What hand pumg can you buy to inflate the Ahtk-2 Kayak? I bought the coleman dual action hand pump but the nozzles do not fit. Thank you
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I think we use the Coleman pump too, but there's probably always 2 of us - one to pump and the other to hold the nozzle - so it's not ideal but it's worked.
1399873
An air mattress pump works best. But I have an air compressor, that we wrapped a washcloth around the nozzle to fill. As it is not meant to take a standard air compressor nozzle, this worked best.
993949
This Kayak comes with a duffel carrying bag, a repair kit, and owners manual. You will need to get an air pump. When my sister and I bought ours, we also bought a foot pump which works very well and won't wear out your arm. We absolutely love and enjoy this kayak.
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An air pump does not come with the boat. There are many universal types. I picked up a dual action coleman for about $15. I also use an electric one that works off my 12 volt car outlet, but it does not do a good job of building pressure so I finish inflating with the hand pump. Hope this helps. Love the boat though!
2220645
I use an old hand pump you can buy anywhere to inflate like an air mattress. That or an air compressor. I have used it 5 weekends now, still going strong. Love it.
267323
Any bike pump will work. I would suggest a full size pump with foot pegs. We used a small hand held bike pump but it broke down after a few days, full size much easier to use. Great rocket, you will have a blast.
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No pump included in the package which I purchased, but you can purchase a great hand pump at any store or Amazon. It took 11 minutes to inflate and 4 minutes to deflate.
366803
A small cheap hand pump I think. It was a while ago and I don't remember too clearly. I also think that I used another pump that I had to blow it up. It is a nice Yoga ball though. We pumped it up once and haven't had to pump it up again over a year later.
1190263
It inflates with a pump like you would use to pump up a pool toy. I used that at first and adapted the nozzle to fit but then later, when I purchased additional quickbeds also purchased a coleman Universal Quick Pump. It works wonderfully and is rechargeable.
1173526
I have a dual-action coleman hand pump and it came with a cone adapter that fit just fine with this Poolmaster inflatable.
1350852
I used my shop air compressor, but a small pump such as a water toys inflater would work also. I does take a while to inflate.
1561287
I have a small pancake air compressor that works fine so haven't tried the hand pump. You might try one of the little car tire air compressors that plug into the cigarette lighter
1821357
yes the k5 comes with a paddle and a pump but I would advise you to buy an airhead paddle or another one of your chosing,the paddle that comes with it is not the best but it works.
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big ones,like you use for inflatable mattresses and smaller on the foot and back rest. I tried the pump from our mattress but took a while and wasn't really firm. Do yourself a favor and get the Sevylor pump. I got one for Less than $20 bucks and it's awesome quick and efficient. BTW, I absolutely love this kayak. I had everyone on the lake jealous. And it comes with the same or better oars that didn't come with any of the other kayaks I've seen. They had to purchase them seperate.
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I have an inflatable Kayak that is 15 ft. long.. I took a piece of conduit and had it bend like a hook slightly smaller than my pontune (I can't spell) so when when inflated it would hold it in place. The cable for the transducer was fed inside the conduit up throgh the hook then to the battery, it works for me...
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I'd get a better pump. This is good for a smaller mattress. Mine are 74 X 39 X 9 and it takes a bit to inflate it. Your mattress would not only take you quite a while but depending on how firm you want your mattress ( to me ) it won't inflate it to be anywhere near firm. Coleman's duel action hand pump ( $12 ) would be a better choice for a low cost pump. Don't be fooled because it's a hand pump. I wish I would have bought it rather than this one. Read the reviews for the battery pump and you'll see almost all say ok for small mattresses and the hand pump reviews say it inflates quicker and can inflate the mattress to be firmer ( and no batteries to buy ). Hope this helps !
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We just blew it up with lip power! If you wanted to use a pump, I would suggest the type used to inflate air mattresses. just leave inflated and hang at end of tub to store. The included suction cup hook is too weak to hold tub,Replaced it with a better hook that works well.