Inflation Valve with Gauge - Gauge Facing Up Patent Granted 3/2018" for Fast SUP Inflation, Halkey Roberts H3 and Bravo Inflation Valves

Works great for my Isle paddle boards! I attach it to my small tire pump and have no issues inflating them. I watch the psi’s on the pump as well as on the adapter and they seem to match up so I don’t worry about over inflating my board.

I knew after pumping up four paddle boards by hand that I was going to end up finding a way to use my air compressor instead. I saw this but foolishly though that I should be able to waltz down to my local hardware store and find a simple way to put a T fitting between my hand-pump gauge and the pump itself and then put a tire valve on the other part of that T. Well, you go to the hardware store and fish through fittings for half an hour, you end up needing to adapt from this to that then to this and so on, pretty soon you have 30 dollars worth of brass fittings in your hand anyways and its just not worth it. Buying this gizmo was much faster and easier, and it works perfectly.I recommend getting an inline desiccant drier or disposable moisture filter for your air compressor line to avoid getting a bunch of moisture inside of your paddle board or boat. Air compressors end up with a lot of moisture in them as a part of the compressing process if you are using them on a humid day.

We have two body glove inflatable paddle boards that are a little work to get to 15 psi. This inflater works great, had to ad one additional washer that came with it and made a perfect seal. From rolled up to 15psi in less than a minute with a real air compressor or from a motorhome compressor. The accuracy wasn’t great, 7 lbs off, but now that I know just go to 22 on the gauge.

A bit expensive, but it does what it's intended to do.It came with 3 rubber washers of different sizes. I have a Body Glove Glide kayak/Sup hybrid from Costco. It was initially leaking air, even after trying the other washers. But I used 2 of the washers together and got a perfect seal!I bought this knowing that the inflation speed depends on your inflator and not this adapter. I have a small Ryobi inflator that has a high volume side and a high pressure side. I use the high volume first til it takes a shape, then use the high pressure side. It takes about 10mins per 5 psi. Very slow, but not the adapter's fault. The gauge is accurate though and matches the reading on the inflator.

We got tired of pumping our Tower paddle boards (we have a 14 footer and 12 footer, which is a ton of pumping) every time we went to the lake so instead we just bring them to a nearby gas station and use this to pump them up, then we just strap them to the roof and bring them that way. Each board takes about 5-6 minutes I'd guess. We've used this maybe half a dozen times so far and although I haven't verified that the gauge is completely accurate it seems to work well and since our boards are rated to like 20-25 psi and we're only going to 15 I figure I have some slush room anyway.It came with 3 different sized gaskets and one of them works pretty good but you kinda gotta squeeze it and pinch it to get it to fit into the opening and make sure it stays in the opening as you turn and lock it. It seemed like the other option was to take the gasket from the cover of the opening on the board and just use that.So far it's been awesome and was a good purchase.

The media could not be loaded. Absolutely a GREAT product. I purchased the Wakooda SUP inflation valve with gauge for use with an air compressor. If you’ve ever tried inflating your SUP with a manual pump, you’ll know why you want this. You can also find a number of purpose built auto inflators that connect to your car 12V electrical ports, but they take easily 15 minutes plus in my experience with 11 foot boards to reach 15 psi. Try inflating 3 boards, you spend more time inflating than paddling.I’m using an ARB portable compressor (not cheap), hooked up to my vehicle battery and I’ve been able to inflate my boards each in about 6 minutes. Smaller boards are quicker.I’m also happy to report that my gauge was accurate and validated with multiple pressure readers.

First one I received was broken. Seller or Amazon immediately replaced it. This one does not appear to be broken but I could not get it to work. I have a small one person Colorado Pontoon boat that only needs 2.5psi. For fear of overfilling pontoon, I will not attempt to test functionality at higher psi. So it may just work at higher psi.

These have extra rubber O rings to refine fit but the connection was not the greatest. The plastic connection a little short to seat well when turned into the valve. Not worth returning but would not buy again.