Would the smaller pump work with this ball or is it for cushions only?
371850
I actually used my compressor. I turned the pressure way down but you really have to be careful if you use a compressor. Just blow it up really slow whatever you use.
371851
Any pump will work to inflate these balls if it has the right adapter ie a smooth or ridged conical adapter of the right size. The larger the pump, the quicker it will inflate as a general rule. Isokinetics sells a larger pump that inflates on both actions of the piston (pushing and pulling) which makes inflation very quick and easy; a smaller one would also do the job, but it would take longer.
371852
Sorry, not sure I understand how small the pump is that you want to use. If you can use your foot to work the pump, I'd say yes, but if it is battery operated, I don't think it would work.
1891371
Yes this pump works great. I used it on a couple of my inflatables that are 3 and 4 people Inflated them quickly
1874268
Sorry, I have seen such balls but have no clue what they require for inflation? The pump works great for our air mattress!
2000138
I've used this pump for body oil (almond and grape seed). It only dispenses very small amounts at a time.
1198542
I did not have much success filling stability (exercise) balls with this pump. It would fill the ball, but at the end it it was not strong enough to make the ball firm - the air would start leaking back through the pump. Went back to the hand pump that came with the ball.
1115931
Since the question I have received sounds like the first part of the question is missing. I will respond this way. You will need to have a pump to inflate and maintain the inflation of your ball. The one you shared as being the one you used looks more than fine for the task.
1198545
I tend to agree with the first answer: while these type of pumps are good for balloons and pool toys, there is no true resistance with those. They're not really designed for exercise balls or sports balls.
2134301
Yes that is actually what i use it for. It is humg in the boys room in a corner more for just hanging out. A cushion would probably work better. The inflatible cushion is my one complaint...it wont stay inflated
1207222
If it is filled with a needle like a ball, I would say so, but this is not a high volume pump. Appropriate for road bike tires, or a small emergency pump.
499450
I have only used the ball that came with it but you should be able to use a bigger ball with it. The worst case would be that it would be too tall to use the back rest.
1170860
It's smaller than a regulation volley ball, but it's a ball you could play with
1302600
My best description is its about the size of a 2 softballs, u will need a needle pump to inflate. Hopw this helps.
507929
I wouldn't know the answer to that actually. You'll just have to try it and see. I will tell you that it is a very effective pump when it comes to inflatable furniture. So there truly is no harm in trying.
1952895
I would think so. I used it to inflate an exercise ball and it worked fine.
1487349
Any ball that has a port for the inflation needle, however the size of the ball could require a lengthy workout in itself. Would work fine to top off a ball.
1265440
It will work on smaller tables. I have used this on a dining room table and returned balls into the curtains (which cushion the bounce and allow the balls to fall into a container - less picking the balls up off the floor!). You could set it up to fire balls from the windowsill, bounce them off a coffee table and hit them into a bucket. Ideally though, use some sort of TT table and a TT net to replicate game conditions. My next investment is a return net to hit them into. Ultimately the draw back to this equipment is picking the balls up afterwards. And in answer to the original question a 3/4 size table should be fine.
185048
It should work on any sports ball that has a standard pump opening/hole. I guess it would depend on the medicine ball. Hope that helps