Would this work for pumping up Basketballs? Footballs? Thanks.
652327
yes, make sure you get the needle that you attach to the pump so you can insert it the balls to fill with air.
1908824
No, it's meant for a small, inflatable ball (which they provide). We have also used one of those smaller balls that you use in a pool (they soak up water...about baseball sized) and it worked well. Great way for multiple players to have fun!
1952895
I would think so. I used it to inflate an exercise ball and it worked fine.
137418
Yes..it comes with a basketball and a volleyball. But you will need a pump to blow them up.
1918166
Some of the balls come with their own pump and this is how we do it. I suppose a bike pump would work.
979591
If the ball has a small valve hole like a football, it will not work. The inflator comes with 2 size tips. Both are too large to inflate that body ball.
1198543
Definately works for exercise balls and air mattres and balls. it was a great buy. It beats those electric air pumps with batteries or plug in wall. this is much faster but a bit bulky but very reliable
423246
Joe, yes, that is correct, great for basketball or other light to incidental contact sports, you would need something more for football..,
269591
It works on my larger exercise ball. It definitely can handle that volume as long as the pump fits.
868803
Hi There, no I would not recommend this pump to pump balls, as it is designed to clip onto an extruding pipe that comes out of a bike or car tire. Hope that helps
1666804
It does bounce, I don't know how well it would work for basketball but soccer would work.
1593269
The short answer is... Yes, it works just fine. I've only used this pump with Schrader valves (same design as car tire valves, and are the most common type in the U.S.), but it should work with Presta valves, too. As for Basketballs & such... You get a "Sports Ball Inflating Needle," latch the pump onto the needle just like you would a bike tube valve, wet the needle a bit (makes it easier), insert it into the hole in the ball, pump to the ball's proper pressure, & remove.
1127574
The pressurizer you're looking at is really designed for tennis balls. If you were to use them for other sports, don't know if it can potentially over inflate the balls.
1996825
Yes, it would probably handle tennis balls well. It does baseballs OK but its a very fragile unit and the plastic ball holder and its bracket breaks easily. Mine broke the first day and I had to go redneck on it to bolster its weak points. I personally would stay away from this item.
701750
Hey Al I suppose you could use it but depending on the pool you'd be pumping for days. Best use is for things like lawnmowers and lawn tractors. Good Luck ted
1197170
Yes. I use it to fill a huge ball pit/ jumpoline and it gets good and firm pretty quickly.
820256
I used a pump I had from another ball but I have also used a regular pump that I use to pump up a basketball.