I think this is the pump you referred me to. I think I’ll pass on it because I don’t want to have to charge another device. Scrolling through your videos, we have a SURPRISING amount of same/similar pieces of equipment. The hiking chair (mine is by helinox), the Stryker camp stove, and strangely enough the chainsaw sharpener. I bet there is more. Is it possible to do a review of inflating the sleeping pad using all three methods, and why you prefer one over the other? Pros and cons style? Thank you very much
Thats funny. In regards to this pump, If I remember right the battery format is CR123, so you can use the rechargable one it comes with, or drop the standard cr123 in there, which is best of both worlds. I may do a video on air mat pumping options. Thanks for watching!
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I think this is the pump you referred me to. I think I’ll pass on it because I don’t want to have to charge another device. Scrolling through your videos, we have a SURPRISING amount of same/similar pieces of equipment. The hiking chair (mine is by helinox), the Stryker camp stove, and strangely enough the chainsaw sharpener. I bet there is more.
Is it possible to do a review of inflating the sleeping pad using all three methods, and why you prefer one over the other? Pros and cons style?
Thank you very much
Thats funny.
In regards to this pump, If I remember right the battery format is CR123, so you can use the rechargable one it comes with, or drop the standard cr123 in there, which is best of both worlds.
I may do a video on air mat pumping options. Thanks for watching!