Can I use this for filling air in my stability ball and BOSU Trainer?
251224
I'm going to say no....like an air pump at the gas station, this one fits over the metal tube coming out of tires. You fit it over and the clamp the plastic piece down to hold it on. I don't recall this pump coming with adaptors that would fit inside the holes on Bosu or Fitness balls.
251225
Yes but you will need to buy a needle attachment. I think I bought 6 of them for .57 off amazon.
251226
If it has a valve (like those on automobile tires) you can use it very nicely. If it has only a small spot, like a basketball, you'll need a needle valve first, and then you can use this pump. The pump itself works extremely well.
1863561
Yes you can. :) Just be prepared for a good work-out of your arms/back. It will take a long time (many strokes) to fill a paintball tank, but it can be done! It's the reason I bought the air pump to begin with.
678057
you could use it to blow up a large exercise ball. I would rather you use a compressor to initially fill the space and then move to the pump to finish out. To do it manually, say a day or so even with it using the double stroke capability.
1060717
Yes, I believe so. I even use it to inflate my kids sport balls by adding a small needle adapter to it. Very useful!
1870232
Greetings. Sorry, Never worked out on a Bosu Ball. We use this Balance Board strictly for balance work, improving balance on both feet as well as one at a time and following the exercise routines that come with this product. All best.
439252
You don't need a pump. It blows up with your own breath then you just insert a small plastic tube that's included in the ball where you blew in air and it will keep air trapped in the ball. You can add or take out air this way to make ball as hard or soft as you need. It is very easy to fill.
1111199
Hi David, While I find this product a useful adjunct to my workouts, it is not a substitute for core training on either a BOSU or balance ball.
1874268
Sorry, I have seen such balls but have no clue what they require for inflation? The pump works great for our air mattress!
1206358
There is a Bosu Balance Trainer and Bosu Sport Balance -- the latter being smaller for portability. But, THE Bosu is the Balance Trainer, so I think safe to assume "standard" refers to that. The base platform is 25" in diameter (26 1/2 " if handles included). Inflated, the height is 9-10".
948509
I believe you can. Air does go out of it. I haven't used it like that but I can't see why you couldn't. As long as the handheld pump has the right adapter. I hope this helps.
51301
Not that I am aware of. i do not use it for that purpose. There are no air needles included and the hose end is not set up to accept such a connector. I use it to inflate an air mattress that has a one inch opening. FF
1206357
This is a little old but it may help others - like it did for me - researching BOSU balls - http://questions.askthetrainer.com/which-bosu-model-to-buy.html
2077448
I don't fill mine up completely and as long as you push some excess air out, and roll it nice and tight you should have no problems
420621
I have not used it for any inflatables, but it would work if the inflatable used a needle like the one for inflating footballs, soccer balls, basketballs, etc.
1364496
I have never done that, and I am not a golfer, but I would think not......It is great for inflating, but I doubt it would give enough volume to do that.
501096
Not on the one I received. It has a needle used for air-filled balls, but not the standard bike adaptor (see here http://bit.ly/13xsIeB). Also, I don't think that this pump is designed to deliver the high pressure that bike tires require. Hope this helps.
975557
yes, yu have a choice a ball that yu fill with air or a foam filled ball.. i actually called the company and spoke with the owner (his name is justin) . you should be able to choose at the time of your purchase