Can I use this to pump an exercise stability 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!
1874269
The pump has the capacity to pump the ball but I do not recall that it came with a nozzle that fits a ball. A bicycle pump may be more appropriate for your particular use.
1874270
Its capable of pumping almost anything but I'm not sure it has the proper tip if the ball has the same type of valve as an inflatable bed or inflatable boat then yes but if it has a valve like a basketball then no
1874271
I don't see why not. As long as you can attach the right inflation adaptor. It moves a lot of air, so it wouldn't take long at all.
702023
You could probably to it with a ball inflation pin. Whatever you want to use to speed the process will need to open the safety valve inside the inflation stem.
1004669
Yes, but it does require a little effort. Much like pumping a bicycle tire with a hand held. Recommend pushing out all the air my smooshing it so save time/energy.
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.
678060
It would work if you have the right tip for the ball, but it would take forever. It does not pump much air per stroke.
1197170
Yes. I use it to fill a huge ball pit/ jumpoline and it gets good and firm pretty quickly.
2071762
No not at all. That's not the purpose of this exercise ball. It is only filled with air. The idea behind it is that you balance yourself on it to find your perfect balancing point. This would be where your best posture and core development is. It is a great tool for toning your butt and core. I am 5'2 ½" and this ball is perfect height for me at a desk or table doing computer work. So the term "Stability Ball" generally means attaining your personal stability, excercise and development wise. Hope this helps. If any more questions, please ask!
269592
I really don't know, it would depend on the opening of the exercise ball. You may want to contact the company, I'm sure they would be able to help you better answer the question.
1073173
It's a pretty sturdy ball. Just be prepared to pump it up frequently, like all the time.
863762
It is meant as a sports equipment pump, for balls and the like. It may be used on low pressure tires. If you are looking for something that will inflate bike tires to 40 lbs or more you should consider a pump designed for that. Probably will work in an emergency.
714049
Yes you can , it comes with an attachment that slips over your ball, a must have -works well
2025879
Not having tried it. I don't know. But the pressure in a big air mattress while large may not be a great as an erecise ball under load. But for the few dollars involved. Try it before you chuck yhe exercise ball
513917
I don't think it would work. It only works if the thing to put the needle in like a soccer or foot ball. If it is like a bike tire then this pump would not work.
2263273
Yes you can. The company sells one on their website if you go to https://reboundair.securesites.com/vhosts/rebound-aerobics/products1.htm.
750530
Yes, I use this for my volleyball as well as my bicycle tires. But you need to purchase the pin that attaches to the pump that inserts into the ball. They are very inexpensive and can usually be found in any sporting goods store/section, and even here on amazon. Also, the gauge on the pump isn't accurate enough (in small increments) to read the pressures required for things like volleyballs, so you have to go by the feeling of the ball...
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!
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.