Electric Pump Inflation Valve Adapter with Torque tabs for Fast iSUP/Kayak/Rib Inflation, Bravo and Halkey Roberts H3 Inflation Valves. Patent Granted 3/18"

Pro: -It works! (See Update - changed to 5 stars) Con: -It takes too long (1. Many other reviews said the same thing and they are correct. 2. It's performance is exclusively based on the electric pump you are using! 15psi is not a high pressure, it's the volume of air required to get there that most pumps are lacking.) * * * * UPDATE * * * * GOT A NEW (MORE POWERFUL AND MORE EXPENSIVE) ELECTRIC PUMP AND NOW THIS THING WORKS AWESOME!!!!! CUT THE FILL TIME BY MORE THAN 75%!!!! It's all about the pump you use. -The gasket would not seal on my valve (yes, the packaging says it might be necessary to use another gasket. But it would be great if they sent a second one if they anticipate the one they do send won't work. I swapped the from my hand pump, and that worked), -it is a pain in the butt to keep disconnecting the pump to keep checking the pressure Recommendation: -Buy the one that also has the pressure gauge in addition to the valve. All said and done, it beats the crap out of pumping! HAPPY PADDLING!!!

Only an idiot would fault the adapter itself (unless it was literally defective) from any issues. I was almost scared off from purchasing because of useless bad reviews lol! I have an Aqua Marina SUP, that needs 15 psi. I used the adapter with an electric pump and It worked perfectly!!!! I have a Bonaire 120 volt inflator, which is not expensive (get from Walmart) and got to magic number of 15 psi 29 min, but beats the hell out of pumping by hand. My electric pump has the gauge built in, so if you turn off a moment get exact psi range you are at and no pressure is lost when checking. It stays sealed while on, even if power off pump for while. It has to do with quality of pump in order to work, the valve stayed on perfectly and did its job. Great product!

So, I got this product to inflate my SUP with a tire inflator instead of buying the $200 SUP inflators. I showed up at the boat loading, ready to inflate and go, and the darn thing would not add ANY air to my board. I could not figure it out. Several reviews talk about making sure a washer was there. I thought that was the gold part on top. Turns out (after several hours of troubleshooting and almost buying one of those expensive ones), it's the black rubber washer that goes on the bottom to create a tight seal between what you're inflating and the adaptor... Whoops. Once I moved the black washer from the hand pump that came with my SUP to the adaptor (not sure if mine was missing the washer or if I just threw it out, to be honest, so can't fault the company for that), it worked perfectly. Just thought I'd leave a description for the next person who is just as confused as I was.

Wakooda adapter is on the right in first photo and on top in the second photo. The iRocker valves is wider than the Wakooda adapter. The iRocker requires a pin to push down and open the valve on the SUP. The adapter does not have the pin and the diameter is smaller than the iRocker valve and therefore when the adapter is inserted it will leak air unless you apply a lot of force. It will work, but it is not the right product for iRocker. The product appears to be of good quality and should work with the advertised brand SUP's.

Every ISUP owner needs to own this connector. Previous pumps I've used require you to manually hold a non-threaded hose into my paddleboards while inflating, meaning you have to be there holding the hose the entire time to keep it from disconnecting. This things allows you to connect any pump with a Schreader connection and let the board inflate without any babysitting. Just connect, turn the pump on (i.e. set the psi), and then let the pump do it's magic. Pro-tip: If you are using a compressor pump (which you will need to get the board to inflate to inflate above ~5psi), and it isn't 2-phase, you will want to use a normal non-compressor pump, or the manual hand pump that came with your board just to get your board to the point that it takes shape. Compressor pumps are great for inflating things to high PSIs, but they are very slow, and most people that trying to inflate boards from scratch using ONLY a compressor pump will be waiting upwards of 20 minutes. Shave off more than half of that time by simply getting your board to 1psi so it takes shape, which is actually very easy; it's getting it from 3psi up to 15psi (or whatever your board calls for) that is the hardest and most exhausting part, so let the compressor pump do that part. Best of luck!

It works, and seems to fit okay as long as I hold it, however, the pressure is VERY LOW after going through the valve. It takes me 20 mins to inflate to 15 PSI on my paddle board, where it takes me about 3 minutes to increase by the same PSI on my tires. was hoping to save some money, but unfortunately I'm going to keep looking for another version.

This is a great add on to be able to pump up our iSUP. I removed the inner stem to help improve airflow. I usually pump using high flow electric pump until about 10lbs then switch to this connector to pump from 10 to 15 lbs. total time from beginning to end is about 12 mins. Time from connecting this connector to full pump is about 6-7 mins.

Definitely not fast inflation or any inflation at all. Like the other reviews on this product it did not work. It limited the air flow so much that the second I put it on my electric pump it registered 17 PSI. That was with my paddle board fully deflated. Even when it wasn't connected to anything it registered 17 PSI on my electric pump which means this adapter was restricting normal airflow and probably would have taken 3 hours to actually inflate anything even if my pump would allow it. but since I had my compressor pump set to shut off at the recommended 15psi for a paddle board it immediately shut off in the first second as it registered 17psi the second I turned it on.

Connected to an air compressor for tires. Takes about 15 Minutes to inflate a 12ft paddleboard to 15PSI. Beats pumping it with the hand pump. Sit back and relax while the board inflates, and have energy reserved to paddle once inflated!

Literally the beat thing to buy if you have a paddle board

Based on previous reviews, I was nervous buying this. My concern was unfounded; it works exactly as it is supposed to. I was using this on an inflatable boat with Halkey-Roberts New Short valves, and this connector gets a nice seal. The plastic also feels quite solid (much sturdier than the connector I have for my hand pump). Note that this isn't necessarily the best tool for filling an entire boat. Hooked up to a shop compressor, it still took a long time to fill. This is expected, given that you're trying to push a lot of air through a very small opening.

It is exactly what I needed to inflate my paddle board with a air compresser

We use this with a compressor to blow up a paddle board. Works awesome.