Will this pump work for Exercise Ball?
1883552
I don't think it would, mainly because of the inserts that go in to pump up whatever item you are wanting to fill. the tips are wide, and most balls need a narrow metal tip - almost like a bike pump. it depends on the diameter of the hole on the ball i guess.
1883553
I believe so! The pump comes with two small attachments, and should work for standard exercise balls. However, I have not used it for that myself.
761413
Top secret makes a cardio pump which I have but have not used. I think this would work good for cardio just take a 1/2 scoop
1875766
Yes, it definitely would. We actually purchased a core ball from REI, but returned it. The FitBall does the job!
678059
You may want to look at a larger bicycle tire pump for a large exercise ball. This pump is small and really only usefull for up to a full size basketball. As for the needle you will need to refer to the ball manufacturer.
185048
It should work on any sports ball that has a standard pump opening/hole. I guess it would depend on the medicine ball. Hope that helps
552201
The ball takes three AA batteries, so no. If the batteries are rechargeable and you have a solar battery recharger (if they make them), then that would work.
563794
It will work, however if you use you pool allot or it gets dirty easily I would go with a bigger pump.
1758270
It works on everything that is inflatable with a needle, and an exercise ball is inflatable with a needle - so yes!
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.
652327
yes, make sure you get the needle that you attach to the pump so you can insert it the balls to fill with air.
40702
Yes I've tried it w an electric pump (kind u use to inflate bike wheels, inflatable pool) and it worked.
1318234
Yes, it will work. Check the discharge requirements for your system. Pumps with 2" in and 2" out are available.
1173191
The whole point of the pump is for it to pump water that accumulates on a solid cover...so yes, it will work.
1149555
The pump will work fine. Biggest problem is the pressure switch that comes with it. It is non adjustable and cut in pressure is so low you pretty much run out of water before it kicks in. There are adjustable switches available that are adjustable and not expensive.
1013652
I think it would. The adapter for the end of the hose is weighted and designed to draw water from the bottom of what you're pumping out of. That being said I've never actually tried it but in theory it should work.
1297151
Reviewers have used this pump to inflate both bike and stroller tires. However, there are two issues to consider. Sports balls need less pressure than tires, so a sports pump may not be a durable. Also, you will need an adapter for the tire valve. Might be worth researching this at a bike shop.
1758267
It works on everything -- has the attachments enclosed in a little box that snaps on the cord. I used it on my exercise ball 55 cm. You just have to be careful on those exercise balls not to overinflate the first time -- takes about 3 days to get it where you want it. I have used this pump on my wheelbarrow wheels, the lawnmower, etc. Kids footballs -- you name it. Love this pump and it stores away easily.