Is there an electric inflator for this SUP? Is there such a thing as a standard hose connector for it?
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Hello, Every Wahoo Inflatable SUP and Kayak come with a manual inflation pump with an easy to read gauge. We also sell a 2-stage electric pump that allows you to inflate our 11' SUP in less than 4 minutes. Let us know if you have any other questions. Thank you for your interest and we look forward to adding you to our growing list of customers. Wahoo Inflatables
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Hello, Every Wahoo Inflatable SUP and Kayak come with a manual inflation pump with an easy to read gauge. We also sell a 2-stage electric pump that allows you to inflate our 11' SUP in less than 4 minutes. Let us know if you have any other questions.Thank you for your interest and we look forward to adding you to our growing list of customers.Wahoo Inflatables
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Mine did not come with a pump. I bought Coleman electric pump that plugs into the cig lighter of the van. It inflates and deflates pretty fast. Also bought a bellows foot pump to top off the air pressure. The electric pump takes it up to about 85%.
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The pump comes with hose adapters threaded into their possibly proprietary fitting...just clamp hose to this.
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Yes, i use an electric air pump that I use to fill anyhting from air matress, boating tubes and pool floats
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Yes a pump came with it. But it is a slow manual process. I purchased a pump that is used with an outlet in my car and was able to inflate the kayak in less than two minutes and only cost about $20. Highly recommend this method.
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it should inflate any sup. it can pump up to 15 psi so the little guy can pump just about any thing you throw at it. only thing you may need is a Halkey-Roberts HR Hose Adapter H-R Valve Adapter. I bought this pump for my SUP and it works great with a portable battery or attached to the car battery. check out the video on YOUTUBE.
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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 have a Quick Fill Electric Pump that I brought from WalMart years ago to use for air mattresses on a camping trip. That pump has a inflate in the front to blow up the mattress and a deflate in that back to remove all air completely for proper storage. This pump is small and handheld, and it was less than $20. Of course, you don't have to use that exact brand of electric pump (if it is even sold anymore), there are several small electric pumps that will do the job.
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As everyone else has stated, it comes with oars and pump, but the pump leaves a lot to be desired. I use my old carpet cleaner and hook the hose to the part that blows air and it inflates in seconds. You might have a vacuum that will do the trick!
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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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I don't know what a SUP is, but I can tell you that this is one of the best inflators I have used (and I have tried many), and this should inflate just about anything you can think of.
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Hmmm, I have the same question for my Naish One inflatable SUP. None of these answers help... just because it can blow up and island doesn't mean it can handle the high pressure of 10-14 psi for a SUP. Anyone?
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I always use "quick-connect" adapters anyway. Just buy a set of inexpensive connectors, which includes both male and female typically plus a "receptor." You put the receptor on the hose, and connector on the inflator. Then if you want to use another tool, you can quickly change.
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You need to get the advanced elements pump. It's good, and it inflate the kayak in a few minutes.
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No... Amazon has a 12v pump that is Awesome though. It inflates and deflates. Sorry, it only has the boat itself
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The adaptor to attach it to the air hose. I already found one though. Even the snap on stuff that I spent a lot of money on didn't come with them so maybe it's common practice to not include them.
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Yes you can use those pump s but you have to be very careful not to over inflate. We sell an electric pump valve stem to connect to a standard car tire inflation hose but always be careful not to over inflate. Call if you have more questions. Nick. 908-797-6504.