It inflate the pack raft
"It inflate the pack raft quickly and has attachments to inflate everything I had the need to. Battery lasts for a really long time, many pack raft inflation."
The best inflation method out there is only getting better!
Inflate your packraft in 60 seconds flat with the new Feather Pump. The Feather Pump weighs only 6 oz and will fit in your hand. The rechargeable lithium-ion battery has a 40-minute battery life (or 40 full inflations/deflations) and works with any USB charger like your Goal Zero, solar chargers, battery packs, or cell-phone charger. The Feather Pump uses a USB C cord.
The Feather Pump works great on all packrafts, inflatable kayaks and SUPs as well as your favorite sleeping pad or inflatable mattress (includes 5 different nozzle ends).
NOTE:
The Feather Pump is only intended to fill volume (or vacuum out air) and will not pressurize above 0.3 PSI. It will fill about 90% and then an inflation tube or pump is required to get to the full recommended PSI of your Packraft, Kayak or SUP. The Feather Pump is IPX4 water resistant but we recommend storing it in a dry bag while paddling.
SPECS:
Weight: 0.4lb (0.18kg) Dimensions: 3.25 x 2.25 x 2.25in (8.26 x 5.72 x 5.72cm) Battery Capacity: 3600mAh Flow Rate: 265L/min
AWARDS
PaddleExpo 2019 “Best Accessory”
Paddle Sports Retailer 2019 “Best In Show”
Overall rating: 4.6551723 / 5 from 116 reviews.
The Feather Pump offers a compact and efficient inflation solution with a cross-piece on the nozzle to prevent air loss. It features a three-second hold timer to avoid accidental activation and uses a USB C cord for charging. The rechargeable battery provides 40 minutes of use and is compatible with various chargers. Suitable for packrafts, kayaks, and inflatable mattresses, it delivers fast inflation but requires additional pumping for full pressure.
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"It inflate the pack raft quickly and has attachments to inflate everything I had the need to. Battery lasts for a really long time, many pack raft inflation."
"looks solid, haven't used it much my only complaint is that it took almost 10 days to arrive when the paid shipping said 3 to 6 business days so I did not get in time for the trip I wanted to use it."
"For the size and weight this pump knocks it out of the park! Can use it so many times before needing to recharge it. Bought it for using on my packraft, but have used it for so many other inflatable items. So small and handy to have around. Its straight forward to use and comes with multiple nozzles for various compatibilities."
"It works! It got the XTD to 95% inflated then 5-10 breaths to get it to 100%. A fraction of the weight and space of the nano pump, you just have to inflate by mouth to get the rest of the way."
"It can fill avariety of differant things and comes with adaptors. So it can be used with more than just a pack raft. It is rechargable which means you might want a way to chagre it on long trips. Smaller than a brick and light so it does take up much space. Definatly easier that the hand pump. However, I think I can inflate my raft faster with the hand pump but I would not want to take the hand pump on a multiday trip due to its size."
"Love how small it is and how it comes with different adaptors. Only thing I would say is that it takes forever to inflate my R-Deck BUT. . . it's better than trying to do that with the airbag and it's a great option when you don't have a massive inflator just lying around. Lightweight enough not to be an issue in the back country, and I'd take this any day over trying to inflate my packraft the old-fashioned way."
"Worked great on my paddle board"
"Like the small footprint and ease of use"
"It is quick. Fills up the Rogue R Deck in about 2 minutes. Very light, easy to pack."
"It works but we can't figure out how to use it hands-free for our Chasm Lites. . . lots of included fitting but none appear correct for these valves? We just press it over the valve and hold it there until it "inflates" to basically just atmospheric pressure. . . because we can't get a positive pump to valve seal. Still better than pumping the entire thing up manually. I think its made more for their kayaks? We'll have to watch some videos . . . maybe we're missing something?"