Will this pump blow up plastic exercise balls
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Yes they will. We use the pump to blow up all kinds of balls from soccer, basketball to oversize exercise balls. John
212641
Yes , I use it for that at the gym as well as other types of balls. The variety pack of attachments covers everything.
212642
I haven't personally tried that myself but I think it will. It has enough power.
212643
Yes they will. We use the pump to blow up all kinds of balls from soccer, basketball to oversize exercise balls.John
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.
642281
No I don't think this would work...aside from my opinion that the pump is a cheap POS, it's designed as a low-volume, high-pressure pump so it would take FOREVER to fill up a Zodiac..it's extremely loud, and mine self-destructed throwing shards of plastic into my inflatable slide...not good.
1451348
Yes. You need to add air. I did it with a bike pump that had a basketball air fill needle on it. Hope that helps :)
1197170
Yes. I use it to fill a huge ball pit/ jumpoline and it gets good and firm pretty quickly.
1095334
I haven't yet, and don't anticipate it deflating anytime soon. I have a decades old exercise ball and pump which I have never had to use, so I expect the same.
2069637
No. Don't use anything that is gritty or has beads or granules (like strawberry). It runs the mechanism & jams the pump. If that happens, just buy a replacement pump.
2144382
I bought a pump at Target used to blow up basketballs, etc. There is what I would call a stop valve at the end of the valve so make sure whatever pump you use, pushes past that stop valve or no air will go into the wedge. Hope this helps you !
15152
It didn't come with a pump, but I was able to blow it up by using my mouth. It's a very small, soft, rubbery ball, and didn't take much air to fill up. It was much easier to blow up than a balloon is.
1219818
No, just use a ball pump. That's what I used. Much faster than blowing it up
1928115
It will pump up anything, but even with dual action (pumps in both directions of each stroke) it would take a while to pump up a large beach ball. It has a threaded fitting at the end that fits a standard ball inflation needle. I don't know what type of valve your beach ball has, but if it is the standard inflatable ball (soccer ball, basketball etc.) type, then using an inflation needle it will work fine. If it is the type of valve that you typically use to inflate a pool toy by blowing in it, then blowing it up with your lungs will be far faster.
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It works on my larger exercise ball. It definitely can handle that volume as long as the pump fits.
1487348
Yes and No. No, this pump has needle only for basketball, volleyball, soccer, football and other smaller balls. This is also low volume meaning it take longer to inflate high volume balls. It doesn't come with the attachment for inflating exercise balls. Yes, you can still use it because it still an air pump. It will also be a good arm workout because it will take more than 300 pumps - depending upon the size of the exercise ball, to inflate for about 3-5 minutes. By the time you're done, the pump is already about to overheat.
1918166
Some of the balls come with their own pump and this is how we do it. I suppose a bike pump would work.
137418
Yes..it comes with a basketball and a volleyball. But you will need a pump to blow them up.
275499
Yes, with a hand pump. It's very easy to use and has additional attachments to inflate pool toys as well.
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The dual action pumps will expel air on both 'in' and 'out' strokes.If it does not, it is simply not that type (and shouldn't be advertised as such).