Intex Double Quick III Swimming Pool Inflatable Float Hand Air Pump - 68615E

Works really well, much better than electric units. Pumps up inflatables to a nice high pressure and moves a lot of volume. Only negative is the handle is short so you have to squat over to pump it, which is a pain if you're inflating something large.

This pump is great. We use it for inflatable pool toys. So far it has worked as expected. It has adapters to ensure that it can inflate toys with different openings. So far it has inflated every different toy we have tried. It's not a huge pump and it's not heavy. It is a little bulky. I used to take to the pool with me in case any toys needed inflating. I now leave it at home. It's a little cumbersome to take to the pool. It gets a lot of use in the summer and is a good way to inflate low pressure items.

Works great for the price.

Happy to say it blew up our work out balloon.

We take this thing to the river to fill up our tubes. It does the job, but after our first use this thing sort of fell apart on us. We were able to put it back together but it's a little tricky lining up the insides to where they are supposed to be. Since then I've been careful not to bang it against anything, it has come apart once since then but we caught it before it got too disassembled and were able to make a quick fix of it.

Better than all electric pumps I know. Faster in both inflate and deflate modes. Has a number or heads to use to fit any type of job - all nicely attached. If you have an inflatable pool for your kiddo you want this!

This thing saved our life. We bought several large blow up toys and there is no way we would have gotten them all inflated without this. The big surprise was when you switch the hose to the other outlet it takes the air out of the toys allowing us to vacuum all the air out so we could get the toys back into the suitcases. Yes, it's a little big but worth every bit of space it took up.

As of May 2020: Although the picture in the ad and even the picture on the box shows the hose connection on the base of the pump, the actual unit in the box now has the hose connections on the T-handle itself, much like the cheaper, smaller offerings. This is a terrible design, as the hose bobs up and down on every stroke, trying to disconnect from whatever you're trying to pump the whole time you're pumping. I've used the pump design as shown in the ad for more than a decade, and it does just fine, but it's getting old and falling apart. Now have no idea what to replace it with.