Inflatable Boat SUP Pump Adaptor and Kite/Boston Valve Standard Conventional Air Pump Air Valve Adapter Spoke Plate Attachment(Multi)

At first I wanted to return this cause it didn't fit. Then I rechecked the photos and figured out what I was doing wrong. This does work for the standard sup pump end. Just refer to my photo when using the adapter. Your sup house end clicks into the top of the adapter that has the bigger sup end. Then use the adapters.I wanted to use my sup hand pump for my other inflatable boats and this adapter is perfect.

There is a correct way to use this, and until you figure that out, you might think this is a bunch of junk. The connection between your SUP pump hose and this main body should be your first step to connect, as that removes confusion on the other interlocking pieces. Once you have SUP pump connected, then find which valve adapter you want, and then twist that onto the main body, your done.I've used the Boston Valve adapter to inflate an Intex River Run river float (but that adapter can also work for air mattresses). I've used a straight tube/circle shaped one to inflate the ring of an Intex Easy Set pool. I've used the long narrowing adapter to inflate the headrest of an Intex River Run floaty, but thats the port that works for inflating beach balls, and tons of other things that you normally otherwise inflate with your mouth.Things that could be better:- There is a cord that holds all the adapters together with the main body, its too short, such that they are in the way when trying to use this. Yes, you can use it just fine, but a cord twice as long would be much better, I may replace the cord with a longer one.- The interlocking between the SUP pump and the main body is PERFECT. However, the interlocking between the main body and the many adapters is kind of hard to twist on, but at the same time, too easy to accidentally twist off. When I was inflating a floaty, the floaty grew and moved as it filled with air, changing the angle that the hose was connected, causing the main body and the adapter to disconnect. Luckily it was a Boston Valve (self-locks), so I didn't lose any air, but, they designed those parts, they could make them easier to interlock, and well, actually lock. I would suggest that the twist lock have a small divot (i.e. a concave curve) so that the piston gets nestled into a sweet spot. But, I just retwisted after the floaty was mostly full, and it didn't disconnect again.

Good accessory set to fit your electric or SUP pump to all your inflatable camp and water toys HOWEVER it has a very tiny silicone washer that is critical for its good dealing that falls out of the adaptor base and is easily lost and not able to be replaced - I placed a small super glue dot on ours

I went on a kitesurfing trip and couldn't find my old kite pump, but I had a couple of Isle SUP pumps. So, I ordered 2 sets of the adapters. It worked perfectly with my 2016 Cabrinha Switchblades. During off-wind days for SUPing, I'd just remove the adapter. I cut the string holding all of the adapters. Since I'm using the pump for both kiting and SUP, I ran some twine through the kite adapter and tied it towards the end of the SUP nozzle so that I wouldn't lose it when switching back and forth.

The shelve that slips into the kite adapter does not seat in the iRocker pump seal so it will not seal any more than 1PSI. I tried modding it and that failed so now I can't really honestly return it. I'll link back here with what I find that does work

Converted my paddleboard pump to fit my kites. Seems like nice, high-density plastic and has worked flawlessly so far.

I bought this primarily to use for inflating my wing (which uses a standard bayonet connection) with my isup pump. The adapter set is nice and works.. mostly. The washer between the primary adapter and the accessory adapters is too thin and does not seal. I had to source another washer. Once I put a thicker washer in the primary adapter, it worked great. Minus points for not including a washer that fits. But, for the price, I'd buy it again and just add a washer.

I had 3 SUP pumps and needed a kiteboard one, this allowed me to adapt one of my paddleboard pumps for kite. It works with an older kite that requires the long tapered fitting as well as the more modern screw on one. Perfect adapters for this purpose, and I'm sure many others.