can i use Coleman Large Dual Action Hand Pump to inflate it
70700
It's physically possible, but I wouldn't recommend it unless you've got a lot of stamina and a lot of time to spare.
70701
I use a Coleman battery operated pump. I have never used a hand pump. It might take you some time.
70702
We let most air out by opening valve then we use are coleman hand pump to suck rest of the air out. As long as adapter fits it should work.
373907
There is not but honestly it takes me about 2-3 minutes to inflate both chambers with the hand/foot pump provided. Hope this helps
1668470
I have a coleman electric air pump It does not take to long to inflate you just have to turn the valve to let air
669150
Yes! I was confused about this too because of the packaging but yes you can use a regular old hand bike pump. It comes with the attachment that you need.
1003532
I think you would have trouble putting a hand pump in this thing. Look at Planet Bike's Red Zeppelin CO2 inflator for $15.99 on Amazon. These are compact and work great.
457335
Yes, and this is better.you get a coleman pump. Do not buy a mattresswith pu p attached. Ifit breaks, oh oh. And this mattress is excellent.1st time you should just blow up, so next time when you need it it fills better.
669152
I gave it as a gift and did send the hand pump, I would contact the company selling it to confirm that any pump will work
1716156
It inflates like a beach ball but. Definately not something you would want to blow up yourself though. I used a battery operated pump that I use for air mattresses.
267325
Joe C: Just a hand tire pump that is used to inflate bicycle tires, basketballs, soccer balls, etc. You'll need a "needle" of the type used for inflating basketballs etc. I think you and yours will have an enormous amount of fun with this. Good luck.
484875
No; it's a very decent sized single. You will certainly need a manual pump or better still an electric pump to inflate though!
1032028
A hand pump will work as long as it has a nozzle that tapers to about 3/8". However, these take a LOT of air, so small hand pumps will take a LONG time to fill it. We recommend a high volume air pump, like our Exercise Ball Air Pump (which can be used to fill any large inflatables, as well).
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I'd get a better pump. This is good for a smaller mattress. Mine are 74 X 39 X 9 and it takes a bit to inflate it. Your mattress would not only take you quite a while but depending on how firm you want your mattress ( to me ) it won't inflate it to be anywhere near firm. Coleman's duel action hand pump ( $12 ) would be a better choice for a low cost pump. Don't be fooled because it's a hand pump. I wish I would have bought it rather than this one. Read the reviews for the battery pump and you'll see almost all say ok for small mattresses and the hand pump reviews say it inflates quicker and can inflate the mattress to be firmer ( and no batteries to buy ). Hope this helps ! I'd get a better pump. This is good for a smaller mattress. Mine are 74 X 39 X 9 and it takes a bit to inflate it. Your mattress would not only take you quite a while but depending on how firm you want your mattress ( to me ) it won't inflate it to be anywhere near firm. Coleman's duel action hand pump ( $12 ) would be a better choice for a low cost pump. Don't be fooled because it's a hand pump. I wish I would have bought it rather than this one. Read the reviews for the battery pump and you'll see almost all say ok for small mattresses and the hand pump reviews say it inflates quicker and... » Read More I'd get a better pump. This is good for a smaller mattress. Mine are 74 X 39 X 9 and it takes a bit to inflate it. Your mattress would not only take you quite a while but depending on how firm you want your mattress ( to me ) it won't inflate it to be anywhere near firm. Coleman's duel action hand pump ( $12 ) would be a better choice for a low cost pump. Don't be fooled because it's a hand pump. I wish I would have bought it rather than this one. Read the reviews for the battery pump and you'll see almost all say ok for small mattresses and the hand pump reviews say it inflates quicker and can inflate the mattress to be firmer ( and no batteries to buy ). Hope this helps ! « Show Less
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I would suppose you could. I never tried, I do know it is not anything as good as the Coleman one that proceeded this one.
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With a dual action hand pump I can inflate mine in under 10 minutes. With the electric pump in under 5. By lung power about a half hour(only did this once lol)
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I suppose you could. I use it only for inflating soccer and basketballs. We have a separate bike tire pump.
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Yes, you can!! If a plug isn't available, you can use a separate pump: set the inflation dial to "inflate", insert the nozzle for your separate pump into the hole at the center of the dial, and begin inflating!
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I don't see why you couldn't air it up with another unit. It would just be a matter of adapting the fill port size. It comes with some adaptors, maybe they would fit your pump, but then there is duct tape.