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.
2248286
The pump is pretty powerful. Don't know if I'd use it on balloons. We used it to inflate toys for the pool.
1952895
I would think so. I used it to inflate an exercise ball and it worked fine.
1170860
It's smaller than a regulation volley ball, but it's a ball you could play with
128273
I would suspect so: inflating pool-type toys and air mattresses is what this pump was primarily designed to do. I will qualify that with the fact I don't have an air mattress.
1120558
Yes, but like any football, basketball, or soccer ball you need a pump to get it and keep it at the correct psi.
1219821
I am sure that would work just fine..personally with all the toys I have to blow up for the pool we invested in a small hand held pump works great on everything.
1671647
Do you mean a pump with 3 nozzles. Small, medium and large? If yes then you will be fine. That is what I use. You need the large one for sure, and electric is a must. And make sure to inflate it no more then 80% of the capacity. Else your chair will start to do funny things after a while.
1266586
No... It is not powerful enough, it is really for inflatable pool side toys which is what I got it to do for inflate and deflate each
1593269
The short answer is... Yes, it works just fine. I've only used this pump with Schrader valves (same design as car tire valves, and are the most common type in the U.S.), but it should work with Presta valves, too. As for Basketballs & such... You get a "Sports Ball Inflating Needle," latch the pump onto the needle just like you would a bike tube valve, wet the needle a bit (makes it easier), insert it into the hole in the ball, pump to the ball's proper pressure, & remove.
750531
i dont know, maybe if you had the needle. ball pumps are super cheap though.
1936846
I have a bike pump and was able to fit the funnel-shaped nozzle into the hose of the bike pump. I think you can buy a little pump online, but I didn't bother since I already had a bike pump. I imagine an air mattress pump might do just as well. BTW I've had the ball for a year now, sit on it every day eight hours a day at work, and have never had to blow it up. Pretty amazing!
979591
If the ball has a small valve hole like a football, it will not work. The inflator comes with 2 size tips. Both are too large to inflate that body ball.
1928115
It will pump up anything, but even with dual action (pumps in both directions of each stroke) it would take a while to pump up a large beach ball. It has a threaded fitting at the end that fits a standard ball inflation needle. I don't know what type of valve your beach ball has, but if it is the standard inflatable ball (soccer ball, basketball etc.) type, then using an inflation needle it will work fine. If it is the type of valve that you typically use to inflate a pool toy by blowing in it, then blowing it up with your lungs will be far faster.
269590
i used my blue pump to finish filling up a 2 1/2' by 1' exercise ball (a peanut ball). I blew air into the exercise ball myself for most of the time. it did a good job of getting the ball to the proper pressure. so that's how I used it and it worked great. so I can't answer your question for sure.
1233958
The pump requires a wall plug. Unfortunately the valve for the couch is a odd size that doesn't fit most portable pumps either.
1302600
My best description is its about the size of a 2 softballs, u will need a needle pump to inflate. Hopw this helps.