⚽️ SPORTBIT Ball Pump with 5 needles - Push & Pull Inflating System - Ideal for All Sports balls - Volleyball, Basketball, Football & Soccer Ball Air Pump - Includes Needles Set and E-Book Review

This was more amazing than I expected. With so many disappointments I was ready for another one, but with high reviews I took a chance. And wow! It worked so well. It only took a few pumps. INDEED? Yes! And the boy I was working with wanted to pump more, so I had him pump all the balloons. :)

This is a good pump but better for footballs, volleyballs, basketballs etc. I thought I read it was great for 55 .65 cm fitness balls. Spring. maybe if there was a big needle, but it was difficult to maintain a good seal when pumping air into the ball (and my fitness ball is fairly new). I think there are better fitness ball pumps out there than these. This will work, but you'll have to pump very quickly and press down on the ball very hard while you're pumping to prevent too much air escaping…

So far so good. My daughter plays all sports in the world so this pump is a must have. She finally aired that basketball after months of just sitting around collecting dust. The best thing about this product is the customer service. I received both a shipping notification email and a product confirmation email from the company. It's just that such a personal touch is rare these days, so I'm always incredibly impressed when I find a supplier/company that also recognizes that customer…

Well the moving tip bothered and confused me the first few times I used it, but now that we've got used to it it's great. Even if we weren't used to it, it was great. Works as advertised, comes with more than enough extra needles. The only thing I noticed was that all those needles have nowhere to go after you open the packaging. We zipped them up but it would be nice to have something to hold them together. The pump itself works well no problems after a month of use including my 6 year old son

I bought this pump to inflate a basketball and have it handy for all my kids sports balls. There were no instructions, so I stuck one of the inflation needles into the hole and tried to screw it in. Obviously it wasn't meant to be screwed in, so I tried inflating the ball. I managed to keep inflating it, but at the same time the air came out with a hiss. When I removed the ball pump, the needle stayed in the ball and came loose from the pump (because I couldn't screw it in). I realized that…

When I was a kid, we used bicycle pumps to pump air into our basketballs and soccer balls. I gave it to my 8 year old granddaughter who loves to play basketball and she was very disappointed. You have to pump it a million times to get the air moving, and in desperation she handed it to me. I found that as the ball reached its final pressure, I had to pump faster and faster to fill it. In other words, it would be impossible for a child but uncomfortable for me. I wish I had my old bike pump from

I have a 4 year old who has a collection of balls so having an air pump in our home is not a luxury it is a necessity. Before ordering the Sportbit I only used a standard ball pump. I love the compact size of the Sportbit pump and it's definitely way better than the ball pumps I've used. It has a fair price and comes with 5 needles. The only thing I can't speak to about yet is the durability and longevity of this pump. I've only had it 2 days when I wrote this review. That being said, I like…

I'm a volleyball coach in a club and we often have to take our ball bag to tournaments, including those we have to fly to. I bought this a while back to save my coaching backpack (which is packed to the brim with things like a first aid kit, a couple of tablets, notepads, coaching tools, etc.) and neither the pump nor the needle broke. I was worried about the needle getting into the ball pump and sticking it in my backpack, but after a few months of tossing this backpack around and lugging it…

The ball pump came with five needles as advertised and there is a free e-book (to be checked) as advertised. The pump and needles appear to be well made and durable. Its compact whip seems good for the park, but I had some concerns when ordering whether it would be strong enough. We immediately used it to inflate a soft basketball. The handle has a comfortable, ergonomic grip on the side of the ball that's a little easier to hold while inflating than my previous fully straight pump. I also like

I like the idea of push & pull. But at least the one I got doesn't really move much air when moving back and forth. We use full puffs - it just takes a really long time. A few days ago I had several players asking me to show their personal details. They definitely needed air, but they weren't flat. I would rate 60-80 hits to make them acceptable. With my normal (cheaper) pumps, 15-30 would do best. I coached basketball for many years. We have a few balls that sometimes need air. We also use…