Anyone used a Ryobi cordless inflator?

[Kyboater]

For years I’ve used a 12v corded inflator on the boat for the towables/floats. Not that plugging it in and dealing with the the cord is that big of a deal, but I was thinking about giving this thing a try. Has anyone here used one or something cordless that’s similar?

[Anesslet]

I’ve never used one of those but it looks cool. For that price I’d say it’s worth a try! I’ve always used this one and it’s great, but needs to be plugged in so not really portable.

[Red Stripe]

I have never seen that but I will say that I have a Ryobi cordless air compressor and it works great. I use it so much that I now have two, one for each vehicle. I use it to inflate the air bags on my truck, inflating basketballs/volleyballs/footballs and also to inflate the tires on my Jeep and Quad when I air down for sand use.

[Norris_Boating]

I have never seen that but I will say that I have a Ryobi cordless air compressor and it works great. I use it so much that I now have two, one for each vehicle. I use it to inflate the air bags on my truck, inflating basketballs/volleyballs/footballs and also to inflate the tires on my Jeep and Quad when I air down for sand use.

Wow! That is high psi for a battery inflation. Especially for $30

[Boating Fool]

I have the Ryobi 18V inflator and I love it for inflating and deflating tubes and air matresses.

[AsLan7]

I have the Ryobi 18V inflator and I love it for inflating and deflating tubes and air matresses.

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Hey BF. Welcome to the Cobaltchat forum. So glad you found us!

Do you inflate any three or five person tubes with that inflator?

How about a boat pic.

Again welcome aboard mate!

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[Kyboater]

I have the Ryobi 18V inflator and I love it for inflating and deflating tubes and air matresses.

Thanks for the feedback! And welcome aboard!