have set with oars & air pump?
872473
yes ours did. love the oars. we use a vacuum cleaner to blow up. take the pump for eemergency.
993947
You will need a pump. This has a separate air bladder and shell. The bladder requires some pressure to make the boat still, and you cannot blow enough pressure with your lungs to do a good job. I bought a different brand of pump because it was cheaper. It works well, but the fit on the valves is a little tight, so I recommend you purchase the Advanced elements brand pump. Read the instructions before unpacking. Follow the instructions. With the presure right, the inside acts as a backrest, and the paddling effort is ok. If it is too soft, no back support, and paddleing is rather slow. Follow the instructions, and it is a nice compromise of cost, convenient storage, and efficiency. You will need a pump. This has a separate air bladder and shell. The bladder requires some pressure to make the boat still, and you cannot blow enough pressure with your lungs to do a good job. I bought a different brand of pump because it was cheaper. It works well, but the fit on the valves is a little tight, so I recommend you purchase the Advanced elements brand pump. Read the instructions before unpacking. Follow the instructions. With the presure right, the inside acts as a backrest, and the paddling effort is ok. If it is too soft, no back support, and paddleing is rather slow.... » Read More You will need a pump. This has a separate air bladder and shell. The bladder requires some pressure to make the boat still, and you cannot blow enough pressure with your lungs to do a good job. I bought a different brand of pump because it was cheaper. It works well, but the fit on the valves is a little tight, so I recommend you purchase the Advanced elements brand pump. Read the instructions before unpacking. Follow the instructions. With the presure right, the inside acts as a backrest, and the paddling effort is ok. If it is too soft, no back support, and paddleing is rather slow. Follow the instructions, and it is a nice compromise of cost, convenient storage, and efficiency. « Show Less
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I purchased the Sun Dolphin Oar Assembly, 6-foot, listed on the site. All hardware is included.
1074263
any type of air pump will work but depending on what size skimmer you are getting you will need to deal with the water pressure, so i would recommend a decently strong air pump, some people suggest using 2 air pumps but i only have a Tetra whisper for 40 gal and it works fine.
429073
I broke 2 of them on the same day. One comment was to make sure that you don't over tighten them, so try that. The other problem that I have with them is that they are too short. There is a formula that I don't recall that gives you the proper length based on the distance from oarlock to oarlock. Using that, the oars should be 6'6" not 4'6" as provided. Unfortunately, I haven't been able to find a 6'6" oar with a small enough diameter to fit in these enclosed oarlocks. The issue isn't really I problem as I have the motor mount and use my trolling motor as the primary means of getting around. I use the oars as a backup and since I've purchased several Intex boats, I have backup spares if needed. I wouldn't let the oars deter you from getting the boat, maybe consider a backup plan though.
600739
Best advice that I can give you is to try Pyramyd Air. They did have a page that listed what you would need, if anything, to match an air rifle with a pump. You could also try the Forum54 airgun section.
837634
the air pump doesn't directly oxygenate the water turbulence at the air water interface is what helps oxygen get into the water, if you have an outside box filter it will oxygenate the water just fine, the bubbler are mostly for looking pretty and they do stir up the water to help with oxygen in and other waste gases out. An air pump is not necessity but they don't hurt .
568445
The bike has presta valve inner tubes so i would suggest any air pump that has presta valve or you can buy a little adapter for shrader valve that cost maybe $5.
1821361
Yes although most reviewers reported problems with them. I personally have not, but got a longer paddle given the boat's wide width (230 cm). Also got a small electric pump (airhead) which inflates to .92 psi, just what the kayak requires.
1698396
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.
1352323
I'm sorry but no. This is only to be used as an air pump. It comes with different fittings for sizes of tires. beach balls etc.
2026385
Never used it on a float. Please visit manufacturer's website: http://www.airhead.com/watersports/pumps/double-action-pump.html Make certain that the pump's valve fitting fits the valve on the float and the air pressure rating of the pump matches that of the float.
343461
Hi... i used a regular pump like the one you use for bicycles. Just be mindful of the air pressure limits.Enjoy!
1026035
I would just keep the ones that come with it. I actually bought a different type to try out (the O style ring that doesn't clamp around your oar). Stupid in hindsight but they dinged up the aluminum real quick and the aluminum of the oar causes them to slide too much. You would need to find some type of sleeve to put on to keep them from sliding if you went that route (I'm assuming the other responder below was smarter than me and went that route). Using the ones included work fine and get the job done.
105461
Yes. You have to continue pumping the handle just like you would with an air pump for bikes. This bilge is very capable and can extract large volume of water in short amount of time.
1908050
We use a pump to inflate all our pool stuff. I imagine it would take time but I'm sure you can do it yourself with our own air.
162755
No air pump included. You probably don't really need one, though, since the included hang-on-back filter causes plenty of surface agitation to aerate the water.