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SKU: flextail-max-pump-3-adapter
This accessory is intended to connect a Flextail Max Pump 3 to twist-seal inflation tubes used on compatible inflatable gear. It is suited for inflating seats, floors, backrests, foot braces, and pre-2016 Top-Off-Valves, including situations where you want to stay seated in the boat while topping off gear. It is sold as a separate replacement or add-on and does not include the valve adapter used with inflation bags and Temper-Assist-Valve setups. Because it can seal on chambers normally inflated by mouth or low-pressure pumps, careful inflation is important to avoid overfilling.
Separate Accessory
Replacement for the Flextail Max
Integrates Pump
Twist-seal inflation tubes on compatible
Fits Inflation
Tubes for seats, floors, backrests,
Compatible Pre-2016
Top-Off-Valves
Allows Inflation
While seated in your boat
| Compatibility | Flextail Max Pump 3 |
|---|---|
| Notes | Adapter for twist-seal inflation tubes used on inflatable accessories; fits seats, floors, backrests, foot braces, and pre-2016 Top-Off-Valves; purchase does not include the valve adapter for inflation bags and Temper-Assist-Valve. |
It is an attachment that integrates the Flextail Max Pump 3 with the twist-seal inflation tube used on the retailer’s inflatable accessories.
The description says the interior of the adapter fits inflation tubes for seats, floors, backrests, foot braces, and pre-2016 Top-Off-Valves.
Yes. The product is described as identical to the attachment sold with a Flextail Max Pump 3, offered here as a separate accessory or replacement.
No. The description says this adapter does not include the valve adapter that comes with inflation bags and interfaces with the Temper-Assist-Valve.
Yes. The description warns that because it can seal on inflation tubes normally inflated by mouth or with low-pressure pumps, you must be very careful not to over-inflate those chambers.