FLEXTAILGEAR Portable Air Pump - Tiny Pump 2, Electric Air Pump for Inflatables 2.8oz Battery Inflator Rechargeable Air Mattress Pump for Sleeping Pads, Pool Floats, Swimming Rings White

I hate blowing up air mattresses. Carrying an ounce or two to skip something I don't like is well worth it to me. I don't bother using it to deflate so that I can save battery, and it has lasted through five day trips.

Bought in June ‘24 for a summer trip and an overseas trip to MX in January ‘25. The first night I needed it in MX, it did not turn on after a full charge. I am just now writing this because I put it away and forgot about the annoyance until packing for a fall trip. In short I used during a multi day kayak camp trip and then it pooped out on me. It did not live up to the hype.

Only downfall is how loud this little guy is, but it works like a charm.

I'll be using this portable pump to inflate pool loungers, as well as to pack vacuum bags for travel. In the first half of the video, I inflated a full-sized pool lounger in less than 90 seconds with this pump. I normally inflate these by using a hand pump, or by mouth (which takes much longer and is is exhausting). I was able to fully inflate the lounger to the same pressure I'd use with the previous methods. Very easy! Since this air pump can also create a vacuum, I'll be using this with vacuum storage bags when traveling. It's small enough and light enough that you can easily toss it in a suitcase without taking up any room. I'll probably use a vacuum cleaner at home when packing, but definitely use this portable pump to put clothing back into the storage bags before returning. In the second half of the video, you can see that while the pump definitely removes air from the bag, it doesn't have much power to completely compress the contents of the bag. With a little help however (pressing down on the bag while the pump is running), you can get a good level of compression.

Not nearly as powerful as they tout it to be, more items to be tested on will either raise or decrease rating.

What's not to like about a Flextail! These little guys are taking off and quickly becoming the new go to air pump for hiking and camping. They make several, but this one is the smallest one so far. It is so incredibly tiny, but yet has plenty of power. It handles things like sleeping pads, air pillows, sleeping wedges, and pool floats very quickly with absolutely no problem, and can fill them several times on one charge. However the most impressive part is that this tiny thing can even fill a double layer air mattress in 10 minutes or less. It feels very well built and seems to be really durable for it's size. It is super simple to operate and simple to figure out. It runs quite smoothly and does have a little noise to it, but not nearly as much as a full sized pump. It comes with several attachments that allow you to pump up most anything. It even comes with an attachment so you can use it to pump out vacuum seal bags. It does come with a pretty good little cinch bag, but they make a really nice and tough case for it that I do have, and also recommend you get. There is seriously nothing bad to say about this little guy. They really are awesome little pumps. Just go look them up on the Youtubes and you can see how great they are. They are really taking over the hiking and camping world as the new go to standard. I absolutely love mine and without a doubt recommend it!

This portable air pump is very small and light weight. I reference it to a computer mouse so that you can see how small it is. It comes with a manual, a small carrying bag and 5 different nozzles to suit your needs. When in use, it dose make some noise but is not horrible (my air mattress pump makes louder noise). It is very easy to use, just press twice on the power button to turn it on (I thought the unit was a defective one when I pressed the power button once and nothing happened. Not until I pressed twice to figure it was turned on that way). One press on power button to turn it off after use. I didn't time it but felt like it took longer to pump up my air mattress compared to the pump came with the mattress. But I'm happy with this one because of its size and battery operated. No more wire power need when I go camping and travel that I can literally use it anywhere. It seems holding enough juice to pump up a full size air mattress. I hadn't drained the power before I recharged it for next use so I can't tell how long each charge can last. Will need to see the durability of the unit as time goes.

This just didn’t work very well. I ended up using a hand pump.