BlowPro

A raft holds a lot of air. Blow-Pro takes care of the repetitive work involved in getting that air in before a trip and getting it back out when you're finished.

The big advantage is that it isn't limited to the loose, high-volume stage of inflation. Blow-Pro can continue building pressure up to 2.95 psi, allowing it to bring many compatible river inflatables from rolled up to ready for the water without immediately switching to a separate pump.

• 1600-watt electric raft blower
• High-volume inflation plus final pressure up to 2.95 psi
• Inflates and deflates
• 110V AC power
• Listed airflow of 50 m/s
• Half-power and full-power operation
• Expandable hose reaches up to 9 feet
• Silicone nozzle for common river-inflatable valves
• Leafield, Summit, and Halkey-Roberts style valve compatibility
• Solid steel and molded-plastic construction
• One-year manufacturer's warranty

High-Volume Raft Inflation

Rafts, catarafts, and inflatable kayaks require a lot of air before pressure even becomes the concern. Blow-Pro handles that high-volume stage electrically instead of making you move all of that air with a hand pump.

Top Off Up to 2.95 PSI

Blow-Pro can continue building pressure up to a listed maximum of 2.95 psi. For compatible boats with operating pressures within that range, the same blower can handle the initial fill and final pressurization.

The correct pressure is always the pressure specified by the manufacturer of your inflatable. A 2.95 psi maximum does not mean every raft should be inflated to 2.95 psi.

Powered Deflation

Getting the air out matters too. Use the intake side of the Blow-Pro to pull air from the boat before rolling it. A more completely deflated raft or IK is easier to compress, transport, and store.

Half-Power & Full-Power Operation

Start the boat at half power while the chambers take shape, then move to full power as you finish inflation. The two-stage approach gives you more control during setup instead of immediately hitting an empty boat with full output.

Expandable 3-to-9-Foot Hose

The flexible hose starts at approximately 3 feet and extends up to 9 feet. That extra reach is useful when you're moving between multiple raft chambers without wanting to reposition the blower every time.

Silicone Nozzle for Common Raft Valves

The included silicone nozzle is designed for common Leafield, Summit, and Halkey-Roberts style valves found on river inflatables. Individual valve designs can vary, so check fit with your specific boat.

110V Power at Home or the River

Blow-Pro uses 110V AC power rather than a 12V vehicle accessory outlet. Plug it into an appropriate electrical source at home or in the shop. For remote put-ins and other locations without wall power, the operating instructions recommend a generator rated for at least 2,000 watts.

Steel & Molded-Plastic Construction

The blower combines solid-steel and molded-plastic construction in a compact unit intended for repeated raft inflation and deflation.

Any Color You Want—as Long as It’s Black

No complicated color chart here. Blow-Pro comes in black.

Blow-Pro makes the most sense for boaters who inflate often enough that pumping has become part of the work of owning an inflatable. It is especially useful if you keep your boat rolled between trips or need to inflate at different launch locations.

The Blow-Pro is a great fit if you:

• Regularly inflate a raft, cataraft, or inflatable kayak
• Store or transport your boat deflated between trips
• Want to reduce the amount of hand pumping during setup
• Want powered inflation and deflation from one machine
• Need final inflation pressure up to 2.95 psi
• Use compatible Leafield, Summit, or Halkey-Roberts style valves
• Have 110V power available at home, in the shop, or from a generator

You may need another pump or an additional pump if you:

• Need a battery-powered or direct 12V vehicle inflator
• Will not have access to 110V power or an appropriate generator
• Need to inflate equipment above 2.95 psi
• Have a valve that does not fit the supplied silicone nozzle
• Need an independent manual backup for locations without electrical power

Not sure what your boat needs? Contact Pro River Outfitters before ordering if you need help determining valve compatibility, inflation requirements, or what combination of pumps makes sense for your setup.

Replace Most of the Manual Inflation Work

The Blow-Pro is designed to handle the large-volume work that makes inflating a raft by hand tedious. For compatible boats operating at or below its pressure range, it can also handle the final inflation stage.

Replace Manual Deflation

Instead of repeatedly folding, pressing, and rerolling a boat to force trapped air out, use the intake side to pull more of that air from the chambers before packing.

It Doesn't Replace Your Boat's Inflation Instructions

Blow-Pro can produce up to 2.95 psi, but your boat determines the correct operating pressure. Always follow the manufacturer's inflation instructions for the specific raft, floor, kayak, or other inflatable you're filling.

It May Not Replace a High-Pressure Pump

Some inflatable components—particularly certain drop-stitch floors and other high-pressure products—may require more than 2.95 psi. Those components still require an appropriate higher-pressure pump.

We Still Like Having a Manual Backup

An electric blower makes normal setup much easier, but a manual pump doesn't need an outlet or generator. For remote boating, keeping an appropriate backup pump with your gear gives you another way to manage inflation when electrical power isn't available.

• 1 Blow-Pro electric raft blower
• 1 expandable flexible hose
• 1 silicone valve nozzle
• One-year manufacturer's warranty

Power source not included: Blow-Pro requires an appropriate 110V AC electrical source. For generator use, the operating instructions recommend a generator rated for at least 2,000 watts.

Product	Blow-Pro Raft Blower
Product Type	Electric raft inflator and deflator
Power	1600 watts
Electrical	110V AC
Listed Airflow	50 m/s
Maximum Listed Pressure	2.95 psi
Functions	Inflation and deflation
Power Settings	Half power and full power
Hose	Flexible expandable hose; approximately 3' retracted and up to 9' extended
Nozzle	Silicone
Listed Valve Compatibility	Leafield, Summit, and Halkey-Roberts styles
Construction	Solid steel and molded plastic
Color	Black
Generator Recommendation	2,000 watts minimum per Blow-Pro operating instructions
Manufacturer Warranty	1 year

One of the most useful things to know before using any powered blower is how to bring a multi-chamber raft up evenly. Don't completely pressurize one chamber while all of the surrounding chambers are still empty.

Start at Half Power

Connect the hose and nozzle securely, connect the Blow-Pro to an appropriate 110V source, and begin the initial fill at half power.

Bring the Chambers to Roughly 70%

Move around the boat and partially inflate the individual chambers before completely topping off any one section.

Why This Matters

A multi-chamber raft has internal bulkheads separating its air chambers. Bringing neighboring chambers up together helps equalize pressure across those internal walls as the boat takes shape.

Finish at Full Power

Once the boat has taken shape and its chambers are partially inflated, use full power as needed to bring each chamber to its proper operating pressure.

Use the Boat Manufacturer's Pressure

Stop at the pressure specified for your particular inflatable. The Blow-Pro's 2.95 psi rating tells you what the blower is capable of—not what every boat should be inflated to.

Why would I want an electric raft blower?

Inflatable boats require a large volume of air. An electric blower handles that repetitive work for you, which is particularly useful if you regularly transport or store your raft deflated and have to inflate it again before each trip.

Can the Blow-Pro completely inflate a raft?

Blow-Pro handles high-volume inflation and can continue building pressure up to 2.95 psi. If your raft's required operating pressure is within that range and the valve is compatible, it can handle both the initial fill and final pressurization.

Can the Blow-Pro top off my raft?

Yes. Blow-Pro can continue building pressure after the initial high-volume fill, up to its listed maximum of 2.95 psi.

Does every raft get inflated to 2.95 psi?

No. 2.95 psi is the maximum listed pressure capability of the Blow-Pro. Inflate your boat only to the pressure specified by its manufacturer.

Will the Blow-Pro automatically prevent overinflation?

Do not treat the blower's maximum pressure as automatic overinflation protection. Monitor inflation and follow the pressure recommendation for the specific inflatable you're filling.

Can it deflate my raft too?

Yes. The intake side can pull air from the boat, helping you get a tighter roll for transportation and storage.

Is powered deflation actually useful?

It can be, especially with larger boats. Air trapped inside the chambers makes an inflatable harder to roll tightly. Pulling more air out before rolling reduces the amount you have to force out manually while folding and compressing the boat.

Can I use the Blow-Pro with a cataraft?

Yes. Catarafts are one of the listed applications for Blow-Pro. Confirm the valve fit and required operating pressure for your specific tubes.

Can I use it with an inflatable kayak?

Yes. Inflatable kayaks are also a listed application. Check the kayak's valve type and required inflation pressure before use.

Can the Blow-Pro inflate a drop-stitch floor?

Only when the floor's required pressure is within the Blow-Pro's operating range. Many drop-stitch products require pressures higher than 2.95 psi and will still need an appropriate high-pressure pump.

Which valves does the Blow-Pro work with?

The silicone nozzle is designed for common Leafield, Summit, and Halkey-Roberts style valves. Individual valve designs can vary, so verify fit with your specific inflatable.

Does it work with Leafield valves?

Yes. Leafield is specifically included in the listed valve compatibility for the silicone nozzle.

How long is the hose?

The flexible hose is approximately 3 feet when retracted and extends up to 9 feet.

Is the Blow-Pro battery powered?

No. Blow-Pro is a 110V AC electric blower.

Can I plug it directly into a 12V outlet in my truck?

No. Blow-Pro requires 110V AC power and is not a direct 12V vehicle accessory pump.

Can I run the Blow-Pro from a generator?

Yes. The operating instructions recommend a generator rated for at least 2,000 watts.

Why would I use a generator?

A generator lets you use the 110V Blow-Pro at river access points, camps, and other locations where an appropriate wall outlet isn't available.

Why does it have half and full power?

The Blow-Pro demonstration starts the initial fill at half power and moves to full power for final inflation. This gives you more control as an empty boat begins taking shape.

Should I fully inflate one chamber before moving to the next?

No. With a typical multi-chamber raft, bring the chambers up progressively. The Blow-Pro demonstration recommends getting the chambers to roughly 70% before completing the final inflation so pressure is better balanced across the internal bulkheads.

Do I need a pressure gauge?

Follow the instructions for your specific boat. A compatible pressure gauge can provide a direct pressure reading when you need to verify exact inflation pressure.

Does the Blow-Pro eliminate the need for a hand pump?

It can eliminate most manual inflation work for compatible boats, but a hand pump can still be valuable as an independent backup when you're boating away from electrical power.

What if my inflatable requires more than 2.95 psi?

Use an appropriate higher-pressure pump for that component. Do not assume the Blow-Pro can bring equipment above its listed pressure range to the required pressure.

Can I use it before leaving home?

Yes. If you transport your boat inflated, the Blow-Pro can be used from an appropriate 110V source at home or in the shop before loading the boat for the trip.

What comes with the Blow-Pro?

The setup walkthrough shows the Blow-Pro base unit, expandable hose, and silicone nozzle supplied with the blower.

What is it made from?

Blow-Pro is listed with solid-steel and molded-plastic construction.

What color does it come in?

Black. Any color you want—as long as it's black.

Does the Blow-Pro have a warranty?

Yes. It includes a one-year manufacturer's warranty.

Can Pro River Outfitters help me figure out if it works with my boat?

Yes. If you're unsure about your valve, required inflation pressure, or what pumps make sense for your setup, contact Pro River Outfitters before ordering. Helping customers match boats, pumps, frames, oars, and river equipment is part of what we do.

Pro River Outfitters brings more than 40 years of whitewater-industry experience to the equipment we sell. We don't just want to put another piece of gear in your cart—we want to help you build a setup that works together when you actually get to the water.

Need help with a raft, pump, valve, frame, oars, or the rest of your rig? Give us a call and talk through your setup with someone who works with this equipment.

Pro River Outfitters
3224 Court Street
Fayetteville, WV
304-575-5252