Paddle Board Electric Pump,6000Mah Rechargeable SUP Board Pump,Dual Stage Inflation Deflation, Auto-Off,12V DC Car Connector,Air Pump for Stand Up Paddle Boards,Inflatables Boats,Tent,Kayak

This is a legit air pump for inflating SUP boards. I use it on just the battery and can air up my 2 boards, and deflate them and still be on a 3/4 charge. no need to even use the plug in feature.

Worked well for a couple of times And now won’t charge up. Frustrating cuz it wasn’t cheap.Edited review: after leaving it plugged in for quite some time, it’s charged up. It’s a good pump, and is able to pump up and deflate 3 boards twice before needing to be charged.

Got this so I don’t have to wear myself out pumping up a 10” inflatable boat. Only used it once so far but very happy with how it did pumping the boat up. It takes a bit longer than using the hand pump my boat came with but not having to pump it by hand for me is well worth it. It’s fairly Compact, and came with a dry bag that the pump, hose and fittings can go into as well.The only real complaint I have so far is the 12v power cord doesn’t disconnect from the pump so you always have a cord attached even if your not using it, and honestly it isn’t all that bad.

I can’t believe how much I love this pump. I bought it to replace another I had that died and I debated whether to spend an extra $20 for this one or get the same one again. I’m so glad I spent the extra money. It is far superior in 4 ways:1) it has a low pressure/high volume phase, so that the SUP can be filled very quickly to “full” and then you set it to high pressure/ low volume to get it up to 15 or 16 PSI. Literally saves about 10 minutes vs. my old one that would be using the high pressure pump to fill the large volume and it took forever (!!) just to get it to 1 psi.2) also because of the low pressure setting, you can use it to pump up almost anything - tubes, inflatable mattresses - whatever - AND it comes with about 6 attachments to fit just about anything you might want to inflate.3) because it takes so much less time to inflate the boards up to pressure, I have no issues inflating 3 in a row without letting it coo down. In fact it does not get hot at all. My old one would be hot after pumping up one and would not work again until it cooled down for at least 10 minutes.4) This one is surprising to me. I would have never thought I would like the deflate feature where you can reverse it to force air back out when you are finished and putting it away. I used to just roll up the board and all the excess air would release as I went, or so I thought. I tried the deflate feature just to see how it worked and oh my goodness! It made the board so completely flat with absolutely no air left, which made it roll up perfectly and so easily. I LOVE this feature!Anyway, don’t hesitate. Just get it and you will be happily paddling in just a few minutes, without your arms already sore and tired out from pumping it up to pressure by hand!

We have 2 x 14.5 ft inflatable kayaks from Aquaglide that are low pressure, but large. The other weekend I had to inflate them both and an 11 ft high-pressure paddleboard in 90+ degree Tennessee humid heat. I have a great hand pump, but it still sucked. It's 120 pumps per craft plus that dang paddleboard goes to 13 pounds and takes far more pumps. Way too much work.So I grabbed this pump. I had the kayaks filled in minutes with zero effort. I don't own the paddleboard, but look forward to how this pump will help with it on an upcoming trip when we'll use it again. My kayaks do use the high pressure phase of the pump. You can hear the low pressure/high volume phase, then the switch to high pressure. It will go from about 1.5 LBS to 3 LBS and it happens fast. I'm sure this will make short work of getting the paddleboard to 13 Lbs.Also, drawing a vacuum on my kayaks is very helpful for storage too. It helps to get a tighter roll on them for storage and transport.Finally, I've inflated them twice. Deflated them twice and still show full LEDs on the battery. Dang! So nice.

UPDATED UPDATEDUpdate: Have used this pump for 8 months now. It's fantastic and a work saver!! Car charger folds nearly into cover IF you take your time! (Note how it comes OUT for reference.) Attachments are great! I received the 16 PSI pump and wish I had waited for the 20 PSI. I use it to pump up my inflatable wing foil board that can inflate from 15-20.Have owned for a month and used 10-15 times. Battery depletes fairly rapidly but does a good job to inflate 2-3 items. It has been a little glitchy lately. It didn't want to kick into high pressure mode to inflate a paddle board to 16 psi. For some reason it doesn't kick into high pressure mode at all when filling my 10 psi wing but does fine filling my 8 psi wing. The attachments can be infuriating when trying to fill things. That's because there are so many. I like the ability to choose the different attachments but would rather they were not attached to the end of the hose. I will likely detach them and reattach them someplace else. Other reviews indicate issues turning it on. You have to be patient. I can hear it clicking but you have to keep the on/off switch pressed until it actually comes on. So far so good. Will update if this changes.

This inflated/deflated our SUP boards so quickly! I love the auto-off function when it’s reaches the desired PSI, and it’s really nice to be able to charge it. We did need to swap out the rubber washer/gasket on the adapter piece because it was too thick to allow it to lock in place. We replaced it with the one on the end of the manual pump that came with the board, and it worked perfectly. My only critiques: I wish it came with different sizes of rubber washers and a bag to keep everything together.