Valwix 20PSI High Pressure SUP Air Pump The Whale - Dual Stage Inflation/Deflation Electric Pump, Auto Cooling for Inflatable Stand Up Paddle Boards

The size, portability, & durability are great. It’s super easy to use & inflates/deflates both my SUP & kayak very quickly getting you on the lake that much quicker. Highly recommend.

We have only used this pump once, so far. But, it made blowing up our kayaks so much easier than with a different type of pump. I don’t know how accurate the reading is, and I don’t know exactly how much pressure should be in the kayaks, because they use a indicator strip to show when it is inflated properly. I would just run the pump, and keep an eye on the indicator, or my husband would. It inflated them very quickly, and all of the accessories. It is loud, but they all are. So far, so good. It is lightweight, and not too difficult to use.The only thing that I would improve, is the flexibility of the hose, and the length of the hose. These plastic hoses are stiffer and shorter than I would prefer, when you’re working around inflatables. But, overall, I like the pump. I would purchase it again.

Bought this to go with our Takacat inflatable boat. After pumping it up by hand once, it became clear that we needed a pump. The boat manufacturer sells a pump for about $60 that fills the air chambers up to where the pressure starts to build up, then you have to attach the manual pump and do the rest by hand. This one is more expensive, but works much better: just set the desired pressure (in our case, 3 psi) and it automatically fills the chamber up all the way and then stops. It took less than 4 minutes to fill each 10 foot long chamber. After it finishes filling, it continues to run an internal fan to keep its motor cooled down so it can keep working.The pump came with the correct Halkey-Roberts adapter to fit the boat's valves. It also came with three different thicknesses of o-rings for the adapter, but even the thinnest one was too thick to work with our boat. I ended up cutting thinner ones from an old inner tube to get the valve connected. Something to try at home before you try to set up the boat in a remote area. The only other issue I found is that the air hose is very stiff, so awkward to maneuver, but nothing to detract from functioning. Highly recommended.

A good variety of tips but the Compressor seem to have small volume output. I used it to inflate my inflatable kayak and it took longer than my old raft inflator. I was pleased with the general performance of the inflator.

Inflated my stand up fine. Much easier than the hand pump. Has in internal fan to cool it down.

I am so happy with this pump, I’ve only used it about 4x so far, but I pumped up 2 SUP (with a 10 minute break in between) with no problems. Make sure you don’t touch the metal plug in after you use it, it gets really hot. I’ll update if I have any issues with this pump down the road, but so far it is worth every penny. I love the two stage pump and you just set the psi and it takes care of the rest and turns itself off once it reaches the desired pressure.

I really like this pump. It finishes quickly just as any other pump that I have used. The great part is that it has all the attachments that you will need for any SUP. It is loud but you can talk over it. I don't think any of these pumps have low inflation volume but that is ok. I will take speed of inflation over noise any day. I am trying to get my SUP in the water and hand pumping is not an option. This also comes with a bag to store your pump just another plus. My girlfriends pump didn't even come with a bag and hers is heavier than mine. Overall this has been a great investment.

The pump itself works great, but the piece that connects the hose to the board split open after a handful of uses. Super bummed I can’t use it now. Is there a replacement tube?