Are these self inflating? If not, what kind of pump does it use?
884420
Self inflating yes and need a few puffs of air by mouth to top it off. No pump needed. This is a great purchase.
884421
It's a 'self-inflating' pad - roll it out, open the brass valve, and the fiber filler will expand the pad, however you may physically blow some air into the pad. (Just a few good puffs is sufficient) I purchased the 25" x 77" x 2" thick pad. Be forewarned - a 'side sleeper' like me will find that the 2" pad isn't thick enough when sleeping on the ground.
884422
Yes they are self inflating. You can then blow them up more by mouth, to make them firmer. We got them to use on top of a thin mattress to add support.
884423
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.
26994
Hi, the item which i got has manual pump, it takes some time and energy to fill it, but it never deflates.
948510
Yes a hand pump or battery operated air pump may be used to inflate the mattress.
930749
There is a small plastic piece that holds the air in. To inflate you can use a handheld pump, like the kind if you were inflating a pool float. The pump is not included with this ball.
797074
Well actually it doesn't self-inflate. It has one of those twist thingies on the side that you twist and blow into then twist closed. Like beach toys. Only a breath or two and it's full. I don't blow mine up all the way because it seems more comfortable partially inflated. I bought it mostly for flying on Delta. I think their seats are the worst.
1926424
It does require an air pump to inflate. I used an air compressor because it actually requires quite a bit of air to fully inflate. Totally worth it though. I actually own three of them now. Highly recommend it.
2283848
No it does not self inflate. I now have 2 and find them very good for relieving back pain. It just takes 2 or 3 puffs of air to inflate for a comfortable fit. I like these because they hold the air for weeks and sometimes much longer. I hope this helps.
1668470
I have a coleman electric air pump It does not take to long to inflate you just have to turn the valve to let air
1246935
I can't tell, but I see air valves. I had it for a couple of years and I never had to inflate them
508184
The term "self inflate" is kind of misleading. It does draw some air in when you open the valve, however the amount drawn in does not fill the air chamber. I would say that its a head start more than self inflating, as you'll need to add air to your liking.
701710
Not sure what you mean exactly, but if you mean does it automatically inflate it's self when it loses air during use, the answer is no. You need to turn on the pump to inflate the mattress. It will lose air in the course of normal use, especially if left inflated for a period of time. Just plug into an outlet and turn on the pump to inflate to reinflate to desired firmness.
744844
its has a valve similar to inflatable raft, any pump with a nozzle type tip will inflate it fine. It comes with a very cheap pump but mine cracked after first use.
1158879
It takes only a few moments to inflate, check the connection to the pump, make sure it's secure and the right side up, also check all the lines so there is no air leaking from them. If all else fails, you can contact the vendor, they've been very responsive to questions.
484875
No; it's a very decent sized single. You will certainly need a manual pump or better still an electric pump to inflate though!
1127190
these take a normal pump, you can inflate by mouth or with a pump, it does need the attachment on the pump to fit the valve but most pumps come with that attachment.
341948
It doesn't auto-inflate. Technically, you could blow it up by mouth but you'd probably get dizzy and risk passing out. In your case, maybe you could get a portable hand bike pump, they're cyndrical, light weight abt foot long, 1 inch diameter.
373907
There is not but honestly it takes me about 2-3 minutes to inflate both chambers with the hand/foot pump provided. Hope this helps