How do I get a pump to inflate this?
159183
The pump is built right in the end. You open the compartment, plug it into the wall, & wait. It doesn't take long at all. It will also deflate. I love it. It is very comfy, & fits in the back of an SUV nicely. Can't go wrong with this one.
159184
I really have no idea. It has a built in pump that you just plug into an outlet, so I really didn't give much thought to what one would do without that. If you go camping with it at a campground where your vehicle is nearby, you might find that your vehicle has a 110 outlet to help you.
159185
Comes with an interior pump you plug in. Has a dial you turn to inflate and deflate, you can suck all the air out aswell as blow it up in about a minute maybe two, very slick system.
176818
I just plugged it in and turned the dial to inflate. You don't need to inflate it until it feels stiff. I put one knee on it, and if I can barely the floor, it's perfect (for me anyway). I've had mine for two months. It replaced an older one that died after 5 or 6 years.
371851
Any pump will work to inflate these balls if it has the right adapter ie a smooth or ridged conical adapter of the right size. The larger the pump, the quicker it will inflate as a general rule. Isokinetics sells a larger pump that inflates on both actions of the piston (pushing and pulling) which makes inflation very quick and easy; a smaller one would also do the job, but it would take longer.
1296866
Actually, mine was already inflated enough for my daughter to sit on and have it wiggle. But you insert the pump with the metal tip and it should inflate.
1689047
I had a plug-in pump, and it was still a pain. I think you need some kind of pump. Are you sure there wasn't one in the box? If not, contact the seller and and ask them to send it.
771618
There's a button on the pump you press it down. If you want it completely deflated you'll have to apply pressure.
46819
I use a pressure gauge and pump the inflatable to the manufactures specification. I find that this is the best way. I don't loose very much air when disconnecting the pump providing you perform the operation quickly.
794057
You have to squeeze the base of the inflation valve you used to inflate the collar and press down on it. When you were blowing it up, you should have had to squeeze the inflation nozzle for it to inflate easier as well.
439254
Hi: You really don't need a pump to inflate this ball. I blew it up with the little stick that comes with it and my mouth. I do this once in a while because the ball loses a bit of air and gets soft; so I just insert the little stick and blow through my mouth. It's really simple. I hope this helped!!.
126722
We just blew it up with lip power! If you wanted to use a pump, I would suggest the type used to inflate air mattresses. just leave inflated and hang at end of tub to store. The included suction cup hook is too weak to hold tub,Replaced it with a better hook that works well.
744845
mine came with a small pump that works very well. there is a blue hose with a tip attachment that inserts into the center of the hard plastic platform on the underside. There is a yellow bellows type pump that you step on and off with your foot to inflate. It says not to inflate the dome more than 9-9-1/2 inches tall. I hope this answer helps you.
1206292
I have a compressor that I used to inflate mine but, you can buy a cheap hand pump at most $.99/$1.00 stores. It will take a while to accomplish. Suggest you keep your kids busy with this project. Promise an icecream reward if they can completely inflate it in 30 minutes. Ron.
930750
You are missing a plug. It comes with two. A hand held air pump will inflate it.
2271225
Your ball is underinflated. If I remember correctly you should inflate until ball is 22 inches in diameter.At that size your problem will be solved.Reread instructions.
438294
I had the same problem! Hold the center ring, in between the pump and base, then spin the pump.
821341
You should have a plug with it; all three of the ones I bought had plugs. No wonder it won't hold air! I just used a hand air pump.
1046367
A small air pump or bicycle pump. No problem with it over filling with air. use your common sense.