I can't inflate tire. Should I look for another pump? Hello to everyone in the community. I used to own a mountain bike which used 26" tires and I was able to inflate them after changing the tube while on the road. It wasn't perfect but allowed me to keep riding.  I have since switched to a road bike which uses narrower 700 tires and so far everytime I have tried to inflate them I find it impossible to do it properly. The pressure is just not enough to ride the bicycle and I am forced to just hire some professional to fix it. Has anybody experienced this? At  1.79m and 64kg I am certainly scrawny but I was thinking maybe with a different pump I could be able to inflate the tires. 
Anyway, thanks for reading and any advice will be much appreciated.
Peace
Most average small/hand pumps are in the 'high volume, low pressure' category. That means they have a big air chamber and are good for inflating a high-volume tire like on a mountain bike with a relatively small number of strokes, but once you reach a certain pressure, often in the realm of not enough for a road bike but maybe around enough for a hybrid, it can become impossible or impractical to go further. Small/portable pumps that work on road bikes do exist. Traditional frame pumps are one example, as are the "mini floor pump" type like the Topeak Road Morphs and its copies. There are also some decent true road mini pumps these days; the Lezyne Road Drive is one that works well. Of note is that many road mini pumps have proven to be basically bad products that don't work very well, and all of them, even the good ones, share the characteristic of needing a high number of strokes and being generally on the tiring side to use.

Most people with road bikes settle on having a floor pump at home, which makes it easy to reach high pressures because your body weight is behind it, and then carrying either one of the above options or a CO2 inflator. If you need a new pump and can only get one, one of the mini floor pump variety is often a good choice, because of the portable pump choices they're the easiest to reach full pressure with, plus they usually have gauges (which most portable pumps don't.)