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It appears from many of the replies that you are incorrect in dismissing electrical pumps
However, should you persist with a manual pump then I use one of these which gives reasonable high volume output (3.6 litres) with the option for low vol/high pressure up to 20psi (we also have a paddleboard). I too had two Bravo pumps fail in a shortish period which is why I looked elsewhere. I find the hand pump slightly more effort but less cumbersome to use and easier to stow. The connector is a standard dinghy bayonet type.
If I'm feeling amp rich but lethargic then this sort of thing gets things on their way. Also good for 'vacuum packing' dinghy after use
However, should you persist with a manual pump then I use one of these which gives reasonable high volume output (3.6 litres) with the option for low vol/high pressure up to 20psi (we also have a paddleboard). I too had two Bravo pumps fail in a shortish period which is why I looked elsewhere. I find the hand pump slightly more effort but less cumbersome to use and easier to stow. The connector is a standard dinghy bayonet type.
If I'm feeling amp rich but lethargic then this sort of thing gets things on their way. Also good for 'vacuum packing' dinghy after use
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