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ETENWOLF P300 Plus Ball Pump, Electric Basketball Pump Inflation and Deflation, with 3200 mAh Rechargeable Battery, Air Pump for All Sports Balls, Vivid Orange
MSRP / Current Retail Price
$24.99
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$24.99
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- U.S. Inventory Available
- MOQ: 20 Units
- Wholesale Pricing Available
- RFQ Available
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- Compliance Documentation Available Upon Request
- Product Insurance Available Where Applicable
- Wholesale Pricing & Distribution Support
- Dedicated Account Manager Available
Product Highlights
- SMART ENOUGH: Simply press a button, and the ETENWOLF ball pump automatically inflates each ball to the desired pressure in just 1 minute
- TOUGH ENOUGH: The ETENWOLF basketball pump can survive a 5-foot drop test and still function normally, ensuring that it can handle whatever life throws its way
- PRECISE ENOUGH: Equipped with a highly sensitive pressure sensor, the ETENWOLF ball air pump can detect current ball pressure and reach the exact target pressure you set (±0.3 psi)
- CONVENIENT ENOUGH: The ETENWOLF air pump for balls comes with two brass needles that are conveniently stored in a compartment on the top side of the pump, making it easy to carry and ensuring that you never have to worry about losing the needles
- FOUR INFLATION MODES: The ETENWOLF ball pump has preset modes for footballs, basketballs, soccer balls, plus a custom mode for inflating any balls from 3 to 17 PSI. It also has a shut-down memory function that saves your last pressure setting for quick and easy use
- EXCLUSIVE DEFLATION FEATURE: ETENWOLF ball pump can not only inflate, but also deflate to save space while travelling or just soften the ball
- Especially suitable for Coaches and Kids
- ATTENTION: The ball pump cannot be powered on while charging. Please unplug the power cable and then try turning it on