Hi all,
Santa thought he’d bought SUPs with a pump but sadly was wrong! I tried my old 18v Ozito that I use for balls and kids bike tires but after some reading realise that was never going to work.
I’d prefer a battery operated one but they seem really expensive, the Ozito one’s at Bunnings seem reasonable at under a 100 but no idea if I’m barking up the wrong tree!
Any suggestions welcome!
That’s the one!
Haha, it’s short for Stand up paddle board
Nothing much, how about you?
This one has two hoses, one for large inflatables.
https://www.bunnings.com.au/ryobi-18v-one-cordless-air-infla…
Unfortunately I’m not in that eco system so I’d rather stay in Ozito or Makita (although the Makita is way to expensive) or have something with a built in battery
I didn't have any luck with the Ryobi one & returned it , this one works well:
https://www.anacondastores.com/water-sports/kayaks/kayak-acc…
That’s a good price compared to other places! Thank you, I’ll add that to the short list!
Might be worth trying the though volume inflator if you're already in the Ozito ecosystem.
https://www.bunnings.com.au/ozito-pxc-18v-cordless-high-volu…
this won't work, he'll need high pressure not high volume. https://www.bunnings.com.au/ozito-pxc-18v-high-pressure-air-…
Ahh interesting.
I tried my old 18v Ozito that I use for balls and kids bike tires but after some reading realise that was never going to work.
That's likely what they have. Maybe it's a question of buying an adaptor such as this one
https://www.bcf.com.au/p/tahwalhi-isup-pump-valve-adaptor/63…
yes, you'll need something like that. mine came with that attachment.
which board did you get?
It’s just not right. I jimmied up an adapter with some irrigation supplies and it was slowly pumping it up. But after 20 minutes it hadn’t even got to its proper shape and the pump was very very hot
I’ll definitely get one of those adapters to try with some of the other Ozito suggestions! Thank you!
I saw that but was unsure, I guess I could try it and return it if it doesn’t work
https://www.bunnings.com.au/ozito-pxc-18v-cordless-inflator-…
I use one of these to pump car tires up and inflate those massive pool toys.
I reckon this or the second Ozito suggestion might be worth a shot as I get car tire pump as well. My 18 volt one struggles with car tires but is awesome for balls and kids bikes
I have an inflatable boat with a SUP type floor. It needs 2 stages to pump up. First stage high volume and low pressure, then higher pressure to get it to shape.
I have one of the expensive pumps for that, but many folk just use a blower for the bulk part, then the hand pump for the final bit. This would mean just buying a Makita skin and using the pump that came with the SUP or (because these are generally cr@p), a cheap high pressure pump.
Ahhhh I see! Far more to it than I thought!
Hence the speciality pumps like mentioned above
I feel like I'm being set up for a joke here, but….
What's "SUP"?