How long does it take to inflate or how difficult is it to inflate?
1455482
With a dual action hand pump I can inflate mine in under 10 minutes. With the electric pump in under 5. By lung power about a half hour(only did this once lol)
1455483
This boat is very easy to inflate and to deflate you just open the valves and the air just gushes out. Easy all the way around. I found it to be a very nice and good quality boat. Hope this helps you with your decision.
1455484
Good standing dual action pump makes it easy and quick. Maybe 2 or 3 minutes per side. Bow bladder is only a few strokes and the bow "floor" bladder just a few more. Much faster and easier than my 8 1/2 foot standard pontoon.
1455485
Hi, I have a little electric pump I bought and it only takes 6 or 7 minutes to fill and a couple to deflate..Great Boat!!! Craig
1708781
You defiantly need a pump. We used our electric tire pump. Took about a half an hour to inflate.
970706
It depends on what kind of car you have, tire's condition (completely flat, semi-flat, etc.) and PSI requirement (25-30-35). I my case (Honda Civic, completely flat tire, 30 PSI) it takes 10-12 minutes to inflate a tire.
2156096
maybe 90 seconds to inflate. deflating is pretty quick if you push the air out.
1695643
Hello! I'd guess it would take six or seven minutes. My wife and I have single-size air mattresses and it usually takes about 100 up/down cycles. That translates to about three or four minutes. I like the pump because I don't have to rely on a battery or an electrical connection, but I'll also probably end up getting a better operated pump at some point just because of the convenience and, in the warm months, the ability to set up with less chance of building up a sweat. Good luck! Tom
222496
Someone else ask about the air flow and I responded with this: I just tried inflating my air mattress with this, it took 24 seconds. My mattress inflated measures 70 X 52 X 8, so running the math I get an air flow of ~40CFM. I also tried the 12V version and it was really close, but just a couple seconds slower.
918938
I use a rechargeable air pump with a switch to deflate . It only takes 2 minutes.
335649
I do not pump this up.I inflate this using my own lung power and do not find it difficult at all.
97790
This is 65' inflated and it will take a long time to inflate this ball. There are small pockets that must be inflated properly with a hand pump or a foot pump. It will take some time and doing and in my case my sons were excited after each pocket was filled. It is fun though and worth the expierence for the kids and will tire them out.
830448
Yes-it's very easy. You should not inflate this ball fully. Mine is about 3/4s full. It's a personal preference.
1668470
I have a coleman electric air pump It does not take to long to inflate you just have to turn the valve to let air
1914337
Very quick to deflate and inflate with the internal pump. It comes with a bag to store which is not that bad and it's big so when you deflate the bed It fits in the bag easily. I bought the queen size and it feels heavy but I think thats a good thing because it feels and looks durable. It took me alone about 5 minutes or less to inflate and about just a little over that to deflate and store.
1958940
Hi! To answer your question: Unfortunately there isn't an option to inflate the matteress with a battery pump. This would have made this matteress even more of an excellent purchase. It doesn't take long at all to manually inflate the mattress. Less than 5 minutes. I hope this helps.
1008853
It took a while using an electric inflator. It took a half of an hour the first time and then we adjusted the firmness the second day. We had it in the ocean for 3 weeks and only needed to put air in it once or twice. It really is an amazing float.
283383
It is manual easy 2 inflate though hard 2 deflate I wouldn't buy this one again it was comfy but required 2 much 2 deflate.
1230261
I would guess mine took about 1 minute to inflate. My son did it every night and it was really quick!
1422317
Hello... It inflates for as long as the batteries last. I suggest you take extra batteries. I would say each about 45 minutes to 1 hour. Depending on the batteries.