The 10 Best Electric Pumps For SUPs

Updated April 19, 2019 by Quincy Miller

This wiki has been updated 20 times since it was first published in March of 2019. Taking a stand-up paddleboard out for a spin is a great way to get a punishing upper body workout, so there's no need to murder your biceps beforehand trying to air up the board manually. These electric pumps inflate SUPs in a few minutes, saving you from a labor-intensive chore. Your arms will thank you — until you force them to propel you across the water, that is. When users buy our independently chosen editorial picks, we may earn commissions to help fund the Wiki. If you'd like to contribute your own research to Ezvid Wiki, please get started by reviewing this introductory video.

1. Tower Premium
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2. Nalanda Quick-Fill
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3. Vilano Smart
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4. SeaMax SUP20D
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5. Driftsun Bravo
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6. AquaGlide Turbo
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7. Airhead Velocity
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8. Scoprega Bravo
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9. SeaMax SUP20S
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10. Sevylor Sport
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Editor's Notes

April 12, 2019:

While the Nalanda Quick-Fill and Vilano Smart look remarkably alike, they have several important distinctions. The latter is smaller and less expensive than the former, but it can't reach the same PSI level as the Nalanda. Both are quality options; it's just a matter of how much pressure you need for your particular board.

The two SeaMax models are similar as well, but the SUP20D is basically a luxury version of the SUP20S. It's more powerful, more durable — and more expensive. Is it worth it? We certainly think so, but if you only take your craft out once or twice a year, the extra performance might not be worth the added cost.

The Tower Premium has everything we looked for in a pump, including an easy-to-use knob, accurate pressure gauge, and multiple power source options. Throw in the fact that the hose won't tangle up on you and it can hit 25 PSI, and it was a no-brainer choice for the top spot.

Last updated on April 19, 2019 by Quincy Miller

After getting his bachelor’s from the University of Texas, Quincy Miller moved out to Los Angeles, where he soon found work as a copywriter and researcher, specializing in health and wellness topics for a major online media brand. Quincy is also knowledgeable about home improvement, as he’s had extensive experience with everything from insulation to power tools to emergency room trips, sometimes in that order. Sharing a home with three dogs and a couple of cats has forced Quincy to learn as much as he can about pet supplies, animal nutrition and, most importantly, the best ways to tackle the mountains of fur that accumulate in every corner of your home.

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