FLEXTAILÂ Tiny Pump X 2024
Inflate your sleeping pads and light up camp with the FLEXTAIL Tiny Pump X 2024. This portable and lightweight tool doubles as an air pump and lantern to make setting up camp even easier.
- Easily attaches to your backpack or stores in your pocket for on-the-go convenience
- One-button operation makes it ideal for outdoor camping, hiking, the beach or deflating indoor storage bags
- Comes with 5 air nozzles, making it compatible with a variety of inflatable products—including air mattresses, pool floats and inflatable furniture
- Supports both inflation and deflation; great for storage bags and other inflatables
- Packs impressive power with 4 kPa of air pressure and 180 liters/min. of high-speed airflow for rapid inflation/deflation of various inflatables
- Can also be used with a vacuum bag to store spare comforters, seasonal clothes, etc. at home.; simply turn on the deflation switch, and it quickly sucks out all the excess air
- Lantern turns on with 3-second hold; provides up to 22 hours of illumination
- Lantern has 3 adjustable brightness settings—200 lumens, 100 lumens and 20 lumens—so you can choose the right light for your adventure
- Runs up to 20 minutes on a full charge; can handle up to 12 swim rings, 10–15 camping sleep pads, 1–2 thick air cushions or 15–20 storage bags on a single charge
- Type-C port supports 4 charging options: power bank, laptop, car charger or power adapter; there's no need for a socket or outdoor power supply with this flexibility
- Convenient charging indicators: green for fully charged, red for 0–99% status
- Convenient hanging loop for easy storage
- Rechargeable and battery powered
- Weighs just 1.66 oz. (452 g)
Imported.
View all FLEXTAIL General Tent Accessories| Best Use | Camping |
|---|---|
| Pump Type | Mini-pump |
| Maximum Pressure (psi) | 0.58 pounds per square inch |
| Dimensions | 1.6 x 2.1 inches |
| Weight | 1.66 ounces |
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Doesn't fit Nemo Tensor All Season
This pump does not ship with an adapter that fits the NEMO Tensor All Season mattress (a highly popular mattress). Flextail support offers no solutions
so handy!
So tiny and works. We camp with a full air mattress and it inflated it no problem. Lots of nozzles for flexibility. The deflation feature also made folding our floaty water toys so easy! Only downside was there is not an instruction to actually turn on the pump (double tap the button). But they had a YouTube video.
Don't hit the trail without it!
I've had this pump for a few years now and I love it! Inflates and deflates my REI pad quickly. It also serves as a hanging lantern in my tent or as a flashlight if I need to use the loo in the middle of the night. Fabulous product! Super lightweight, but powerful.
Not Convenient Enough
While bringing an electric pump for backpacking trips is luxurious, I need a few small additions to this product to justifiy bringing it over a classic pump sack. First, the battery dies surprisingly quick. After only two inflations of a Thermarest Neoloft, this puppy died in the field on my first trip test (thus I recommend bringing a battery back everytime you bring this pump: extra weight). Second, the nozzles do not easily fit in the three most popular models of sleeping pads: NEMO, Thermarest, and Big Agnes. This is a travesty, and voids the convenience that this product advertises. You can rig a combo of two of the nozzles to make it work in the field with these pads, but it doesn't fit quiet right and significantly slows the inflation time. And messing with multiple little black plastic nozzles in the field is a pain, and will evnetually result in a lost piece. Regardless if you choose one or two nozzles to fit your pad, the nozzles don't "click" into the valves. Thus you must stay put, holding the tiny pump to the valve at the right angle to make sure it inflates properly. And frankly, it inflates slowly - I could inflate using a pump sack much faster. Other small pumps (ahem, Exped) makes nozzles that SNAP into the pads valve, which allows you to leave and do other tasks as your pad inflates. If the tiny pump had this, my complaint about inflation speed would be voided. Nevertheless, I think there's a small use case for this. If you were backpacking with 1-2 friends, and don't mind bringing the extra nozzle pieces, or waiting by your pad for a few minutes, AND wanted to leave all the pump sacks at home; sure! Bring this along. But convenience is king when backpacking and choosing "luxury" items to bring, and this pump doesn't justify its weight or cost in the field.