Ride Engine Air Box Electric Rechargable Pump for wing, kite and SUP

Today the new Ride Engine Air Box came in, and it's a 'gadget' I was pretty exiting about to receive. So I had to give it a try right away!
With wings going up in pressure, this pump feels very welcome. Also it's nice to pump up an inflatable wingboard or SUP with it as it goes up to an impressive 20psi.
I tried to answer some of the questions I had by just doing so. If you have any others, feel free to ask.
- Pumped up 7 wings from sizes 4.3 to 5.7 with 9psi on average until the battery was empty.
- Keep away from water and sand. On the beach hold it up, or put it on the wing.
- Any brand should fit, some with provided adapters, like: Ozone, Slingshot, F-one, Ocean Rodeo, KT, Naish. Some brands have a special adapter, like Takuma and Ensis, this fits on one of the provided adapters.
The Air Box can be found on the webshop:
For Dutch: wingsurfer.nl/product/ride-en...
For English: wingsurfer.shop/product/ride-...

[@scp8412]

Thanks for the review. Does it come with a storage bag?

[@WingsurferNL]

It comes with a bag for the components. But not a separate storage bag for the pump.

[@Charlie-fl1tl]

Is this pump waterproof?

[@WingsurferNL]

I think it can get a little bit whet on the outside from rain showers. The casing looks solid and the chargers are closed of. But you'd want to avoid water on the air intake.

[@Charlie-fl1tl]

@@WingsurferNLthanks I was thinking maybe it was an option to take it with me on the water to DW supfoil after defalting the wing. Could inflate it again after the paddle session to get back to shore 🙂

[@WingsurferNL]

@@Charlie-fl1tl I love the idea, but I would not do it with this peace of equipment. If it goes under your stranded.

[@Charlie-fl1tl]

@@WingsurferNL double safety leashes to the backpack might help but if not 100% waterproof it's no good. something to design for DW foilers I'd say.