Whitewater pumps suck and blow

The Bravo 4-piece aluminum shaft kayak paddle is cm 7'6" long with red blades that can be spotted easily in the river or ocean if you drop it. These blades, and the aluminum shaft, are both fairly strong so this is a good choice for inflatable kayakers who need a back up in whitewater. The longest section is about Unless you drive a really short kayak though, it should still stow behind you without too much trouble. If you use this in salt water, the center joint is direct metal to metal contact, so you should always take at least take this middle joint apart after paddling.

Skip to main content Raft Pump. Air Flow This is the greatest thing ever! It fills your pool toys perfectly and THEN instead of you having to squeeze all the air out yourself, move the nozzle to the other side, turn it on and in minutes your toys deflate!

We've been very pleased with this electric raft pump inflator, using it often ourselves on an almost daily basis lately. This small but mighty electric inflator has turned out to work great in our shop we've been using two of them fairly heavily after almost two years of testing with no problems at all. It does seem to put out an honest 1. This is actually a bit more than our "Big Red" Mastercraft raft pump. You should always use electric raft pumps with your valves in the open position unless your boat has Boston valves to start, and with the OV4 only close the valves at the end.

Perfect for inflating rafts and other floats right at the dock. This little device came in handy for blowing up all of our rafts for Memorial Day weekend and believe me we had lots of them. No, unless you have a lot of time on your hands and a lot of gas in your vehicle. We have tow-behind rafts and large 4 person rafts that this inflated in minutes each. For a raft