K-Pump Kwik Check Standard Pressure Gauge
$37.95
The K-Pump Kwik Check Pressure Gauge takes the guess work out of boat pressure. This lightweight, durable gauge works on many valves, so you only need to carry one gauge.
- The gauge is made with an adjustable valve-stem depressor. It's preset to work on Leafield and Halkey-Roberts valves. For other valves screw the depressor in or out.
- For Leafield and military valves, remove the included adapter. Add the adapter for use with Summit, Halkey-Roberts, Innova and similar valves.
- Large, high contrast display reads from 0 - 20 psi (0-1.4 bar) and is easy to read in all conditions.
- This gauge must be in the valve while you read the gauge.
- Lightweight construction and heavy-duty rubberized shell make this gauge very easy to handle, and it's protected when banging around in your dry box.
- Small tether hole on the adaptor lets you leash it to the gauge to prevent loss.
More Information
- Size: 4"L x 1.75"W
- 0 - 20 psi (0-1.4 bar) display
- Rubberized outer shell
- Adapter included
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Pros
- Compact
- Functional
Cons
Best Uses
- Boating
Comments about K-Pump Kwik Check Standard Pressure Gauge:
Seems like a good idea , works well on Leafield valves. However when I pump up my Cataraft it recommends 2.5lbs pressure. I have not gone this high as it seems to hard to me. First time using a guage and no way to check it.It does however let me balance the air exactly the same in both tubes whever I decide to put it.
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Will this valve work on the GigBob? Thanks.
KenAsked on 5/20/2013 by Ken from Colorado1 answer
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You bet, Ken. Good gauge for the C7 Leafield Valve.Answered on 5/20/2013 by Clyde from NRS
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