See what happens when we try the Ryobi One+ Inflator Deflator to pump up our mega paddleboard!

Ryobi One+ Inflator Deflator
In this review we experiment with the Ryobi One+ Inflator Deflator, using it to pump up our biggest paddle board, the 12’ 6” Aquamarina Super Trip.
With a volume of 400 litres and 15 psi, this will be a challenge for any electric pump, but this Ryobi did it quite easily, although it did take a while! The battery lasted the whole way through. We are curious now to do another test, but next time we will use it to pump up our 10’ 6” Shark iSUP (volume of 249 litres). We will come back here and let you know how that goes…
In the meantime, here are some specs on this pump:
Digital pressure read-out and automatic shut-off at any predefined pressure for most accurate inflation
High volume inflation for large inflatables
High pressure inflation for tyres and small inflatables
On board storage of hoses and accessory nozzles
Cordless convenience for use in virtually any location
Digital pressure read-out and automatic shut-off at your pre-defined pressure
This pump works well. It would be fab for pumping up soccer balls and smaller inflatables.
Find out more here: www.ryobi.com.au/products/det...
Reviewed March 2021.

[@SloatGroup]

Thanks for sharing! I spent way too much time trying to figure out the adapters! Good to go after watching your video! Thanks for sharing!

[@supingabout7182]

Thank you, glad it helped!

[@bashingbricks8118]

We use a mini battery powered leaf blower (AEG brand) to get it inflated then finish it off with the hand pump.

[@SuicidaI_Tendencies]

You are suppose to pump it first with the High Volume Hose because that will pump for Volume of air, once the board is inflated and not flatten out, then you take the Pressure (smaller) Hose and attached the schrader valve onto your SUP Board Halkey-Roberts Valve then you can inflate it to 10-15 PSI from there on! It should of inflated each SUP Board within less than 10 minutes to 12 PSI.

[@Jinzo50]

Just bought myself a 12'+ Paddleboard and after manually inflating it for the first time; I jumped right in to the tube to look for a way to do it easier and/or faster. I got the Milwaukee m12 inflator and the adapter from amazon, Milwaukee Is known for being one of the top brands out there, hope it'll take less time to inflate it. Thanks for the tip!

[@supingabout7182]

Good luck David, hope it works well.

[@slamtheman]

What was battery level after inflating it from a fully charged battery, also what about deflating the board? How long , did it take and how much batter did it consume. The missing mattress adapter, does that fit all camp beds and inflatable toys?

[@supingabout7182]

I believe the adapter that comes with it will do those, but if you need any special adapters they are usually easily found online. I bought an adapter online to use for the SUP.

[@user-aoaohehe]

Now is AU$119，now I want to it for the inflat boad and my bicycle, or maybe for car.

[@Jpgundarun]

12'6" I-SUP. I bet its nickname is TITANIC.

[@dalwyntaylor8210]

Could you possibly share the link for the adapter?

[@supingabout7182]

Hi Dalwyn. Try searching for 'Inflatable SUP Pump Valve Adapter Set- Standard Schrader Air Valve Adapter ' on ebay or Amazon and you will find kits with all the adapters you need.

[@MommyIvy]

I just bought that today and what you have is definitely defect.. the hose has head for air mattress and what you have is missing just want you guys to know.

[@jsmay311]

The "air mattress" adapter that comes on the end of the hose can be unscrewed. Presumably they just removed it before making the video.

[@supingabout7182]

Yes, that's correct, we did remove it to put on the paddle board specific adapter 😊

[@rebeccacarraway480]

Is this available in the US? I have Ryobi tools.

[@supingabout7182]

I believe it is Rebecca. It does have a slightly different shape, it's taller and more square. I can see it on Amazon.

[@jay-fl4pv]

Use portable pump with tank. And hand pump 1st 2 psi. Took only 5min Till 2psi with hand pump is easy after that it harder on each pumping.

[@supingabout7182]

Sounds great, that's what I did yesterday and you are right, it works a treat that way.

[@jay-fl4pv]

@@supingabout7182 now I use small garden blower that I made connector to hand pump hose and it blow to 1psi under 70sec on 12ft sup. Even less effort

[@shane0yourgod]

Was that damaged or is it that slow?

[@supingabout7182]

I'm afraid it was that slow. The low pressure is fast, but the high pressure is slower. Great for bike tyres and soccer balls, but not perhaps for very large paddle boards like this one.

[@hthring]

we bought the smaller model, and were considering switching to this one, but seems its just as slow on hp in such a big board

[@lindariley2644]

What’s the name of the adapter please?

[@supingabout7182]

Try searching for 'Inflatable SUP Pump Valve Adapter Set- Standard Schrader Air Valve Adapter ' on ebay or Amazon and you will find kits with all the adapters you need.

[@Slyfox1775]

I would rather use my pump. That’s a joke .. pumping up my board with a duel chamber pump is about ten min .

[@brentedwards2668]

Why couldn't you just blow the whole thing up with the high pressure?

[@supingabout7182]

The low pressure works really well to get it to a certain point quickly and the high pressure finishes the job. The high pressure is much, much slower. It would be like using the tyre inflator at the gas station to pump it up. I tried that and the high pressure there is intermittent, so it takes forever!

[@ryanagnew8761]

Not sure about this particular pump, put generally a high pressure pump, is low volume, and vice versa

[@truesimplicity]

Why?! 🤔 When you could have purchased a purpose built 12v 20 PSI SUP inflator from "Outdoormaster Cachalot" for $89 or an OEM unbranded 12v SUP pump $49, all inflating your SUP's in only 8 to 12 minutes from a vehicle cigsrette lighter. No rube goldberg necessary...🧰 The unbranded portable battery units are not that much more than what you paid in total. Regardless I have found there is not that much of an advantage inflating at the at the waterside with a battery unit as compared to a corded unit, since you have to lug the inflation unit and bags back to the car anyway. Paddle boards average weight is only between 16-18 Ibs 🏋🏼, leave the bags in yhe car to begin with save a step. These units are readily available direct frim their nanufacturers, eBay or Amazon all Capable of filling 2+ boards sequentially, without overheating and an Auto stop fearure. Ay yhe desired oressure 🎈 The "Outdoormaster Whale" fillis 5 boards on a single 4 hour battery unit battery charge at home, albeit more expensive.💰 Instead of wasting monies on that Frankenstein RYOBI mess... actually do some research as this setup is not decigned for that purpose 🚫🏄🏼 your tire/Matress inflator will experience a short life...⚰️ DYI equals triple the cost, time and effort as you will have to do it right down the road anyway 🤤

[@supingabout7182]

Appreciate your suggestions, we do plan to buy another pump down the track. For now we start with the Ryobi and finish by hand. All up done in less than 10 minutes ☺️