🚀 BTP Mano Advanced Two-Stage Electric Turbo Pump: Ideal for Inflatable Kayaks, SUPS, and Boats - Unlock Maximum Performance! Review

Works well so far but doesn't work well with adapters to connect to standard paddleboards (both iRocker and Ten Toes). The attached fitting is smaller and does not work. A trip to the hardware store for an easy and inexpensive way to plug in and unplug all the plugs you need.

This unit was actually a gift to a friend who just got a Sea Eagle 380 like ours. We have had our device for several years after using a manual foot pump for several years. Doesn't matter! Setup is very easy and the air pressure is spot on, you won't guess! We're twice as fast on the water as before. The device has worked for us every time with no crashes or issues. It seems solid so I don't understand the reviews saying it's rubbish. We love him and know our friend does too!

Dear, English made old spare pump couldn't fill my 14ft inflatable tube to specification so thought I'd give this two stage pump away. to attempt. It worked great for me on the first try. It was about the same as my old block that I bought over 30 years ago. So in my opinion, BTP Mano is definitely worth its price. When used, it will fill up to the required PSI and shut off when it reaches that PSI. Fast separation and very little air was lost. BTW, the adapter that came with it, which looked…

I use a Mano two speed electric pump to pump two soups a week and it works great! I have had several electric pumps but this is by far the best! This pump has enough power to pump both boards, one to 15psi and the other to 12psi without overheating which can be an issue with some pumps. Also, I can set it up and talk to friends without holding the tube on the board like I did with the last pump I had. I have nothing negative to say about this pump. It's nice to finally find a reliable electric…

I have used this pump 4 times carefully since I recently bought it. First the Halkey-Roberts H3 valve adapter broke just putting the air hose in, then the positive battery terminal broke when I removed it from my truck's battery rack. Each of these setbacks would have stranded me if I hadn't been home when they happened. I fixed the battery terminals by simply replacing them with others I had and the H3 adapter worked a couple of times when I glued it in place. However, it went badly out of…

So disappointed! I loved this pump the first 3 times I used it. It worked really well and inflated my SUP quickly. Unfortunately it didn't last. The stage 2 high pressure plunger stopped working the fourth time I used it. Stage 1 works, but will only pump up to 5psi in this case - so basically useless. The SUP adapter didn't fit but I thought it was because the pad was upside down. Easy to fix. Also, you must hold the pressure port and the SUP adapter together while the SUP is being inflated…

I really want to love this pump, but it has some design issues that make it quite awkward to use. Good things first. I bought a pump to inflate two SUPs and once I figured out what kind of kinks I could figure out it inflated one of my SUPs (404) up to 14psi very quickly with no issues. Now for the bad, the SUP inflator adapter didn't initially work with my 404 or my Lakeshore SUP. After some troubleshooting I was able to figure out that the gasket on the pump SUP adapter was installed upside…

I really liked this pump. We read many reviews before choosing these for our Isle SUPs. Now we are very upset that we didn't buy a more expensive pump from Isle. We had so many problems with this pump. Pros: Easy car battery connection and performance/fast (5 minutes to 14-15psi on our SUPS). Cons: Virtually NO instructions and some of them are not complete or correct. "HR Adapter" (similar to the claw needed for our SUPs) - easily detaches from the tube at around 11psi and allows air to…

Passed two of these before giving up. A #1 block self-destructed on first use. Pieces of the impeller flew out of the hose into my canoe like crispy potato chips. Block #2 worked 6 inflations before the honeymoon was over and it showed what an electromechanical hole it really was. Stable photos included. The low pressure turbine is lapped against contact with the casing. The drive wheel of the high-pressure piston pump has been completely dismantled. The wreck photo is a mixture of gearbox…