OutdoorMaster Shark High Pressure SUP Pump - Electric Air Pump with 20 PSI Active Cooling System Dual Stage Inflation & Auto-Off for Inflatable Paddle Board, Boats, Water Sports Inflatables -2nd Gen

this pumped saved alot of energy pumping up my SUp, should've of got it earlier. Worked like a dream.

Works great! Used it a few times for my SUP and it's faster than my friends'! Nice, compact, easy to use design.

I brought the pump in spring to use on my Stand Up Paddle Board (SUP) which inflates to 20 psi. The pump has worked perfectly all summer and super glad I brought it. Prior to buying the pump, I was using a manual pump the previous summer to inflate my SUP and it worked but took a lot of effort on my end to get to 20 psi. I have used it around a dozen times now and encountered no problems. On one of my outings I used it to inflate my SUP and two other SUPs (15 psi) and was able to pump all three SUPs consecutively. Some observations after using it all summer: - The pump does get a little hot when inflating to 20 psi. I did not notice it getting hot when inflating my friend's inflatable kayak (6 psi) or SUPs (15 psi). - The pump is loud; this is usually not a problem since I'm inflating my SUP in a parking lot and most parking lots are usually pretty loud anyways. - As others have stated, it does take around 10-12 minutes to get to the desired psi level. Not a big deal for me since I usually start the pump first and get my other equipment ready while my SUP is inflating. - My cigarette lighter is in my middle console and the power cord is long enough that I can use the pump on either side of my car. I usually try to park at an end spot so that I can have my SUP on a grass strip and not take up a second parking spot inflating my SUP. This also guarantees that I have a spot to deflate my SUP when I am done since someone could have parked next to me later on. - Love the fact that I can set the psi level and it inflates to the set psi level without having to consistently check on the pump. Also love that it remembers the psi level so I don't have to set it every time I use the pump. - Personally, I wouldn't use the pump on any equipment that requires pressure less than 8-10 psi since it probably would be quicker and easier to use a manual pump if you have one. Overall, I love the pump and would not hesitate to buy it again. Only time will tell if it will last but the build quality appears to be solid and I expect mine to last for many years.

I purchased this Outdoor Master 20psi pump last year as well as the lower priced one from same company. Both have worked flawlessly. They are pretty easy to use and compared to hand pumping my paddle boards, this is a dream. You simply find righjt attachment that fits your valve, twist it in, connect other end to pump, set psi you want and turn it on. The pump does the rest. Yes, it stops at pre-determined psi you set and yes, it's that easy. Just remember if you also use the pump to inflate other things and it stops part way, it's likely reached your psi threshold you set. I used it for an inflatable toy and it suddenly stopped about half way through and I thought pump broke or overheated. It stopped at my psi setting. I just increased it and inflated the toy to what i felt compfortable and turned off pump. I have not used it alot, but when I do, it is very reliable and easy to use. They have other models that max out at lower psi, but this one goes to 20psi which is great. Many paddle boards are 13 to 15psi. The pump readings seem accurate and air volume is really good. It takes under 10 minutes for paddle boards I use. There are only 4 buttons, an inflation output as well as a deflation output. Deflation output works great and really sucks the air out so you can easily roll or fold when you're finished. The display is good size with larger digits that can be easily read. The price is a bit high. but you generally get what you pay for. Amazon will have big sales on it, as it is currently and if you can wait, that's when to jump on it.

Très efficace