I would dispute that it is 'suitable for paddling pools', the adapter supplied didn't fit the pool I bought (also from argos) so had to return it

I got one last week from Amazon @£3.50

it will be good for balloons and Balls.

Better buying a Bontrager or Toppeak track pump from a cycle shop, around the 20-30 quid mark but will last you for a very very long time.

These are poop......

Pump is utter pap. Pressure dial failed after a few uses and the arms attached to the foot rest bent. Not worth even 49p.

waste of money I bought these last time they were on sale broke after couple of uses . rubbish dont waste your precious pounds on this.

ideal to pump it with your hands. i.e boiler expansion vessel.

Thats your opinion :stuck_out_tongue:

You'll be lucky to get 10 uses before it breaks. Sounds like I am exaggerating but the plastic inside the bit that goes over the valve is so weak it got damaged the first time I used it. I bought 2 the last time these were on offer, to replace one that looked the same I bought from Argos 20-odd years ago (well it's going to break at some point, surely). I have thrown both away and still use the old one.

same price as when I was a kid (90s)

Id recommend one of these for £11.50 instead - https://www.amazon.co.uk/Ring-RAC610-Analogue-Inflator-Adaptor/dp/B0030FBSQ2/ref=sr_1_4?ie=UTF8&qid=1467096810&sr=8-4&keywords=compressor

Good find op, treat them well they will last, heat added :smiley:

unreliable and £9.99 is not worth it at all.

cold, completely unreliable

These are bendable metal!

Nice find :smiley:

50p at the petrol pump so 10 uses and its free after that :laughing:

The springs usually break after a while.

I bought a Ring compressor for about a tenner at Christmas and it's been brilliant. No more exercise mind...

Not the only pump(ing) for England

ideal if you're looking to bend some metal with your foot.

Bought this some time ago and it really is what you pay for

same price at tesco...