Selecting an out-swing storm door for conversion to an in-swing door

I wanted to install an in-swing storm door on my screened-in porch so that I wouldn't push guests off the landing when I opened the door. The Home Depot employee who came to measure the door frame said that it could be done with a pre-hung door but not a storm door. I conducted an internet search but he was right--pre-made in-swing storm doors don't seem to exist. I came to the realization that I'm going to have to convert an out-swing storm door to an in-swing storm door.

Since I haven't bought the door yet I thought I'd ask, what out-swing storm doors do you recommend for use with your in-swinging storm door closer bracket conversion hardware? Thank you.

I'm wondering if you completed this project, and how it went. I just bought a house with an enclosed porch and I have the same situation where people have to back off the steps so I can open the door. It looks like I might be able to order a high end custom in-swing door, but I am looking for a pretty inexpensive solution. How did your project go, and what did you end up using? Thanks!

I had to convert an out-swing door to an in-swing door because I went to outside spiral stairs and there was no space for an out-swinging door. Swisco's lockset and closer bracket mounted on top of door worked just great. The locks latch had to have spacers fabricated to work on my door frame, but other than that, all went according to plan! I had no problems with tilt of flooring as my floor was flat.