SUP Electric Pump 2022

THURSO SURF 20PSI Rechargeable SUP Air Pump: It is very well built, it looks like it was built to Last. it feels incredibly well-made, and the materials seem high-quality and very durable. It's surprisingly hefty, it comes with a fantastic carry case.This pump delivers impressive inflation speed, the heavy-gauge cables connecting to the battery contribute to this efficiency. The air hose is a nice touch with a rubbery feel. It came with one valve adapter and it isn't removable, which limits versatility. While it is good for Kayaks Boats as advertised, it would have been better to be able to use it for other stuff as it is a great pump.I find that the pump is very loud and noisy, especially if used on a quiet beach or park, however, its quality difference justifies the higher price tag. Overall, I really like it, very efficient and durable*** This product was received for free under Amazon Vine program

This air pump is perfect for anyone that owns a air filled SUP, or similar water craft. The requirement of running the cable around when pumping my SUP has always been my biggest headache. However this air pump takes those problem away by providing alternatives - charging the device ahead of time at home.The accessories included are versatile and are pretty good build quality. I've tested the charge and it was running on charge for 30 minutes, only taking 1/4 of the battery. The performance is astonishing and i would recommend this product.

This rechargeable air pump comes with all the connectors as well as a case to store it in. It only has a car connector and no actual outlet plug. It does not have too much power to it, but still does the job. I found it came partially charged and i didnt have to charge it for a while so make sure you train your battery.

Please watch my included video first, before reading the review, as it will make more sense to visualize what I'm saying.This is a useful compressor, but it's use-specific for doing so. The first thing that it is NOT is a compressor for inflating car/vehicle tires, despite the size of it. It comes with a variety of attachments for inflating things that you would take camping, like inflatable mattresses, water loungers, and so on. Make sure to use the o-rings that it comes with on both sides of the hose, something not noted correctly in the manual. The manual also doesn't seem to note that there is a low-speed mode that is the default when it turns on, most useful on the suction side of it rather than inflation side, and a pulse mode with much higher output. Please see video for how to use these, as I didn't see anything in the manual about this.After you turn the power on, you set the pressure level you want to reach. Then when it is pumping the air, it automatically detects the pressure it's pushing, and will shut off automatically when it hits the pressure you set. Very useful. But be careful how high you set it; 20psi might not seem like much, but it's more than enough to destroy many inflatable things like pool toys.It comes in a nice hard-shell carry bag, as well. But it does take up a lot of space, for what it does.

I ordered the Thurso air pump to inflate our two stand up paddle boards and couldn't be happier. I no longer need to manually inflate and deflate them with the cumbersome plastic hand pump.The air pump comes in a nice semi hard case with handles for easy transport. The kit comes with the air pump, hose, a number of attachments and a couple charging cables. I wish the hose was a bit longer though. The unit is rechargeable and has a universal usb-c connection and cable for charging, but bring your own power adapter. There is hidden storage in the back of the unit where the additional cigarette lighter cord is stored but there is plenty of room here to store the usb-c cable, power adaptor and the attachments. Well thought out.Operation is simple with controls for on/off, adjusting pressure (max 20 psi) and switching between bar/psi. The screen shows the pressure of whatever it is that is being inflated. There are two ports for the hose on the side, one to inflate and the other to deflate. They are labeled but hard to read. To inflate my sups takes about 10 min, deflating takes about the same. I'll note that the hose is rigid and there isn't a pivot at the ends so twisting them on takes a bit of effort. Battery life is excellent.The Thurso air pump is well made and has survived a few bangs. Inflating and deflating my sups is actually a fun activity now.