OutdoorMaster Dolphin electric SUP / Paddleboard pump test & review (contains advertising)

Outdoormaster kindly sent me one of their Dolphin electric pumps to review.
Here I unbox it, test it on my board to see how long it takes to inflate and then give my views on whether I like it and why I think it might be suitable or unsuitable for you.
UPDATE: In this video I mention what I think is a problem with the valve adaptor - turns out I’m wrong - there’s a full explanation here if you’re desperate to see my mistake • Outdoormaster Dolphin ...
If you're interested in buying one and you're in the USA, here's a link to buy direct from Outdoormaster with a 10% discount (use code OLDMANWITH10)
outdoormaster.com/?ref=gH-249...
I receive an affiliate commission for purchases through the Outdoormaster link
If you're in the UK there's no ship to function on Outdoormaster but you can buy on Amazon using this link
amzn.to/3K7s7to
As an Amazon Associate I earn from qualifying purchases.
If you're trying to buy from elsewhere and none of the links work, let me know and I'll try to link you up with Outdoormaster
If you have questions or comments, let me know below or on the "ask a question" function at oldmanwith.com
Note: I'm not employed by Outdoormaster, my views and opinions don't necessarily reflect theirs and their views and opinions my not reflect mine.

[@letoilelopes]

Thorough and honest review

[@oldmanwith]

Thank you ☺️

[@outdoormasterUS]

Thanks for your kind review!

[@raczyk]

Any difference between the OutdoorMaster Dolphin and shark II?

[@oldmanwith]

Hi, I only have the original Shark to compare with but looking at the spec for the Shark 2, the major points seem to be that the Shark series are a more robust unit and you can deflate a board with the Shark where you can’t with the Dolphin.
Shark 2 says it’s good for 3 boards without a break whereas I think the Dolphin is 2 from memory. Hope that helps