needless to say this pump is useless for my needs.
Other then this the pump looks solid and very well built, but I can’t say much about its durability since I’m returning it the same day I got it.
Again if you have a Presta valve tubes, don’t take a chance with this pump. move on to something known to work fine with Prestas.
5 Stars Works great for my uses
I purchased this pump for my bike tires and exercise ball. The hand pump that came with a 75cm ball was a joke! I’ve only owned one pump before, and it was a foot pump that was also a joke. So far, for my uses, this pump works great. The gauge is accurate as compared to other gauges we have around the house. It took a couple of minutes to inflate the exercise ball. Bike tires were a breeze–a few pumps and done. I stayed away from some of the cheaper pumps due to the poor reviews. Maybe they would have worked fine, but I’m happy with what I’ve got.
5 Stars A good floor pump
This is a good floor pump for the price. If you use this pump just for normal usage, this is it! Very smooth, and very easy to see the air gage indicator. This pump has two bulbs (French and American). You need to put the lever completely down to the opposite direction to use either bulb properly. Also this pump is equipped with the attachment for balls, although I don’t know how it works since I have never tried it.
Overall, this is one of the safest choice.
1 Star 90-day warranty? Are you kidding?
I bought this pump to replace a Schwinn standup bicycle pump I bought in 1975 that finally broke…at least, the hose did. The all-metal construction of the rest of the pump probably would’ve lasted another three decades. I bought the Joe Blow based on price and good reviews here on Amazon.com. First thing I noticed upon unpacking it is that materials ain’t what they used to be. The pump is mostly plastic; the metal compression tube is thin metal — I think that may be the only metal part of the entire machine. The cheapness is borne out by the manufacturer’s unbelievable pride and confidence in their product by offering an astounding 90 day warranty. That last sentence was satire; hopefully you got it.
On the plus side, the pump has a dual schrader/presta nozzle, which is handy. My old trusty Schwinn was schrader, so I had to keep a presta adapter handy for my bike. Unfortunately, this dual nozzle makes it bulky, and I had trouble fitting it over the schrader valves of my cars to inflate the tires because of the tight clearance between the valve and the rims. Also, the gauge on the Joe Blow is hideously innaccurate. Not even in the ballpark on the two bike tires and eight automobile tires I inflated, then doublechecked with my AccuMaster tire gauge (”Best stinkin’ tire gauge in the entire Universe” according to Click & Clack, and I don’t doubt it…). So far off as to be utterly useless.
One more complaint: It’s tough to pump. I have no idea why this would be, but I had a hard time inflating my bike tires to proper (120 lbs. psi) pressure. All-in-all, I’m very disapointed in this merchandise.







