MAX PUMP 2020

If James Bond ever needed to vacuum pack his tuxedo for a mission in Istanbul, he’d probably reach for the FlexTailGear Max Pump 2020. And after my recent Turkish escape, I can confirm — this little gadget is the Q Branch of travel gear. Let’s start with the basics: it’s tiny. Like, “did-I-leave-it-in-my-pocket-or-swallow-it-accidentally?” tiny. Roughly the size of a boiled egg, yet more useful than half the things taking up space in my hand luggage. Don’t let its size fool you — this thing packs a hurricane in a Tic Tac and it feels sturdy, well made and ready to blow anything out of its path. It may be dinky, but when it powers up, it sounds like it’s preparing for lift-off — and quite frankly, it could probably inflate a space hopper or deflate a zeppelin if asked politely. Equipped with a whole clutch of clever little connectors, the Max Pump is the multi-tool of air management. Whether it’s inflating an air mattress, deflating a beach lounger, or — in my case — turning your suitcase into a tightly packed burrito of holiday outfits, it’s got you covered. Now let’s talk vacuum packing. Paired with the trusty Amazon Basics vacuum seal bags, this thing worked like a charm. I’m talking shirts folded flatter than a pancake at a yoga retreat. It sucked every last molecule of air out like a Dyson on espresso, giving me just enough space for those "just-in-case" extra shoes and the borderline-illegal amount of Turkish delight I insisted on bringing home. It’s rechargeable (via USB, naturally — because it’s 2020s chic), light as a feather, and stashes neatly into even the smallest pocket of your luggage. I kept mine nestled next to my socks like some kind of techy travel talisman. No fiddly set-up. No confusing buttons. Just pure suction power and inflatable magic in your palm. Would I recommend the FlexTailGear Max Pump 2020? With the gusto of someone who vacuum-sealed their entire wardrobe and still had room for souvenirs, YES. Whether you're a frequent flyer, a beach-bound inflatables enthusiast, or just someone who overpacks and needs help squeezing it all in, this little marvel is your new best friend. It's small, mighty, versatile, and possibly magic. The FlexTailGear Max Pump 2020 — because modern travel should be about where you're going, not how many t-shirts you can sit on to make your suitcase close.

This is a great little pump. It will inflate a camping air mattress in about 30-40 seconds depending on size. It’s very light and compact in comparison to other air pumps I’ve tried. I’ve not had it long enough to see how the built in rechargeable battery performs but it’s been fine so far. It is quite noisy but not as noisy as others, not as noisy as a hair dryer . It comes with a number of attachments that allow you to pump up most things including cheap little kids water rings and arm bands etc. It will clip into most modern camping air mat valves works fine on my trekology mat. I’ve had a number of pumps over the last few years and so far this is the best UPDATE. Had this pump for about a year now I think. The battery holds up well. I’ve never had it run out on my so far and I’ve pumped up my air mate maybe 10 times in between charges. It also holds its charge well. I’ve left it for a month or so and comeback and still ran perfectly with no additional hanging best pump I’ve had !!

This is a fantastic addition to my camping kit, as it saves a lot of effort when inflating anything! I used it on my air mattress and to help start a BBQ, just don't expect a force 10 gale! It's a USB charging system, so it can be easily charged in the car and it holds a solid amount of power for several air mattresses. Great product and highly recommended.

I've had this for over a year now, but I feel like I've had it forever, such is the quality. The first time I used it, it hadn't held charge as I suspect it was jostled on in my bag. I have gaffa tape over the switch now. I've used this with basic compact inflatable sleeping mats through to the large Decathlon double mattresses. At a festival recently I blew up most of the performing troupes mattresses with it, no problems, it just kept inflating.. It's compact, and works great. It's not super fast, but it's definitely better than manually pumping! It's not heavy but I'm still tempted to get the mini because it's USB-C, even smaller, and has a light.

Brilliant little gadget for holiday. Simple to inflate, deflate lilos for the beach/pool

It's small, it's effective, it's rechargeable by USB, it's pretty cheap. Only downside is the ugly colour but that's completely irrelevant when attempting to inflate a king size air mattress at 3 am and slightly worse for wear.

Great little thing works really well up to a point. After it has filled something probably 90% it struggles to go further and you need to finish it off yourself. It is also pretty loud but the battery life is great and it blows beds up quickly. Really good value for money as well we have used it for about a year and its still going strong primarily on a double air bed.

SO..... this little guy and I mean little ( fits just a bit bigger than my Palm ), packs a punch, you know those Camping guys who have all their old camping gear, including those bulky 6V battery-powered bed pumps that struggle to get the bed fully blown up, WELL let me tell you, this little guy, blew up the beds no issue and I mean we did about 4-5 Beds for everyone AND still had enough to use it to cool ourselves/little one off in the 32-34C beaming sun ( over a 2 Day weekend ), I seriously cannot Complain, there is nothing to complain about, ow also nearly forgot, we took those Vacuum seal bags for pillows and such because it's designed to put the Nozels on the other end ASWELL, so you can use it too suck the air out of stuff not just blow stuff up, shouldn't be an amazing feature really, but it was handy ( and shows some thought was put into the thing if nothing else ) Main Points: Lasted the weekend, used for Multiple peoples beds 4-5, used as Fan to cool ourselves & little one-off over the 2 days, just a bit bigger than the Palm of my hand, weighs nearly nothing, comes with little baggy to put everything in ( which quality of is decent ), seems like it'll stand the test of time if taken care of, might crack plastic if dropped on rocks from hight, but solid enough for anything else 10/10 I got what I wanted it for ( blowing up beds ) and got a whole lot more out of it, for the price a no brainer