To fix or not to fix -That is the question... Broken iSup pump - fix? replace?

[oceanAddict]

During my last trip, the upper o-ring purged out its place and made the pump not operable.  I called local SIC distributor and they have no parts available. I could try to fing matching o-ring but I'm honestly don't really wanna do it. Just ran across Red Paddle Titan pump. Wondering if someone used it and is it really make a huge difference vs dual action pump? 

https://paddling.com/gear/titan-pump/

[JimK]

Just replace it and Red Paddle makes a good product I bet it will work fine

JimK
Extreme Windsurfing

[deepmud]

I only wish it was "3 stage" - you start with the two cylinders - lots of volume. But it needs an intermediate stage - the big piston by itself - THEN go to the small one at like 10-12 psi maybe. I think I get to maybe 3 or 4 psi with the two pistons then it's just the little one which is a lotta' pumps. I will say it's great for 15 to 25 psi to have a small piston pump.

FWIW - I usually start up my cheap 15 psi electric while I get my gear ready and finish off with the little piston of the Red.

Oh look - the Sevlor is on sale now, too - you know, two these with a manifold might actually be pretty fast...

https://www.amazon.com/Sevylor-Water-Sport-Electric-15-PSI/dp/B00HN93D8M/ref=sr_1_5?crid=JRT57030Y7ZQ&dchild=1&keywords=paddle+board+air+pump+electric&qid=1576094833&smid=ATVPDKIKX0DER&sprefix=paddle+board+air+pump%2Caps%2C245&sr=8-5

[Green Water Sports]

The Titan is a great pump. The newer version is smooth and easy to use. My only gripe is they are a bit bulky, but rolling the board around the pump takes care of that and packing it in the bag more easily.

We have some new ones here: https://greenwatersports.com/shop/red-paddle-co-titan-pump?ref=17
I think I may also have a couple of lightly used demo ones available for $80-90 (+shipping) also. 1-888-252-4983 or PM.

Julian