Weekend players
A light pump in the bag means a quick top-up before tip-off.
A flat ball kills a session before it starts. A small basketball pump in your bag keeps every ball bouncing the way it should. Add a gauge and spare needles and you are set for the season.
From a quick top-up to inflating a whole team set.
Our full range of ball pumps in one place.
Dual action pumps inflate on both push and pull.
Includes a pump with a built-in pressure gauge and hose.
Small hand pumps that fit easily in a sports bag.
Our basketballs, from Wilson, Molten and more.
Wall-mounted, portable and mini hoops plus replacement nets.
Single action pumps push air on one stroke and are the most compact. Double action pumps inflate on both strokes, so they get a ball to pressure faster.
Over or underinflated balls do not bounce true. A gauge lets you hit the exact pressure marked on the ball, which is ideal for coaches and match balls.
A needle that lives inside the handle is one less thing to lose. Keep a spare set in your bag anyway, because needles do bend.
If it lives in your kit bag, compact matters. Our Single Action Essential and Double Action pumps are about 21 cm long and weigh under 75 g.
A light pump in the bag means a quick top-up before tip-off.
A gauge and hose make pumping a full ball bag accurate and quick.
One pump and spare needles keep every ball in the shed ready.
| Pump | Best for |
|---|---|
| Single Action Essential | Light, occasional top-ups |
| Double Action | Faster inflation on the go |
| Dual Action with gauge | Exact pressure for match balls |
Check the recommended pressure printed next to the valve on your ball. For our Tarmak balls, we recommend 0.62 bar. Without a gauge, drop the ball from shoulder height: it should bounce back to about waist level.
Not for casual play, as the bounce test gets you close. If you coach, play competition, or want every ball in a set to feel the same, a gauge is worth it. Our dual action pump has a built-in gauge and a flexible hose that helps protect the needle.
Yes. Our single action Essential pump is designed to inflate any kind of ball, so it covers soccer balls, netballs and volleyballs too. Just check each ball's recommended pressure first.
Needles usually bend when they go into the valve at an angle or when the pump is twisted mid-stroke. Insert the needle straight, hold the ball steady and use a little moisture to ease it in. Keep spares, as our tri-pack needles fit hand pumps.
Our Ball Needle Adaptors Tri-Pack is designed for hand pumps and is not designed for foot pumps. Pair them with any of our hand pumps for the best fit.
Keep a pump and spare needles in your bag and every session starts with a true bounce.
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