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I will always use analog over digital because by 2045 that Topeak will sync up with Skynet and turn us into batteries to fuel their souls.

Good timing. I was just looking for something like this. Thanks. Take care and stay safe,Al

A great review thanks, I’m just starting using the Topeka gauge and it’s been paramount in mtb riding

Lost me at $90. Accuracy isn’t really important as long as it’s consistent. Tubeless sealant is going to kill all of them eventually.

I really think the most interesting thing is how close they all were. I’ve read that gauges can vary wildly. I think even on one of your streams that awesome tire pressure guy for the pros(sorry his name is eluding me at the moment) said just to make sure you always use the same pump/gauge. Some of the other comments about using the same pump kind of annoy me - don’t we want to be able to compare what we have going on to other people? Thanks for another great vid!

If you're on the fence, just get a Meiser. Or rather, two of 'em. Leave one in your home shop and one in your car's toolbox. Boom, done for $25-30.

The best pressure gauge I've used is an Intercomp 4" pressure gauge with a pigtail hose; unfortunately, the large hold-up volume means that the design won't be easily adapted to bicycle use. That EVT Bleeding Gauge has an interesting design for bleeding excess air, and catching blowback sealant. However, I think we're approaching this problem a bit backwards. Tires lose pressure naturally, so the most prevalent process dictates that it's less work to pump it up to target, than to pump it beyond and then bleed to target. As such, wouldn't it make sense to offer retrofit kits with accurate and precise (enough) pressure gauges for popular pumps? Or if retrofits are impossible, perhaps a thingamajig that goes in between a pump and the valve stem, thus providing an accurate way to pump up to the target pressure?

The topeak out here making digital gauges look bad lol.

My Topeak broke after only a few uses. I'm thinking that the Meiser will be the replacement due to it's compact size and low price. The EVT looks great, but it isn't better enough for me to justify it right now.

9 times out of 10 I use my thumb to check tire pressures.

I have Topeak tire gauge and if I am not going to use on regular basis I simply flip the battery over and seems to prevent drainage.

I spend $25 for rechargeable Xiaomi pump with digital pressure indicator, and I couldn't be happier. :)

A nice, measured review. Even though I own like 15 bicycles, no gauges except the ones on the floor pumps; not sure why I'd want one.

I use the SKS tire gauge and not liking it. The big down fall is when you have it in your bike tool pouch the smallest object or pressure will push against the on button and wears the battery down. SO the gauge in a sense is always on and taking all the battery life. My current SKS the battery wore down in about an week. This EVT gauge seems to work perfectly especially for bike packing which I do for about 3 months out of the year in Europe.

I've destroyed two Meiser 0-15psi gauges through absentmindedness. After checking my fat bike tires, I'd say to myself, "maybe I should check my road tires as well." One blast of high-pressure air and it's a goner. The Topeak is more tolerant of my foibles. I've had mine for a couple of years and I'm still on the original battery.

I only saw you using the gauges on Presta valves in the video. Although my bikes have Presta valves, I prefer Shraeder. Do all three of these gauges work well on Schraeder valves?

Now I want to know a diy hack for a filter like the evt

I'd love to get the EVT gauge, but you can't get them in the UK

how to these tire gauges compare to the gauges in a floor pump? If I am checking air pressure it is almost always when I am pumping up my tires.