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Features
Battery-operated pump for quick inflation
Works with double-lock, Boston, and standard valves
Compatible with Coleman mattress and most other inflatables
Uses 4 D-cell batteries; not intended for stem and needle valves
Side valve for inflating; top valve for deflating; 1-year warranty
Description
This Coleman® 4D QuickPump™ provides universal inflation of most products with the Coleman® Double Lock Valve™, Boston valves or pinch valves.
Product Details
Product Length:
5.7 inches
Product Width:
4.9 inches
Product Height:
4.3 inches
Package Length:
5.4 inches
Package Width:
4.5 inches
Package Height:
4.5 inches
Package Weight:
0.3 pounds
Average Customer Rating:
based on 61 reviews
Customer Reviews
Average Customer Review: ( 61 customer reviews )
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25 of 25 found the following review helpful:
Not-so-Quickpump Feb 05, 2003 The Quickpump accompanied a queen-size Coleman inflatable air bed. The secret to using the pump successfully is to let it run for 5-10 minutes after the mattress first reaches it full size. Stopping too soon will result in an uncomfortable mushy mattress that folds around you every time you move. Even if keep the pump running until the mattress is very firm, it's easy to lose it when removing the pump from the valve. Pay attention to the instructions and take advantage of the double-valve feature to avoid losing the most air. In retrospect, I wish I'd spent a little more money and purchased an Aerobed, thereby avoiding the hassles of the battery-operated pump.
20 of 20 found the following review helpful:
Good Jun 22, 2004
By Roy de Lune The pump functions well, with good airflow, durability. The batteries have lasted for quite a while, although it takes 4 D. It worked on my non-coleman bed and comes with a special adapter nozzle, so I would not worry about that. I was going to buy an aerobed until I found this pump. The rechargeable pump was not available.
I disagree with the comments about its strength and the nozzle.
41 of 46 found the following review helpful:
this pump has asthma May 09, 2003
By Catherine M. Kunz
"CK"
I purchased this item to use with my air mattress when camping. I was very dissappointed with this pump. I used brand new batteries and a brand new mattress when using the pump the first time ...and still the pump struggled to wheeze a few puffs into the mattress. It took a pathetically long time to get any air into the mattress- and once it got to about 65% filled- it seemed to just give up. At that point the air it was losing and the air it was providing seemed to stabilize and nothing could get it to fill anymore. Before this purchase, I owned a more expensive Eddie Bauer air mattress with the pump attached. This worked wonderfully, especially when camping, and I miss it terribly. However, with four cats in the house, even a mountain of protective blankets and other spreads can't save the mattress from the inevitable claw and so I have had to resort to more disposable mattresses. I sure wish someone would make a cat resistant air mattress with a built in pump.
10 of 10 found the following review helpful:
Too weak to finish the job Mar 17, 2006
By Steve B. I've had this pump for several years now and it can never inflate the mattress to a comfortable firmness. Even after 10 minutes on fresh batteries your bum will hit the ground when lie down. So, you'll still need a manual or just get a more powerful pump.
Given the weakness, its still beats having the inflate the mattress with the manual pump. So 5 minutes with this pump and a minute with the manual pump is enough to get the right firmness.
7 of 7 found the following review helpful:
Coleman Quick Pump Feb 01, 2009
By David Lewis We've found this to be a great product. We use it to inflate, and also deflate, a 2 person inflatable kayak. With the pump it takes about 5 minutes, with most of the time spent opening and securing air chambers - not hard. If we tried this with a hand air pump I'm sure it would take more than ½ hr of pumping. This is a good way to pump a lot of air rapidly, in or out of whatever needs air. Be warned though, that this is a relatively low pressure air pump - you're not pumping tires or basket balls. The pump moves a large volume of air at low pressure. It might be nice if the air pressure were a little higher, but that might be enough to pop the inflatable kayak, so I don't know - it works.
We got the version of the pump that uses 4 D-cell batteries. We wanted to be able to inflate our kayak way off the main road and beaten path. The batteries work fine for that. We get several inflates/deflates from a single battery pack, but it might be wise to always bring a spare set of new batteries along. Noise levels are not too loud - you'll definitely hear the pump, but there's no hearing pain, or loss of hearing, involved, just normal noise.
I recommend the pump. It's great for the kayak application, and I'd bet it would be great for pumping up inflatable beds, etc - anything where you have to move a lot of low pressure air.
based on 61 reviews
Not-so-Quickpump Feb 05, 2003
Good Jun 22, 2004
By Roy de Lune
this pump has asthma May 09, 2003
By Catherine M. Kunz
"CK"
