What pressure should I inflate my SUP to?
Itiwit recommend max 15-17 psi depending on the board. Gladiator recommend that you inflate your SUP to between 15-20 psi (check valve for details). So, as you can see, recommended psi figures from some of the top inflatable paddle board manufacturers, differ quite a bit.
Can you inflate a SUP with a compressor?
Using a compressor allows you to not only inflate your SUP very quickly but also to get it as rigid as it needs to be to perform well.
What PSI should my paddleboard be?
You won’t need to put more than 25 psi in your board. Above this pressure you will see no increase in stiffness but you will find the valve is hard to push down to deflate the board and it takes longer to inflate. For general use 15-22 psi is best. Heavier riders will benefit from pressure closer to 25psi.
Can you use a tire pump to inflate a paddleboard?
Kindly Tips: You can manually inflate the SUP board to about 3 or 4 PSI first, and then connect it to the portable air compressor until it reaches 14 PSI. SUP pump adaptor utilizes a standard connector to couple with an air compressor or bike/tire pump.
Can you use a tire pump to inflate a paddle board?
You shouldn’t do it! There are electric pumps designed specifically for sups. An air compressor, compresses the air and creates moisture. Having moisture in your sup is a good way to ruin it!
Can you use any electric pump for SUP?
As we mentioned in the intro, yes, it’s possible to use an electric pump for inflating your SUP board. In fact, some paddle board brands make electric pumps specifically for inflatable boards.
How do I inflate my NRS SUP board?
Proper inflation is key to getting the best performance from your NRS inflatable SUP board. Watch this video to learn how to inflate your NRS board and operate the valve and pressure gauge to ensure the board reaches, but does not exceed, optimal pressure. Unfold the board on a flat surface.
How long does it take to inflate a SUP board?
As a rule of thumb, you can expect an electric pump to deliver 1 PSI per minute. With most electric pumps, inflating a SUP is a matter of 5 to 10 minutes. Using a hand pump will generally take you around 10 to 20 minutes. Not only does it take longer but getting the last PSI into the board is quite difficult.
What kind of pump do I need to inflate a SUP board?
When you stop pumping, the valve’s sealing disc closes and the pressure gauge stops reading. Another excellent SUP pump is the K-Pump 220 HP, a two-stage pump. Use the low-pressure stage to put most of the air volume in; then when pumping becomes more difficult, switch to the high-pressure stage to bring the board up to full pressure.
Which is the best inflatable stand up paddle board?
Quick Answer: The 7 Best Rated Inflatable SUPs For 2020. SereneLife Inflatable Stand Up Paddle Board. Murtisol Pro Inflatable Paddle Board. NIXY Venice iSUP. ROC Inflatable Stand Up Paddle Board. Bluefin Cruise iSUP Package. FBSPORT Inflatable Stand Up Paddle Board. GILI Adventure Inflatable Paddle