Titan II Paddle Board Pump - How to use, Overview and Details for 2021

Red Paddle Co’s revolutionary Titan II pump has been completely reimagined and re-engineered for 2021. Improved fixtures and fittings make it even more durable and a 30% reduction in its packaged size makes packing it much easier.
The pump’s new features include an integrated switch in the chamber isolation valve, a double-ended bayonet hose for attaching to the pump, and a redesigned air box. An integrated pressure gauge and a 90-degree shift in standing position also makes the boards easier to inflate. Constant innovation is what has led us to push the boundaries of inflation technology, and as such, we’re confident that there’s nothing quite like the Titan II pump on the market.
In this video CEO and Co-Founder of Red Paddle Co John Hibbard talks through the new Titan II pump, how to use it and all the key enhancements and features for 2021.

[@underthedome8041]

The best pump, boards ,and service in the game . Truly the leading innovator , love my voyager 🥰

[@306maxievo2]

I’ve already got a Starboard touring iSUP. Given Supboarder’s recent review of both, I’m more than happy with my purchase.

[@Red-Equipment]

Thanks for your support, and we're glad you love your board! Happy paddling.

[@merrilywillis377]

frustrating video really as what most people want to know is how hard you can pump up your board to make it as stiff as possible - and cant find it here as a normal part of using the Titan pump

[@kbkesq]

The lever arrived broken on mine. So frustrating! Can’t use the board after waiting for 2 weeks.

[@Red-Equipment]

Please do get in contact with us on [e-mail] if you're still waiting on this being sorted.

[@manhonlee7691]

Was it alright when some air kept popping out of the "exhaust" lever when pumping around 5-7 PSI? It was getting obvious from the inside of my bended right knee as PSI was higher! I thought it was broken but you said it's normal! Why is that? Any air out of the whole of a pump is generally considered as leaking by Common Sense" ! !

[@Red-Equipment]

As the pressure rises it will start to exhaust. The more you push the lever forward the more it will exhaust. Sounds like all is working ok with your pump. 👍

[@ProkhoroffTV]

@@Red-Equipment I want to drain the air from the red paddle board with a titan 2 pump, but I don't understand how to do it, please give instructions

[@Red-Equipment]

Hi, the Titan doesn’t have a deflate setting. The best way to remove all the air from the board is to roll it tightly from nose to tail.

[@ProkhoroffTV]

@@Red-Equipment Is there a video instruction?
Which side should I start from? Fins in or out? This is a big minus to this pump, I thought when I bought it that it was the best solution on the market, I hope it will be fixed

[@Red-Equipment]

Here is a video about packing your board : th-cam.com/video/ordvO4LanFE/w-d-xo.html. Adding a deflate option effects the ability to make the pump work well for inflation and adds weight. We feel that inflation performance is better than deflation option.

[@squashedAntphotography]

Can you buy the pump separately and if so how much better/quicker is it at pumping up a board?

[@Red-Equipment]

At the moment we're not selling the Titan II by itself but we hope to offer it in the future

[@306maxievo2]

@@Red-Equipment any idea when you’ll be offering the Titan II on its own?

[@shaunwhitehead90]

Hi I have a new compact 13 what pressure should I be inflating too ?

[@shaunwhitehead90]

And a compact 9.8

[@Red-Equipment]

@@shaunwhitehead90 We recommend all of our boards to be pumped up to 18-20 PSI. However, depending on how heavy you are, once you get to the point you can't pump any more and it's too difficult to carry on, it's probably pumped up enough.