Flextail Max Pump 2 Plus

When more or less insulated air mattresses came to the market, the options for inflation were blowing or using a small hand-pressed pump. The downside of blowing is that it introduces a lot of moisture into the mattress, which is difficult to remove, while hand-pressed pumps were sometimes painfully slow.

In recent years, such combinations of electric pump and lantern have become more common, and often the package also includes a power bank function. The conveniently sized and durable pump withstands use, and its 4800 mAh capacity lasts a long time.

The pump inflates sleeping pads, camping pillows, air mattresses, air beds, inflatable boats, packrafts, and beach toys. Note! The power is not sufficient for inflating a SUP board, tires or balls.

If desired, you can also use the pump as a modern bellows when a campfire needs more air. In addition, it can be used to suck some of the extra air out of stuffsacks (note! the power is not enough to vacuum-pack food).

• Inflates and deflates pads, with two settings: 150 liters per minute (runtime up to 1.5 hours) and 300 liters per minute (runtime up to 45 minutes)
• Powerful Airvortech technology provides a maximum inflation pressure of up to 4.5 kPa
• Lantern brightness adjustable between 50 - 500 lumens, with runtime ranging from up to 72 hours to up to 20 hours
• Hanging loop
• USB port for charging
• USB-C port for power output
• IPX4 protected: dustproof and withstands rain from all directions
• Surface materials: ABS plastic and polycarbonate
• Operating temperature: -17ºC … +43ºC
• Package includes: Max Pump 2 Plus pump, five nozzles, USB charging cable, storage pouch, user manual

Over the course of a typical year, you’ll want to recharge the pump about once a month even if it’s not used - this helps keep the battery in good condition.

With a multi-use appliance like this, keep in mind that the runtimes and other descriptions of capacity assume the battery is used for just one of the functions.