How To Pump Up Your Inflatable Paddleboard Like A Pro

[@ridethewavebud]

That's a great way to get your legs in shape pre-paddleboarding as well. 😂

[@ethancameron4541]

This is the best video I’m this subject

[@mastodonttix]

I dont seem to be able to avoid losing the pressure when removing the hose from the valve, somehow the twist puts the valve in the open position occasionally, this means significant loss of pressure, but hey, pumping the explorer back to desired psi is so much fun...

[@allonahezro-christy4478]

My valve sometimes gets opened while I'm trying to inflate my board, meaning it takes A LOT longer to inflate. Does anyone else have this problem? What do I do to stop this?

[@richellemoffitt3934]

SAME! Came here looking for this exact answer.

[@mastodonttix]

@@richellemoffitt3934 i used a knife to carve off some plastic from the valve tip so the hose wouldnt touch it, happens less but still cannot trust it :D

[@DanDelino]

The Titan is a one-way closed system. The nozzle should not have a cross bar. If it does, you will need to remove it because this bar can leave the valve in the open position. If you have the old single pump, I suspect you’ll see the bar in the nozzle. If so, when removing the nozzle from the board , fully press down while turning when removing the nozzle. Hope that helps.

[@georgestairs3736]

The pressure gauge does not show the pressure - is there a reset button or something to get it to show the pressure?

[@Red-Equipment]

Hi George, Please email your enquiry to [e-mail] so they can log your issue and help you further, as there isn't a reset button. Hope that helps.