Does this pump work on exercise balls 65 cm
1758267
It works on everything -- has the attachments enclosed in a little box that snaps on the cord. I used it on my exercise ball 55 cm. You just have to be careful on those exercise balls not to overinflate the first time -- takes about 3 days to get it where you want it. I have used this pump on my wheelbarrow wheels, the lawnmower, etc. Kids footballs -- you name it. Love this pump and it stores away easily.
1758268
You will see on the instructions the "why" -- it doesn't fully inflate the first time -- you are just inflating it to a firm touch -- and you will wonder "why so small"? On the second time -- next day it will inflate much more -- and then needs one final step. There is a hand pump that comes with these exercise balls that you can use on the final time if you prefer.
1758269
If the ball is inflatable via a needle (almost any sports ball would qualify), or by a standard valve (like a bike or car tire), then yes this pump will work. It will not work on something like an air bed/mattress without an adapter of some kind.
1758270
It works on everything that is inflatable with a needle, and an exercise ball is inflatable with a needle - so yes!
1758271
Just make certain you don't insert the threaded end of the needle too far into the hose on the pump. It takes a lot longer to fill if you do.
1593269
The short answer is... Yes, it works just fine. I've only used this pump with Schrader valves (same design as car tire valves, and are the most common type in the U.S.), but it should work with Presta valves, too. As for Basketballs & such... You get a "Sports Ball Inflating Needle," latch the pump onto the needle just like you would a bike tube valve, wet the needle a bit (makes it easier), insert it into the hole in the ball, pump to the ball's proper pressure, & remove.
868803
Hi There, no I would not recommend this pump to pump balls, as it is designed to clip onto an extruding pipe that comes out of a bike or car tire. Hope that helps
501096
Not on the one I received. It has a needle used for air-filled balls, but not the standard bike adaptor (see here http://bit.ly/13xsIeB). Also, I don't think that this pump is designed to deliver the high pressure that bike tires require. Hope this helps.
586300
Pretty sure any exercise ball pump will work with this being that the inner ball is an exercise ball.
1322874
It would work. But I think u should go to 500 gph or higher. These pumps were made to pump short distances
678057
you could use it to blow up a large exercise ball. I would rather you use a compressor to initially fill the space and then move to the pump to finish out. To do it manually, say a day or so even with it using the double stroke capability.
269592
I really don't know, it would depend on the opening of the exercise ball. You may want to contact the company, I'm sure they would be able to help you better answer the question.
678059
You may want to look at a larger bicycle tire pump for a large exercise ball. This pump is small and really only usefull for up to a full size basketball. As for the needle you will need to refer to the ball manufacturer.
269588
I have a large exercise ball that is about 18-20" high (radius measurement) and it works great. I think it would be fine for anything that you really want to be careful about how much air you are adding- and not to overinflate the ball, like if you used a high powered home air compressor.
1198545
I tend to agree with the first answer: while these type of pumps are good for balloons and pool toys, there is no true resistance with those. They're not really designed for exercise balls or sports balls.
275900
Yes but you need make sure that the shank(shaft size of the ball) is the correct diameter
212643
Yes they will. We use the pump to blow up all kinds of balls from soccer, basketball to oversize exercise balls.John
114684
If it is not in with the hand pump, then I guess they short changed you. You'll have to buy one, or go to a gym that has them and see if they won't just give you an extra one mine came with 2. I don't know what kind of ball gpsarros has but there is definitely a plug that has to be put in to keep inflated.
750531
i dont know, maybe if you had the needle. ball pumps are super cheap though.
1388052
We have a 27'4' round above ground pool and this pump works just fine with it. Hope this helps.
251224
I'm going to say no....like an air pump at the gas station, this one fits over the metal tube coming out of tires. You fit it over and the clamp the plastic piece down to hold it on. I don't recall this pump coming with adaptors that would fit inside the holes on Bosu or Fitness balls.