What air pump should I buy?
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The bike has presta valve inner tubes so i would suggest any air pump that has presta valve or you can buy a little adapter for shrader valve that cost maybe $5.
568446
I carry a small bike pump that has both the Presta and the Schrader valves.
568447
This is the one I purchased for about $45: Topeak Road Morph G Mini Pump: It has a T-handle, fold-out foot pad and flexible & extendable hose, the Topeak Road Morph G combines the lighter weight of a portable pump with the convenience and efficiency of a floor pump.
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Definitely need a pump. I got one at Academy for 6.99. Also, we had this less than a week and it already is leaking air. Not a great product.
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Buy an air pump that has a deflate option and it is a piece of cake. Deflated it goes in the box it came in. I bought two and my grandkids beat them to death wrestling, running on them and jumping off them for two weeks of daily abuse. Love these floats. Great buy.
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There are many options...I just use any pumps that one would use to inflate an air mattress. That said - it is better to get one that can be plugged into your vehicle as that comes in handy if you're at the water and need to inflate the raft there.
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Yup. But the air pump needs to be pretty strong. I'd say no less than 20 gallon tank strength and I'd guess 40 gallon tank rated air pump is pretty much the strength, though not sure how high you need to go.
860512
I purchased a Coleman 120v Electric Quickpump, it was $20 at Menards. You can also find them in sporting goods stores and maybe Walmart. They are great for inflating airbeds, water floating toys, and work good for these pools. I have purchased a battery operated one but don't recommend as the air flow is not as strong, plug in ones are best.
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Here is the product website: http://www.airhead.com/double-action-pump.html It should provide with the information you need. Make sure the pump has all the valves you need for your inflatables.
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I don't have a different pump to recommend, but I would NOT get this Airtex one... very poor quality and not reliable at all in my experience.
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No. I recommend the High Output Air Pump Double Quick III. I bought one and I like it, however, the chair popped before I could use it much. Probably my fault though. I didn't treat it lightly.
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Harbor Freight is definitely the way to go for air related equipment. The compressor comes with nothing, except a power cord.
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I use an electric pump for air mattresses that I got at Target in camping section for $20. Works great and you can inflate the tubes really quickly.
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Hi there - we already had an exercise ball pump and that is what we used. I believe it is this one: 2 way action Hand AIR PUMP For Pool Floats, Exercise Balls, Rody or Hippity Hop bouncer hopper balls
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It is best to use an air pump. I have a small one that I use for air mattresses and it works great. If you are taking it to a resort or pool, they may inflate it for you. I took mine to the Mandalay Bay and they aired it up for free. Worked great in the lazy river!
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no you have to buy an air pump and its about 17.00 dollars and you will have to pump it every few weeks it depends on your use
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I use an old hand pump you can buy anywhere to inflate like an air mattress. That or an air compressor. I have used it 5 weekends now, still going strong. Love it.
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I use a 12volt intext air matress pump. it doesn't pump it up all the way so I use the manual pump to top it off..
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The air pump with a max psi of 7.0 at minimum, 10.0 is even better.The connection cable between air pump and the air brush can be purchased separately or will come with the air pump.