Floor Pumps for Travel

[Lovetoclimb]

Looking at a reliable floor pump that is shorter than a regular pump but still capable of achieving 100+psi. Found one thus far but it seems to be at the higher end of the cost spectrum:

Lezyne Travel Drive (http://www.lezyne.com/product-fpumps-hp-cnctravel.php#.U90LxPldWGw)

Something half as expensive if not even cheaper would be nice.

[biker72]

Not a floor pump but can inflate to 100 psi.
I use this one for travel.
http://www.zefal.com/fr/pompes-traditionnelles/109-hpx-classic.html

[Steve in SLO]

I have a Lezyne travel pump, and although it is a nice pump, I find the handle a bit uncomfortable.
You may wish to check out the Toppeak offerings here:
http://www.topeak.com/products/Morph-Pumps
I have an older model which is really nice for the price.

[p nut]

Exactly like that Lezyne at half price.

http://www.ebay.com/itm/271254986468

[thirdgenbird]

It's the same price, but the specialized air tool compak is a travel pump that looks like a child of a silca and lezyne floor drive. It might be good enough for some home use.

http://www.specialized.com/us/en/ftb/pumps/floor-pumps/air-tool-compak-floor-pump

Edit:
I didn't know there was a travel version of the steel pump. That looks great for the price.

[saab2000]

Not a floor pump but can inflate to 100 psi.
I use this one for travel.
http://www.zefal.com/fr/pompes-traditionnelles/109-hpx-classic.html

This is what I use for travel. It does 100PSI with ease and it's my frame pump when I ride. Fits in the S&S case with no trouble. Not quite as nice as a real floor pump but its ability to pump high pressure and come with me on rides makes up for that.

[kokies]

I have this and really like it so far. It is not cheap but seems well made. http://m.specialized.com/us/en/ftb/pumps/floor-pumps/air-tool-compak-floor-pump

[thirdgenbird]

How does it compare to say a silca floor pump?

[carpediemracing]

I use my Blackburn floor pump. It's about 15-17 years old, not sure of model (TP3? it was the cheap $19.99 version), but it's my main pump. Good to stupid pressures, both types of valves, very reliable. I strap it to the mounting frame inside my soft bike bag when flying with it, else it sits in the back of the car for regular car-based travel.

[jr59]

how about this;

http://www.lezyne.com/product-hpumps-hp-microflrhp.php#.U90xM1Z2P0s

[Steve in SLO]

how about this;

http://www.lezyne.com/product-hpumps-hp-microflrhp.php#.U90xM1Z2P0s

This is the one I have. I would warn anybody who is thinking buying one first try to pump up a tire with it. That little handle hurts like a mother after about 70 psi.

[bikinchris]

I can pack a Silca track pump in my S&S case when I pack my bikes. Problem is it puts it over weight. But I just put the pedals and saddle in my checked bag and it works fine. Alternately, I can put tools and the saddle and pedals in the box and pack the pump in the checked bag.

[11.4]

I use the Lezyne travel pump and have had no problem with it, and I use it often to pump track tires up to 140-160 psi. It's the only pump that I can use day-in day-out with track tires and with latex-tubed clinchers on road bikes. Pumping just gets old and you better have a good pump. This one is definitely worth it. I've tried every travel pump and practically every full-sized pump, and unless you can handle the bulk and the weight of a good full-sized one, the Lezyne Travel is the one to take with you.

[Len J]

I pack the travel drive. Light and makes pumping tires easy.

I have a lezyne mini pump that I pack also that slips in my back pocket.

Len

[93legendti]

I have a Lezyne travel pump, and although it is a nice pump, I find the handle a bit uncomfortable.
You may wish to check out the Toppeak offerings here:
http://www.topeak.com/products/Morph-Pumps
I have an older model which is really nice for the price.

I have one. It's served me well on 10 trips and counting

[tuco]

Topeak Mega Morph Pump works for me. Stays in the car. Liked it enough to get a second one for that stays with other gear for those times when others are doing the driving. Can be found for $50 w/ little fuss.

[TJack1214]

I recently purchased and traveled with the "Lezyne Steel Travel Floor Drive Pump" and I'm very happy with it. It's not the lightest pump at 2.4lbs but it's a quality pump that's easy to use and fit well inside my duffle bag.