Dropping and other loss of calibration is an issue if you're race wrenching or travelling a lot. For that reason I've stuck with digital (Topeak Digital D2). The fact they're a little lighter is useful too - excess baggage is a pain in the arse.
The other feature I like with the D2 is it switches between PSI/BAR. Depending on the athletes I work with they can be very specific and I've never been able to consistently convert BAR in my head on the fly.
Jan. 23, 2019, 5:45 p.m. - Heinous
Dropping and other loss of calibration is an issue if you're race wrenching or travelling a lot. For that reason I've stuck with digital (Topeak Digital D2). The fact they're a little lighter is useful too - excess baggage is a pain in the arse. The other feature I like with the D2 is it switches between PSI/BAR. Depending on the athletes I work with they can be very specific and I've never been able to consistently convert BAR in my head on the fly.