Do you need a pump to inflate the Big Canvas Surf Rider raft if so, what kind of nozzle do you need?
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We use a aair compressor with a progressive nozzel to blow up all our air mattresses.
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We use the pump for the inflatable bed to blow it up. The mattress does not come with a pump..
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Here is the product website: http://www.airhead.com/double-action-pump.html It should provide with the information you need. Make sure the pump has all the valves you need for your inflatables.
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No you do not need a pump. I take these traveling because sometimes there may not be enough pillows. (I like extra). They travel flat, do not take much room in suitcase. If needed, it takes less than 5 minutes to blow up. Inexpensive, but durable.
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No, it doesn't require a pump. It has two valves on one end that when opened allows the mat to self-inflate. I slept on this mat for three months while in Liberia and it was worth every penny.
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You don`t really need a pump, it is not too big. We just simply blew it, did not take long at all.
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Yes it needs a pump to inflate but a simple hand pump that works well comes with the ROHO
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We use a pump to inflate all our pool stuff. I imagine it would take time but I'm sure you can do it yourself with our own air.
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You will need a pump. This has a separate air bladder and shell. The bladder requires some pressure to make the boat still, and you cannot blow enough pressure with your lungs to do a good job. I bought a different brand of pump because it was cheaper. It works well, but the fit on the valves is a little tight, so I recommend you purchase the Advanced elements brand pump. Read the instructions before unpacking. Follow the instructions. With the presure right, the inside acts as a backrest, and the paddling effort is ok. If it is too soft, no back support, and paddleing is rather slow. Follow the instructions, and it is a nice compromise of cost, convenient storage, and efficiency. You will need a pump. This has a separate air bladder and shell. The bladder requires some pressure to make the boat still, and you cannot blow enough pressure with your lungs to do a good job. I bought a different brand of pump because it was cheaper. It works well, but the fit on the valves is a little tight, so I recommend you purchase the Advanced elements brand pump. Read the instructions before unpacking. Follow the instructions. With the presure right, the inside acts as a backrest, and the paddling effort is ok. If it is too soft, no back support, and paddleing is rather slow.... » Read More You will need a pump. This has a separate air bladder and shell. The bladder requires some pressure to make the boat still, and you cannot blow enough pressure with your lungs to do a good job. I bought a different brand of pump because it was cheaper. It works well, but the fit on the valves is a little tight, so I recommend you purchase the Advanced elements brand pump. Read the instructions before unpacking. Follow the instructions. With the presure right, the inside acts as a backrest, and the paddling effort is ok. If it is too soft, no back support, and paddleing is rather slow. Follow the instructions, and it is a nice compromise of cost, convenient storage, and efficiency. « Show Less
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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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No need for the pump. The strange valve-inlet-gate is located at the base of the valve. Squeeze it and blow and you'll find the position it has to be in to inflate. My valve was faulty and it never holds for more than a few hours. NOT A VERY GOOD VALVE OR PRODUCT
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I believe a standard tire or electric pump will work. We had no problem inflating and deflating these tubes. We really enjoyed using them too.
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Hello. No, this bounce house does not come with a pump. All you need is a standard electric pump that you would use for any inflatable - balls, floaties for the pool, etc. We got a Coleman QuickPump Electric pump for around $25 at Walmart. It blows it up in less than 10 minutes. Most stores that carry outdoor equipment would have it. Enjoy!
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Very easily blown up by hand. No pump necessary -- in fact, I think it would be over-kill and probably quickly pop it, LOL. My daughter loved this float last summer and will probably be bitterly disappointed that she's too big for it now.
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you can use a pump, but would take all day. we bought an auto one like for an air mattress. worked will out on the river
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Air pump from Walmart. This inflatable is a lot of fun. We used it on a lake and had a blast.
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No, you have to provide a source of air. We used a compressor but a bike pump works as well.