Hawk TA1525 Volume Inflator Kit

Became hard to find for awhile, but they seem to be available online again. They push a lot of air really quickly. Won't pressurize anything, but will definitely fill stuff fast.

Runs good, but it could use an on/off switch.Which i got at Lowes for about $4.00. Wired into one leg and now it works great.

I used this pump to fill up a raft once. Worked really well the first time, but hasn't worked since. It would probably be a pretty easy fix, but it's a one piece construction and I can't get inside to fix it without breaking the whole thing. I'm going to try the Coleman 12v pump.

Blows up my camping air mattresses in no time.

Works great for when we do decide to go to the lake. Have had no problems so far with this.

The item was properly packed but as soon as I tried to use it, it made an awful sound like it was full of gravel.I returned it right away and asked for another but after several days of waiting I received notice that it was not available. Hopefully it was pulled from the market.

My wife and I use this pump all the time to inflate AND deflate our river toys. Gone are the days of working up a sweat blowing up a boat! It has lasted a year so far. We have a spare on hand for the day when it craps out. (Hey, it's cheap) Its kind of noisy when it's running but it fills a 9-foot raft in about a minute! It will NOT bring a boat up to full pressure, you'll need a hand or foot pump for that.We use a K-Pump 100 with great results.TIP: If you have a full size boat, get an extension cord for a 12v outlet from a truck stop or Radio Shack to make it easier to reach the boat. Also the plug likes to come unscrewed. A little tape holds it together nicely.

This product failed after less than 20 seconds of operation. It's junk. Don't waste your money. Very flimsy,it ceased to work in seconds. A disappointing day at the beach.