About the product
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- ??ULTRA-MINI SIZE & PORTABLE?- Weight: 2.82 oz; Size: 2*1.7*1.7 inch; Flextailgear portable air pump is mini as an egg and light-weighted. Portable to carry, this air mattress pump can be attached to the backpack or put in your pocket. One-button operation, widely used for outdoor camping, hiking, beach, and indoor storage bags. (NOTE: Double click to start the air pump.)
- ??POWERFUL IN/DEFLATION?- The 3.5kPa air pressure and 180L/min wind speed allows Flextailgear tiny air pump to achieve rapid inflation or deflation. Well saturation function after inflation, and increase work efficiency than normal electric air pumps. Able to inflate 4-5 swim rings, 6-8 single camping air mattress, 1-2 thick air cushion, or deflate 10-12 storage bags after one charging. Help to make a fire with air-blow function on outdoor camping (not suitable for balloons).
- ??1300mAh RECHARGEABLE BATTERY?- With 1300mAh lithium battery, our travel air pump works up to 15 minutes after fully charged. The fast type-c port supports 4 ways of charging: power bank, laptop, car charger, or power adapter. Bring Flextailgear TINY PUMP with you, no need of socket or outdoor power supply. Convenient charging indicators: green for finished, and red for 0-99% status.
- ??5 NOZZLES & DIVERSE USE?- Come with 5 nozzles, our small air pump is suitable for most small-large sized inflatable products, such as air mattresses, inflatable beds, pool floats, sleeping pads, swim rings, inflatable furniture, pool inflatables and other inflatable toys.
- ??FRIENDLY NOTE ON USE?- To protect the mini air pump, do not use it constantly for over 10 minutes until it cools down. This version doesn't include the camping light function, if you want please choose the "Tiny pump with Camping Light" version. If there's any problem about product quality or use, please feel welcome to contact us and we will tackle it as soon as possible.
