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HAND PUMP STAND UP PADDLE HIGH PRESSURE 20 PSI DOUBLE ACTION ORANGE
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Our team of enthusiasts offers you a high pressure pump to inflate your inflatable stand up paddle up to 20 PSI.
The dual action High Pressure pump is designed to easily inflate inflatable SUPs up to 20 PSI.
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Product Characteristics
Ease of use
2 progressive operating modes: 1/ volume 2/ pressure
Power
Robust structure for high pressure. Wide handles.
Parameter measurement
Built-in 3-20 PSI pressure gauge. Turns on after volume is set (3PSI)
Solidity
Sturdy hose, with rotating head to avoid unhooking during inflation.
Additional Product Information
Composition
Grip
- 100% Polypropylene
Frame
- 100% Polypropylene
valve connector
- 100% Polyethylene
inner tube
- 100% aluminum
Storage tips
Coil the hose, do not bend it. Store the pump body and hose flat in the SUP bag. Do not step on the pump or hose. Clean off any sand; it can damage the seals.
Tips for inflating a SUP
1/ Settle on a flat and solid surface. 2/ Screw the hose onto the pump. 3/ Connect the hose to the SUP (valve raised). 4/ Close the cap on the pump body; it works in double action and injects 3,6 L on each return stroke. 5/ Inflate the stand up paddle until it is full. 6/ As soon as pumping becomes difficult, open the cap; the pump then works in single action (1,8 L on each descent). 7/ Pump up to the recommended pressure for the SUP.
Technical Dimensions
Height: 61,5 cm Width: 27,8 cm Depth: 10 cm Hose length: approx. 120 cm A 70 mm diameter piston for efficient volume creation but a more "sporty" pressure build-up. Pump weight: 1,4 kg
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Effective product
Excellent powerful and fast pump for inflating a semi-rigid inflatable boat
It is easy to use, good grip. I use it to inflate my decathlon inflatable surfboard, which requires 20 psi to inflate (more than paddle boards). The pressure gauge is easy to read and the locking at the feet is well designed.
