Airhead Pressure Gage

I know that there has been questions on proper inflation in the past. I saw this gage in my Overtons catalog. It only measures up to 5 PSI. I still prefer the test as I travel method, but for some of the mad scientists here I thought I might share.

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They are available on Amazon and elsewhere.

I hope this helps.

Thanks Jerdon, I may just get one of these for the hot summer months...........GT

Thanks Jerdon. I'm looking for a good gauge.

The Amazon link:

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Unfortunately it has some bad reviews on Amazon. So, still looking.
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Thanks BigFish. Almost pulled the trigger on one. Let us know what u decide on. I'LL keep looking too......GT

I have a few contenders that I'm looking at. The problem is the valve connector. They are designed with a specific application in mind. I think that can be fixed with an adapter. I'll come back with an update.
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bigfish wrote:I have a few contenders that I'm looking at. The problem is the valve connector. They are designed with a specific application in mind. I think that can be fixed with an adapter. I'll come back with an update.
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Been looking to purchase one as well.  My waterskeeter outer shell popped a stick and I was left on water with my air bladder hanging out.

With waterskeeter being out of business, I'm purchasing a Colorado XT and will hopefully have it on order next week.  I don't want to not have a way to gauge the air pressure again. I look forward to hearing what you guys come up with.  There is also a gauge by K-pump but it is pricey.

~C~