AIRHEAD Manual Foot Pump for

Great pump. Saved my day when my two year old 12 vokt off-brand electric pump failed at the lake. Easy to use by foot or with two hands. This foot pump connected to my Intex kayak when my spare Intex 12 volt pump wouldn't seal to its own brand of kayak.

This is a great pump. Works well and fills the inflatable rafts and lounges fast. This is durable and stores well. I recommend this pump and think its a great deal.

I know ... what a crazy title for a review ... who needs tech support for a little bellows foot pump? Well, obviously I do. I ordered this item to inflate the relatively small float bag in my hard sided kayak. I'm probably the least mechanical person on the earth and the pump didn't come with directions. After I finally figured out how the pieces would likely fit together, I discovered (totally by accident) that there are inflate and deflate holes in which you insert the hose. (I know, some of you are out there just shaking your head at this point.) It worked like a charm and inflated the small float bag in about 10 easy pumps of my foot. Unfortunately, it's just overkill for my needs -- it's large for my use -- I don't want to haul a piece of equipment this size around in my kayak (Yes, I should have checked the dimensions before I bought it) and it's hard for my smaller hands to store (it takes some dexterity and strength to deflate it, wrap the hose, and put on the clips). If you have larger inflatables -- small boats, mattresses, etc. & if you have the storage room required where you are using it, this is a good product. I would have given it 5 stars but seriously, could it have killed Kwik Tek to slip in some instructions for those of us who've never used a pump before? I won't give anything 5 stars unless it comes with instructions. I'll probably keep this item around the house for use on the grandkid's inflatable pool toys. But, I'm going hunting for something much smaller, more portable and more easily storable in my kayak for my use.

This foot pump is great for inflatables. I was looking for an air pump to take on my boat to inflate water toys for the kids and inflatable lounges and floats for the adults. It pushes a whole bunch of air and works really fast. We take a lot of floats with us and I didn't want to run down my battery so I was looking for a mechanical foot pump since it is easier to push with your feet. This pump works great. Someone took away stars because it slips on the boat surface. That is correct because it is made of hard plastic it slides easily on the boat fiberglass deck. But I put a towel under it and it solves the problem. Really, come on, you either have a good all around pump that you can take on a boat with minimum parts to rust (the band is metal but I thought of replacing it with a long sturdy zip tie). The band is the only part that will rust. But I used it on my boat in salt water all this summer and there is no rust on it. I do clean it as soon as I get home. I like that you can switch the hose from the intake to the outtake. This helps in deflating also. I recommend it and will buy it again if this one brakes.

I have to say, I was really surprised by this foot pump. I've never used one before, and based on some negative reviews, I wasn't expecting much, but it was cheap so I figured, why not? First of all, I was surprised that it wasn't particularly tiring to use. I thought it would exhaust me, but it didn't. I also thought it was very clever that the pump has some kind of one-way valve, so even if you pump a bit, then take a break, the pressure from the valve doesn't allow the air you've just pumped into the mattress to come flying back out again. I confess, we didn't use it to pump the whole mattress. We just used it to "top up" the amount of air that leaked out every night. But it was quick, handy, cheap, much quieter than my hand held battery pump, and easy to use. AND it got the air mattress firmer than the battery pump alone. Some reviews said you need two people to use it, because one person has to hold the tube into the air mattress valve. We did not find this to be the case. And with the dizzying array of size adjusting attachments included, I'm mystified as to how the people who claim it won't stay in managed to even let it fall out. Go ahead and buy this pump. It's worth the few bucks.

This pump works well enough, and is a great price. A third party site reviewed and recommended this pump as a top option which is why I bought it. It is lightweight and more compact than the original Avon pump made from plywood that it replaced. It should service my needs for the foreseeable future, but it does feel cheaply manufactured. Although traction has been molded into the the surface areas, it offers no grip inside a boat because these surfaces are made of hard slippery plastic. Needs some softer, rubbery compound on the top and bottom panels. If the price weren't so good on this item and I based my rating solely on construction it would be a stretch to even grant two stars.

Best foot pump for the price. Had an Intex foot pump that was junk and decided to give this one a try. The threaded hose connection and positively locking attachments that make all the difference. Used to easy inflate tubes and rafts at the river, air mattresses, or any other high volume, low pressure inflation task. Worth the extra cost over some cheaper versions.

I've had this one for a couple years and use it frequently both indoors and outdoors for gym ball, mattresses, pool toys, rafts, and balloons. It is easy to pump, super reliable, and inflates fast. I would highly recommend this one!

Muy buen producto. Al inicio pensé que solo duraría 3 usos, pero me a servido muy óptimamente para inflar mi kayak en menos de 8 min. Lo recomiendo.

heavy duty, works well

good quality pump

Es una bomba bien construida, con varias boquillas y entradas para inflar diversos tipos de artículos

Works well except the washer at the tip is loose and not thick enough for a good seal. As one approaches 2 PSI it starts leaking and one has to manually secured it with one hand so one is all bent over in a crouch pumping with one leg holding the hose in the valve… it is all cheap and flimsy.