OutdoorMaster The Shark High Pressure SUP Pump - Electric Air Pump with 20 PSI Active Cooling System Smart Dual Stage Inflation & Auto-off for Inflatable Paddle Board, Boats, Water Sports Inflatables with C7 & H3 valve

Your browser does not support HTML5 video.  Pretty impressed with this little pump. Does what it claims to do, nice design & just works with minimal fuss.I plug it in to my car lighter socket, the power lead is long enough that I can get all around my boat without any issues. It comes with various adaptors, you can see them in one of the photos. The only issue I had was that the little plastic tabs on the adaptor I needed got in the way of my boat’s valve, but filed them off in 2 mins and it’s no problem.To use the pump, you plug it in to a car lighter socket. Set the pressure (bar / PSI) connect the pump and push start. It will start off on a fast blower low pressure stage which inflates the boat really quick, then when it reaches max pressure for that it auto switches in to a high pressure (compressor type) pumping mode to get up to the desired pressure. Once pressure is reached it stops automatically. All this takes a couple of minutes a for the large boat tubes shown in the video. The pump can also deflate which makes it much easier to pack the boat away nice and compact. The floor of the boat is a high pressure air deck similar to a SUP that inflates to 15PSI and the shark pump had no problems with that. I used it on a very hot day for a few tests of inflating / deflating the boat, no problems with overheating, I think a lot of pumps would have overheated.So all in all- it’s a good pump, just works with not a lot of fuss. Has all the adaptors you’re likley to need. And hasn’t given me any problems. Quick, efficient, just works. It would be nice if it came with a bag to keep it in but that’s the only addition I think it needs.

Well, how easy is this pump to use. Plug it in, set the psi, sit back and relax while it does all the hard work for you. It stops when it reaches the correct psi. You can also pump up another paddleboard straight away, no problem. It doesn't take long, roughly 7 minutes per paddleboard.The other great thing about this pump is that it also sucks the air out, so at the end of a paddleboarding session, just plug it in, put it onto suck and it totally deflates your boards making it so easy to pop the board into the bag and zip up.Although it was pricey, I must admit it is definitely money well spent. We can now sit back and watch others struggle as they attempt to inflate their paddleboards.Would highly recommend this.

This pump works well - took just less than 10 minutes for 19PSI. Ordered a different brand but had to send it back since it could not inflate the board. It took many internet searches to find the right product but the OutdooMaster worked perfectly.

Really like this electric pump. Use it for my stand up paddle board and it does it with ease. The first few mins are very quiet as it gets the air going in. After that the volume increases but not to anything that I found uncomfortable getting into my wetsuit 4ft away. It’s very simple to use! Set the pressure you want and set it running. It cuts out when the pressure is reached. Perfect.

Well worth it. Looks cool. Nicely rounded so it fits in the bag with the SUP. Incredibly simple to use, big plus point is the deflate option. Quiet first phase pump, then second phase is slightly louder. Inflates my 12.6 voyager to 20 PSI in about 15 minutes

It lasted me 3 outings - charged perfectly first and second time. 3rd time started switching off without any reason 4th it did not turn on at all. Looks great but clearly a problem. Paid more to get a more robust item that could do multiple boards but sadly this isn’t it

Excellent pump. Well made with solid attachments and good power cord length. Inflates my two boards to 20psi in same session without overheat [10'6" (250l) and 12'6" (350l) boards]. I accidentally deflated the 12'6" at one point and so it pretty much had to do the job twice. Very impressed. I have also used it to inflate airbeds to 1-2psi, so can attest to its ability to work across the pressure range. You can only set the target pressure in 0.5psi increments, but it displays 0.1psi increments when pumping.

Works well, pumped up both these boards and one was done twice as forgot to close the valve. Did both up to 16 bar no problems. Still didn't overheat. Saves so much hard work