Review on 🏄 OutdoorMaster 20PSI High Pressure SUP Air Pump The Shark - Ultimate Dual Stage Inflation & Auto-Off Device for Easy Inflation/Deflation of Inflatable Stand Up Paddle Boards and Boats - 12V DC Car Connector Included by Abbas Kumar

Like most people who delve into iSUP pumps, I've looked at reviews and, especially with cheaper products, have come to the conclusion that they burn through. This one was a bit more expensive, but the fan in particular made me think it would be a better choice. So far, so good. The only downside I'm thinking about right now is the lack of a carry case or anything like some of the competition. Before first use, put the thinnest gasket available on the connector that connects to the iSUP. I'm using the box it came in; it works well. As for the "pros": long power cord; easy to carry and smaller than I thought (remember NFL Football); very easy to set up and use; pumps at what appears to be a perfectly good pace. It's no louder than you'd expect from a pump meant to force enough air into something as large as a sluggish iSUP to make it rock solid. (I usually set it to 11psi; I don't see the point anymore). We have two iSUPs; I let the pump do one and the other, so I can't comment on how it handles multiple boards. I'm usually done a few minutes before pumping, and I'm grateful I don't have to manually pump another one. I have no doubt that the pump can pump both but since a 170 lb man is looking for exercise anyway I figure why not speed up the process? As the guide suggests, I leave the pump plugged in for 3 minutes or a little longer than the shroud to allow the internal fan to keep cooling it. I also stow the pump under the car or otherwise make sure it's in the shade when I'm working for me. Unless you have a diesel powered pump or whatever, these are ultimately lightweight mechanical devices designed to lift heavy things. The kinder you are to it, the longer it will take.