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Outdoor Master Shark 3 Review - Inflate Your SUP In Under 5 Minutes!
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- čas přidán 15. 08. 2024
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The Outdoor Master Shark 3 is a high powered electric paddle board pump with 2 compressors so it can inflate boards twice as fast. It has an onboard battery so that you don't need to hook it up to a 12 volt source while pumping.
Specs:
Inflation Speed - 5 to 7 minutes
Max PSI - 20 psu
Number of Boards per charge - 2 to 3
Power - Internal batter or 12 volt
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Awesome review. Immediately subscribed!
Thanks! Glad you found it helpful.
Thanks for your no-nonsense review. It seems to be a very good pump other than the weigh and size. And I’m not even going to give hope to read the display under the sun. How does it indicate the state of charge?
There are 4 bars that surround the rest of the display. As it drains the bars turn off.
So on the other hand, it’ll show more and more bars as it’s being charged?
Yes. It starts with 0 bar and goes up to 4 bars when charging. The bar flashes while charging. You see 4 solid bars when it's finished.
Thanks for clearing that up. There’re reviewers who complained that it doesn’t have indications of the charging status.
When you plug a USB-C cable into the pump, the display turns on and one of the 4 battery bars will start flashing. When it's full the last flashing bar turns solid.
Thanks for the video! How does the Shark 3 compare to the Seawolf S20Li?
The Seawolf S20LI has a bigger battery (10,000mah vs 7400mah) so it will inflate more boards. It will be slower than the Shark 3. The Seawolf S20LI is running both cylinders off the same motor where the Shark 3 has 2 independent compressors. (You only get 1 compressor when running off a 12 volt source and 2 when running off the internal battery). I have no hands on experience with Swonder gear. I've had my hands on almost everything paddleboard and skiing related from Outdoor Master and have used their customer service service a couple times when things didn't work and they were always quick with replacements.
I had bought one from cycplus and I like it but it is much louder than my Milwaukee air compressor. Was considering trying this one out before my return period ended. How loud is this one? I don’t want to scare people around me hahah.
I think the Shark 3 and 2s are a bit lower pitch so the noise isn't quite as obnoxious. The Shark 3's 2 compressors don't seem to raise the volume at all compared to the Shark 2s. That being said they are still loud. They might be 10-15% more quiet than a Shark 2 or other older design 2 stage pump. I haven't tested an electric paddleboard pump yet that I would classify as quiet.
Why is this better than the Shark 2S. The 2S has 88.8Wh battery and the Shark 3 battery is only 74Wh
The Shark 3 has 2 air compressors in it that run at the same time. The Shark 2s only has 1 compressor in it. The Shark 3 inflates boards twice as fast. The Shark 3 can inflate my Red Paddle Co Voyager 12'6" to 20 psi in 7 minutes and 24 seconds. It takes my Shark 2s 13 minutes and 2 seconds using a 12 volt source or 16 minutes and 38 seconds using battery to inflate the same board.
It does also charge with the 12V cord.
My review sample does not. I know according to Outdoor Master they are supposed to. My display does not turn on under 12 volt power until I hit the power button to turn it on. If it's charging under 12 volt it's not giving any indication that it is charging. With a USB cord, the display turns on with a flashing bar to show it's charging.