SUP Pump Adaptor, Inflatable Boat SUP Pump Adaptor With Standard Conventional Air Valve Attachment

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It is important to mention that pump adapters are not necessary, as it’s possible to use any type of water sports pump with a standard threaded end and screw thread on one side. However, they do provide many advantages so we recommend using them every time you have an opportunity. Best SUP Pump Adaptors

Compact and lightweight: The power cord is stored in the body of the pump, and it’s compact enough to fit in most SUP bags. Schrader Valve Adaptor (adapts to a bicycle tire valve or boat inflatable and uses the same electric outlet). Durability concerns: Although the issue with the hose has now been resolved, this pump doesn’t always stand up to the test of time. Having used one myself, I highly recommend this SUP pump adaptor given its main features such as high-quality materials, ease of use and the adaptability to just about any pump on the market. It also works for different types of inflatables among them kayaks, SUPs and many others.Cooling system: The active cooling system stops the pump from overheating and lets you inflate multiple boards in a row. Multiple adapters: The pump comes with valves for various inflatable objects. To get a precise fit, use the O-ring that comes with the hand pump for your paddle board. One thing we’ve mentioned a few times throughout this post is portable power units. These are newer within the SUP electric pump space, and there can be some confusion on why exactly you’d even want a portable power unit, if nearly every electric pump can simply plug into your car’s cigarette lighter. Below, we’ll go over the advantages of having a portable power unit, so you can decide if it’s something you’ll want to add to your gear bag. Portability/ Convenience Inflates up to 16 PSI, rather than 20 PSI. This is standard for rechargeable pumps, but it can limit you if your board can inflate up to 20 PSI. Quieter than other pumps: This pump was really quiet to begin with, though it did get louder toward the end.

One of the best things about iSUPs is that they roll up into a duffle bag, and are way more portable than hard SUPs. However, relying on your car to inflate your board can take away some of that portability that we love so much. The ease with which you can use your SUP pump adaptor determines how suitable it is to the task. You don’t want awkward connections which require fitting and refitting just to get the pump working. You shouldn’t need any tools or help to make this work. Time taken to fill When using your electric pump, avoid placing it on concrete, sand, and other rough surfaces. Dirt may get in and jam the motor. The pump could also get scratched. c. Lift the Air Valve First Some electric paddle board pumps come with a carrying bag while others don’t. This is another factor you may want to consider if it is important to you. Important Tips for Electric SUP Pumps a. Don’t Overinflate Your stand up paddle boardA dual-stage electric pump has two inflation stages. It has the first stage which is high-speed and the second stage which is low-speed. The second slow and final stage reduces the risk of overinflating your paddle board. This is a good pump adaptor to have if you use a paddleboard with the Schrader valve. You can also use this to inflate a raft or floaties with air. I like that it’s a quality adapter and you get good, fast inflation from the pump. The length of the inflation hose varies from one pump to another and it is usually indicated along with other specifications. The hose should easily reach your SUP even when using the car cigarette lighter.

If you have multiple inflatable products, you may want to get a pump that comes with a set of different nozzle attachments. 2. Inflation Stages and SpeedIt inflates up to 15 Psi which makes it perfect for SUPs. It inflates at a high pressure until your iSUP is as rigid as it can be. The Sevylor is the fastest electric air pump in the test and inflated my demo board in a little under 7 minutes.