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Black & Decker VPX1501 Li-Ion VPX Inflator
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MSRP: $56.52
Your Price: $25.99
Savings: $ 30.53 ( 54% )
Shipping: N/A
Manufacturer: Black & Decker
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Black & Decker VPX1501 Li-Ion VPX Inflator Features
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Capable of producing 75 PSI
Direct connect nozzle allows for quick-inflation of balls and small-inflatable toys
Powered by a reliable VPX 7-volt Li-Ion battery (sold separately)
2-year limited warranty
Included with-inflator: hose,-gauge, sports ball needle, raft-inflation nozzle, and presta valve adapter
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Additional Black & Decker VPX1501 Li-Ion VPX Inflator Information
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1 VPX, Inflator With On Board Storage, Runs On Battery System, Design Performance, Easily Inflate Sports Balls, Bike Tires & Pool Toys, Conveniently Store Hose, Gauge, Needle, Adaptor & Presta Valve, Push Through Switch For Right Handed Or Left Handed Use, System Expansion Tool Sold Without Batteries & Charger.
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What Customers Say About Black & Decker VPX1501 Li-Ion VPX Inflator:
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It runs off the same battery that all VPX tools use. This compressor was a bit of a surprise. I expected something far less well thought outand nowhere near the quality this tool is excellent. I bought it actually because I had all the other VPX toolswith the exception of the flashlight. I think its a shame Black and Decker will on longer be making these tools.
I got one of these little pumps a couple of years ago when the VPX line came out. I have other VPX tools including their drill, screwdriver, and flash light and have been pleased with them. It has been handy for me to keep in my car for use on my bicycle tires (I ride a local trail most days after work and carry the bike on a spare tire rack).After a couple of years the black rubber tubing developed a crack/leak. I was disappointed to learn that Black and Decker has discontinued the entire VPX line. Fortunately there where still dealers on Amazon that had some in stock. Now I just have to be careful not to crack the tubing on this one.
I love the VPX tools - The batteries last a long time and the tools do the job for light duty work.
The plastic connectors are simply not strong enough to handle the forces associated having a short hose. The hose is very short; I cannot see the pressure gauge that's attached while engaged to the valve. I just tried using it to inflate the tires on my sports-sedan and was very disappointed. For pumping up my basketball, it works great. Even worse, the connection (hose-to-inflator) leaked air no matter how tight I tried to make the connection. If only Black & Decker had used metal instead of plastic. I'm betting it does a decent job of filling the pool toys with air. But I'm disappointed by its performance on my Lexus IS300's tires.
I have other VPX components besides his inflator (driver, inverter, flashlight) and consider them to be worth the reduced prices I paid for them. Why does the pressure gauge got to 125. I only paid 5 dollars for the pump at Home Depot and am glad I didn't pay a dime more as it really is not a well thought out or performing device. For instance, it is claims to go to 75 psi but just barely makes 60 psi and is straining too hard at pumping up one mountain bike tire on a full charge). Did Black and Decker get a real good deal on these cheap plastic, over-scale gauges. Inflating a ball to 3 psi barely registers on this huge scale.
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