🏄 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 Review

Good so I've only used it once but I'll leave a review so there's at least one here. The car is quite noisy, we struggled at first, the psi only reached 0.74 before dropping back to zero. My husband realized I had never added a plastic ring and after that he jumped to 15psi in about 7 minutes. It had two different hose adapters so it fit both my husbands paddle and mine! I give 4 stars only because of the lack of paper instructions and the loud scream he makes in the first part (there are two…

I bought this compressor for my two inflatable paddle boards. It always worked enough to hold him. It takes about 15 minutes to fill each to 14.5psi. I read that it can fill 4 but found that it starts to overheat at the end of the second board. It shuts off at around 13psi and I didn't wait to see how long it would take to cool down as it had taken almost 30 minutes to fill both to this point at that point. I think its 100% worth it if you have a board. I'm not sure other compressors last as…

1 minute after she turned it on, my daughter's comment was "hell". This year she bought a quality SUP and chose an inflatable one because it's easy to store. What she didn't understand was the extreme effort required to inflate it. Inflating the house and carrying the car is troublesome, probably not good for the board because she has to put it on her car. When she pumped it up by hand on the beach, she got tired. She tried a cheaper compressor, but it was useless junk and she had to top up the

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…

I bought this compressor for my two inflatable paddleboards. It always worked enough to hold him. It takes about 15 minutes to fill each to 14.5psi. I read that it can fill 4 but found that it starts to overheat at the end of the second board. It shuts off at around 13psi and I didn't wait to see how long it would take to cool down as it had taken almost 30 minutes to fill both to this point at that point. I think its 100% worth it if you have a board. I'm not sure other compressors last as…

1 minute after she turned it on, my daughter's comment was "hell". This year she bought a quality SUP and chose an inflatable one because it's easy to store. What she didn't understand was the extreme effort required to inflate it. Inflating the house and carrying the car is troublesome, probably not good for the board because she has to put it on her car. When she pumped it up by hand on the beach, she got tired. She tried a cheaper compressor, but it was useless junk and she had to top up the

Like most iSUP pump researchers, I looked at the reviews and concluded, especially with cheaper products, that they will burn out. 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…