Coleman Rechargeable Quick Pump

Features

Cordless pump for airbeds and inflatables by Coleman; fits other brands and items
Compatible with double-lock and quick valves, Boston, and pinch valves
Battery-operated with rechargeable plug-in transformer included
2 nozzles included, one for pinch valves and an adapter
Coleman limited warranty

Product Review
Designed for inflating and deflating beds, boats, and other inflatable items, this cordless, rechargeable electric pump makes the chore fast and easy. It works with Coleman double-lock and quick valves, Boston valves, and pinch valves, and is compatible with all Coleman beds and inflatables, as well most other inflatable products. It does not, however, work with stem and needle valves, such as those in basketballs, bike tires, etc. For valves other than pinch valves, there's an adapter nozzle, and for pinch valves there's a separate adapter. The pump inflates from one end and deflates from the other. A plug-in transformer comes with the pump to charge the battery. --Fred Brack

Product Description
Rechargeable Quick Pump:The Rechargeable Quick Pump has a versatile inflate and deflate option and inflates 5 times faster than conventional hand and foot pumps. The multipurpose adapter fits most inflatable products.

Reader Reviews
When I purchased my Coleman Comfort Control Quickbed (a decision I was less than thrilled with for many reasons), I found that I desperately needed an Air Pump and opted for this model after carefully weighing my other options. The reason I decided on this was because: (1) of the name-brand, (2) the fact that it seemed to be very handy with its recharging abilities and with its lightweigh features, (3) the fact that my lungs cannot substitute for the action of my machine superior, (4)and because it came with more accessories that were easily seen inside its packaging than all the other pumps on display at the time (perhaps not the best reasoning behind a buy, but the one I used anyhow). Happily, I can profess that I made the right decision and that I actually get use out of this model long after the bed decided to enter the plastic graveyard. In fact, it was the main reason the bed lasted as long as it did, holding its charge for days at a time while I tried to find the looming lungs that seemed to only exhale from somewhere inside its interior. Equally quaint was the accessory that let it work as a deflation tool, allowing me to take air out in moments instead of having to work and maneuver the last gasps out of something that wished to defy me. These days I take it with me everywhere, using this beast to place air in inflatable chairs that I carry to crowded homes with minimal seating arrangements and when I feel like doing something on the proverbial fly. It comes highly recommended!

List Price: $34.99
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Updated on 5-17-2009.