If you deflate the ball for travel and pump it up again, will it get messed up?
1492170
It won't get messed up, however it has a little rubber price to protect the hole and to blow it up, you will have to remove it. I would not reccomend deflating it
1492171
Yes, it will void your never-flat warranty and may not stay inflated as well.
8043
Our experience in soccer is, the better the ball, the less time it holds its inflation. This ball must be checked, and almost surely re-inflated, at least every week. Balls at this level are significantly more lively than their less expensive replicas. This will force you to be more careful about control, which, in turn, will make you a better player, even with lesser balls.
1690821
If the valve is clogged, re-inflating it with a pump will work. But if the ball has torn or is punctured, you can't re-inflate it. I had 2 dryer maid balls that I really liked, but both went flat last week. They were not quite 1 year old.
830449
Yes you pump this ball up with your breath but it takes very little effort. The ball comes with a small tube that you breath air into.
600544
Day 1: We ran into some bushes and I got a hole in a one back rest. Then it popped when I inflated it w/ gas station style air pump :(. I kept checking it so I wouldn't over inflate it and pop it...but it happened anyway. I highly recommend buying a portable inflated/deflater. I got a Coleman & it worked great w/ this inner tube & it won't pop it. Make sure you have 2 oars to stear to avoid bushes...
391336
I have found that after a few weeks the ball needs to be re-inflated. The firmer the ball, the higher you will sit. Hope that helps!
556379
They are sent deflated. You think it is going to take a long time with the hand pump. But, in reality it takes about 20 minutes. The directions say to pump it half way up and leave it overnight. Then, finish up the next day (or 8-12 hours) I recommend you follow those instructions. It also recommends that you do not use a compressor (I have had some friends that have used a compressor and I think it weakens the ball). So, take the time and use the hand pump.
166733
Ours does not deflate completely but does lose some air from being outside. (Physics) If yours completely deflates, a return might be necessary
880278
Absolutely. However, depending on how much you inflate the head rest, you may want to deflate it a little bit.
1147763
Yes, but you need to VERY careful not to over inflate or you will burst it.
1947586
Probably. The problem is that it will start to deflate in about five. I returned mine.
771618
There's a button on the pump you press it down. If you want it completely deflated you'll have to apply pressure.
1096441
you can leave it inflated but depending on where you have it you might need to add a little more air before using again.
1980568
Doubt it. The fittings used to fill your inflatables have holes drilled into them intentionally to make sure you don't over fill things. Plus I bet the gearing in the compressor is designed for high speed filling not high pressure.
1404608
No, you have to blow it up and release the valves to deflate. Since I was on vacation, I was concerned about it deflating good enough to fold back into suitcase, but it was fast and easy. Since its just the pillow and outer ring that inflates, it only takes minutes to blow it up.
806178
Rupturing would depend on the size of the ball & the material it's made of, it has no protection from over inflation except your finger on the trigger. It's not a good product & I wouldn't buy it ever again, the pump tends to break after just a few cylinders of co2 are run through it because the plastic isn't strong enough to handle the force required to puncture the co2 cylinder. I'd suggest a floor pump with a gauge & Bell makes a very inexpensive one that should be more than adequate for inflating a beach ball. If you need a co2 powered inflator I'd go with the "air chuck" from Genuine innovations... it's of much higher quality but, still won't have a regulator on it. Slime makes a battery operated rechargeable inflator with a regulator & that may be your best option for the beach if you have a reason for not using a floor pump.
1407987
When you unroll it, it inflates. You have to do this a couple of times before it fully inflates.