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The Big Agnes Pumphouse Ultra pad inflation stuff sack slashes sleeping pad inflation time by gathering large volumes of air in one push, doubles as a stuff sack or pillow, and is on sale online now for just $19.98, down from $39.95.
Pair withBig Agnes Rabbit Ears 45° 600 Fill Power Down Sleeping Bag$70.98
Categories : Camping Accessories
SKU : TRE-CAM-402
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The Big Agnes Pumphouse Ultra is the fast, no-battery way to inflate your sleeping pad. It gathers a large amount of air at once and pushes it through your pad's in-valve, drastically cutting inflation time. At $19.98, down from $39.95, this is the affordable camp comfort upgrade every backpacker can justify — buy online now from Trek Haul Outfitters.
Attach the Pumphouse Ultra to your pad's in-valve, open the scoop end to gather a large volume of air, then compress and push that air straight into the pad. Repeat a few times for a firm, fully inflated pad — no lung power, no batteries, no moisture in your pad.
Designed to pair with Big Agnes sleeping pad in-valves, including the Hinman self-inflating pad, and works with most standard flat-valve pads.
Compared with battery-powered pumps, the Pumphouse Ultra weighs almost nothing, never needs charging, and costs a fraction. Compared with mouth inflation, it keeps moisture out of your pad and fills far faster.
At $19.98 versus $39.95, you save 50% instantly. Add coupon code SAVE15 at checkout for an extra 15% off. Pair it with a $49.98 Hinman pad to cross the $45 free-shipping threshold and maximize your savings on one order.
Gathers a large volume of air in one push to drastically cut sleeping pad inflation time — no batteries, no breathless mouth inflation
Three-in-one value: pad pump, stuff sack for your bag or pad, and a pillow when filled with soft items
Just $19.98, 50% off $39.95, plus an extra 15% off with coupon SAVE15 — the cheapest comfort upgrade in your kit
Functions: Pad pump, stuff sack, pillow
Power Source: None — manual air gathering
Product Type: Sleeping pad inflation pump stuff sack
Compatibility: Sleeping pads with standard in-valves, including Big Agnes pads
Current Price: $19.98 USD
Model or Series: Pumphouse Ultra
Compare-At Price: $39.95 USD
Seller: Trek Haul Outfitters
The Pumphouse Ultra is the lightest way to firm up your sleeping pad: gather a large volume of air, push it through the in-valve, repeat. No batteries, no moisture, no wasted breath.
Half off at $19.98 versus $39.95, plus an extra 15% off with coupon SAVE15. Bundle with a Big Agnes pad to hit the $45 free-shipping threshold — buy online now and save.
Buy it right here at Trek Haul Outfitters for the current sale price of $19.98 — 50% off the $39.95 compare-at price, with coupon and free-shipping offers available.
The current price is $19.98, marked down from $39.95. Apply code SAVE15 at checkout for an extra 15% off, and add it to a qualifying order over $45 for free shipping.
It works with pads that have a standard in-valve, including all Big Agnes pads like the Hinman self-inflating pad. It attaches directly to the in-valve and pushes air through in seconds.
It's lighter, never needs charging, and costs a fraction of the price — at $19.98 it's the affordable alternative that still inflates pads drastically faster than mouth inflation.
It doubles as a stuff sack for your sleeping bag or pad, and becomes a camp pillow when you fill it with soft, cozy items like a jacket.
One push stuffs a huge volume of air into the pad. Inflation went from minutes of puffing to about 30 seconds. And it doubles as a pillow, which my neck appreciated.
Works exactly as advertised. Slightly awkward to aim the nozzle at first, but now it's muscle memory.
Small, light, does the job.
It does gather air fast, no complaints there. But it's one more thing to carry and I only inflate my pad once a day. I'll keep using it, though — it does double duty as a pillow case.
Bought two so the family could gear up faster. Even my 7-year-old can fill a pad in a few big pushes. It's become our pillow too — soft and squishy when stuffed with a jacket. Honestly the most useful $20 of camping gear we own.
The volume of air you move per push is impressive. On a wide sleeping pad it's a huge time saver. Packs down tiny in my kit.
The nozzle didn't mate cleanly with my older pad's valve, so I lost a lot of air per push. Check compatibility before buying. It works fine as a stuff sack at least.
