Whale iSUP Electric Pump Review with comparison to the Shark II

[@femmereaper]

Just bought our daughter a paddle board, gonna check these out for sure.

[@NANDO3IS]

Ben thanks! Ill go with the shark 2. $250.00 + tax for a whale is way to much for a 10min pump.

[@donmcconnery5080]

Good honest to goodness review as always. Thanks Ben

[@CampingwiththeColes]

My pleasure. Thanks for watching

[@asdf52708]

I am really concerned about speed, but what I do is I use my electric leaf blower (16,000 L/Min) to fill the volume quickly, and then hook up the inflator. shaves off a few minutes.

[@thewillys7230]

Thanks Ben, I own a solid SUP and have now decided to go with an inflatable. I knew I could turn to you for advice on a solid pump - and of course you did. No question, I'm going with the Whale for the reason you mention. Portability is key, and it doesn't need to be tethered.

[@CampingwiththeColes]

I really like ours. I'm sure you'll like it.

[@daveconnell8364]

Thanks again for another great review

[@CampingwiththeColes]

My pleasure. Thanks for watching.

[@willymueller4587]

So glad we got the shark 2 Ben , a lot of work with hand pump

[@CampingwiththeColes]

Yeah, it's a great pump.

[@mavrick0pm]

Just went looking at the whale and seems they have a shark 2 that is rechargeable. Maybe you can reach out to them and get that unit and do a comparison between the whale and rechargeable shark 2.

[@CampingwiththeColes]

I saw that they had a rechargeable Shark out now. I don't think I'm ready to do another SUP pump review right now. Too much other stuff to play with. 😊