Would this be good for camping ?? Can it inflate air mattresses easily?
1278710
This is better than anything you have ever used on an air mattress! It comes either 120v or attachments for a car battery. This is the best and may be overkill for a mattress, but it is awesome!
1278711
Yes, It is a little loud but it is only for a short time because it inflates fast.
1278712
It's a great pump . I inflate my 10 foot boat in 3 min .. with a 3 amp battery pack
1278713
Sure if you attach to your car battery with installed alligator clips. Very fast for inflating and deflating and multiple attachment points for output, so depending on your particular air mattress valve, you should be good.
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Taylor. It has an assortment of tips for about any purpose. But it may be too much power for just air mattresses unless it's those big air beds. Super fast inflation speed.
1278715
We use it to pump our two person towable. It's fast and powerful. I believe it could easily pump up an Air mattress.
1278716
Yes, absolutely. Just be mindful that it must be connected directly to a battery so you will be standing next to a vehicle with your mattress until it inflates. The good news is, it will be inflated really fast. Much faster than the ones with 4 D cell batteries.
1278717
Yes... and it will inflate air mattresses extremely quickly. Note that this is a "high pressure" inflator for like Inflatable boats but it comes with an inline pressure reduction valve to keep from bursting your standard inflatable goodies like floats and air mattresses and such. It also has a wide variety of fittings for whatever type valve you may run across as well. I have used mine for my SRIB Zodiac as well as all our pool toysand absolutely love it because it is FAST and makes it all so simple.
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Probably not. The balance is wrong. A camping air mat for sure. A twin is just a bit too wide I think (though haven't tried it). We got a thick rollup mattress and it works great.
1286907
Yes absolutely. You plug it in, flip the on switch and then inflate it to the firmness of your choice. If it's too firm, you can flip another switch and just let out a little air. This is a great air mattress.
1127189
Yes the best way to inflate this is by buying a small air pump, I have a coleman one that I bought at walmart for $20 that works perfect to blow up all our inflatables.(would take a long time to blow up by mouth :) )
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I have a 12 foot Coleman Tent trailer and it worked well, there is just enough air leakage to keep from getting killed......
638667
I guess it would depend on your daughter... the mattress would hold up. Yes the mattress smells a bit, but we inflated them in advance to air out and it was fine for me inside a confined tent.
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Worked perfectly for me for real camping in the camp site and so easy to set up so I would think it would be very good for play. Hope that helps
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I'd get a better pump. This is good for a smaller mattress. Mine are 74 X 39 X 9 and it takes a bit to inflate it. Your mattress would not only take you quite a while but depending on how firm you want your mattress ( to me ) it won't inflate it to be anywhere near firm. Coleman's duel action hand pump ( $12 ) would be a better choice for a low cost pump. Don't be fooled because it's a hand pump. I wish I would have bought it rather than this one. Read the reviews for the battery pump and you'll see almost all say ok for small mattresses and the hand pump reviews say it inflates quicker and can inflate the mattress to be firmer ( and no batteries to buy ). Hope this helps ! I'd get a better pump. This is good for a smaller mattress. Mine are 74 X 39 X 9 and it takes a bit to inflate it. Your mattress would not only take you quite a while but depending on how firm you want your mattress ( to me ) it won't inflate it to be anywhere near firm. Coleman's duel action hand pump ( $12 ) would be a better choice for a low cost pump. Don't be fooled because it's a hand pump. I wish I would have bought it rather than this one. Read the reviews for the battery pump and you'll see almost all say ok for small mattresses and the hand pump reviews say it inflates quicker and... » Read More I'd get a better pump. This is good for a smaller mattress. Mine are 74 X 39 X 9 and it takes a bit to inflate it. Your mattress would not only take you quite a while but depending on how firm you want your mattress ( to me ) it won't inflate it to be anywhere near firm. Coleman's duel action hand pump ( $12 ) would be a better choice for a low cost pump. Don't be fooled because it's a hand pump. I wish I would have bought it rather than this one. Read the reviews for the battery pump and you'll see almost all say ok for small mattresses and the hand pump reviews say it inflates quicker and can inflate the mattress to be firmer ( and no batteries to buy ). Hope this helps ! « Show Less
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I don't think so Kevin, better options with camping gear. Foam pads and/or air mattresses.
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they are self inflating. It suggests you do not blow into them because you will add moisture into the pad and it could stick together. They are not air mattresses. They are light and provide about an inch of comfy padding for camping or hiking. I store mine open and they remain fully airated until I go camping and then I roll them up. Good luck.
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I tried to inflate it with an air compressor i usually use for tires & it worked a little but the hose was not the same size as the inflation valve so I could not get a good seal going on & ended up finishing blowing the thing up the old fashioned way (with my own hot air) while making a mental note to purchase an air pump made for air mattresses. I. Have 2 of these air mattresses & they have held up very well through several camping trips & sleepovers with kids jumping on them.
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Hi I bought mine just before a camping trip --It inflates with the separate air blower that takes 4 D size battery's --I had one that had the pump built in and it would go soft halfway through the nite --Enjoy ---Rog
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I would think not -- it doesn't provide a lot of air volume, just slow pressure of the type that can inflate tires or other inflatables.
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You can fold it in half and unfold it easily, but it would be VERY hard to roll it up again because of the springs. An air mattress that is higher off the ground with a built-in pump may be a better choice for you.
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I have a queen sized double stack Coleman air mattress and it fits in with ease. Plus room to move around the bed and stand up fully,though I'm only 5'3", there's enough room for a 6ft person to also get around with ease. Lanterns can be placed on the floor or there's a small hook on the top for mini lanterns. Nothing too heavy though. There's like 2 extra feet of room on each side of the air mattress. I also use fans at festivals... In a normal tent you die in the heat, but with the rain flap off and a small fan the tent stays cool because of all the mesh and a good breeze. You won't regret buying this tent. I've used it more than I can count since I bought it last year it's roomy and tough, holds up in terrential winds and rain even half-assed steaked down.
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This bed has been great so far. I use it for camping. I'm 240 lbs and my son is about 80 lbs. The key with any air bed is to not over inflate.
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We use it for camping and it works great. It's also great because the fan blades are foam, so you can't e injured by it.