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SetPoint Ball Pump

SetPoint Ball Pump

Regular price $29.99
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Pick the ball, press start, and it stops at the right PSI.

  • Both needles stored inside the pump
  • Shuts itself off at the PSI you set
  • Fills a football in about 40 seconds
  • Up to 70 soccer balls per charge
  • 90 days to try it at home
  • Ships in 1 to 2 days
  • 90-day money-back guarantee
  • Spare needle stored on the pump
  • Secure checkout
Product details
Presets
Basketball 8 PSI, football 9 PSI, soccer 12 PSI
Custom range
3 to 17 PSI, set with + and −
Auto stop
Shuts off when the ball reaches the set pressure
Airflow
6.5 L per minute, a football in about 40 seconds
Battery
Up to 70 soccer balls per charge, level shown on screen
Charging
USB-C, cable included
Units
PSI, BAR and KPA
Needle storage
Holds both needles on the pump
In the box
Pump, 2 ball needles, USB-C cable, user manual
Shipping and returns

Orders are processed in 1 to 2 days and delivered 5 to 10 days after processing. You have 90 days to return it for a refund.

90-day money-back guarantee

Use it for a whole season of practices. If it doesn't earn its spot in the garage within 90 days, send it back for a refund.

What if I lose or break a needle?

You get two, and both live in a slot on the pump, so the spare is always with it.

Will it pump bike or car tires?

No. It's built for sports balls and tops out at 17 PSI, which is far below what tires need.

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4.8 by 1,800+ customers

Both needles inside. It stops at the right PSI.

Pick the ball, press start, and walk away. No digging through the garage for a needle, no squeezing the ball to guess.

$29.99 Pump, 2 needles and USB-C cable in the box

90-day money-back guarantee. Ships in 1 to 2 days.

  • Every ball pumped before the kids are in the car
  • Both needles store inside the pump, so none go missing
  • Set basketball, football or soccer and it shuts itself off
  • Fills a football in about 40 seconds
Secure checkout Ships in 1 to 2 days 90-day refunds
  • Needles stored inside
  • Stops at your PSI
  • Football in about 40 seconds
  • Up to 70 balls per charge
  • 90-day refunds

Why the hand pump keeps letting you down

You're not bad at this. A hand pump was never built to make it easy, and it fails the same three ways every time.

The needle has no home

It rolls into a drawer, bends in the bag, or snaps off in the valve. Then practice starts with you on your knees in the garage.

The pressure is a guess

Squeeze the ball, add a few pumps, squeeze again. One ball comes out like a rock and the next one is still soft.

You're the motor

Air hisses out the moment the needle goes in, and you pump by hand while everyone waits in the car.

Set the number. It stops there.

It works like the thermostat on your wall. You pick the pressure, it runs until the ball gets there, then it shuts itself off. Nothing to watch, nothing to count.

  1. Grab a needle from the pump

    Both needles sit in a slot on top of the pump. Screw one into the port marked for inflate.

  2. Pick the ball

    Tap M for basketball, football or soccer, or set your own pressure anywhere from 3 to 17 PSI with + and −.

  3. Press start and walk away

    It fills the ball and stops on its own at the number you picked.

8.0PSI

Basketball preset: stops at 8.0 PSI

Factory presets. If your ball has a pressure printed on it, use that and adjust with + and −.

Tap to watch with sound

What changes after the first Saturday

From parents who used to be the one handed every flat ball.

Tap to watch with sound

Why this one works when the others didn't

Every feature answers something that went wrong with the pump you already own.

Needles that stay put

A built-in slot holds both needles, so the spare is right there the day the first one bends.

Shuts off at your number

Presets for basketball, football and soccer, or any pressure from 3 to 17 PSI. No overfilled rock, no soft ball.

Fast enough for game morning

It moves 6.5 liters of air a minute and fills a football in about 40 seconds, by the maker's spec.

Inflates and deflates

Let air out to get the feel right, or flatten a ball to pack it for a trip.

Charges like your phone

USB-C cable in the box, a battery level on the screen, and up to 70 soccer balls per charge.

SetPoint vs the pumps already in your garage

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What you needSetPoint Ball PumpHand pumpFloor pump
Spare needle stored on the pump
Stops by itself at the pressure you set
Shows the pressureSome models
No pumping by hand or foot
Fits in a ball bag
Works with a dead battery

The honest trade: it needs a charge. It takes a USB-C cable and does up to 70 soccer balls per charge, by the maker's figure.

Ready before they're in the car

Do the whole bin the night before, or one ball at the door. Pick the ball, press start, and go grab your keys while it runs.

Lives in the ball bag

It's small enough to ride along to practice, the field or the cookout, so a soft ball at kickoff is a quick fix instead of a trip home.

Tap to watch with sound

From soft to ready, no squeeze test

When it stops, the ball is at the number you picked. That's the whole trick.

  • No rock-hard ball that stings on every touch
  • No soft ball that dies on the first bounce
  • The same pressure every time, whoever presses start

Everything in the box, one price

$29.99
  • SetPoint Ball Pump with presets and custom 3 to 17 PSI
  • 2 ball needles, stored right on the pump
  • USB-C charging cable
  • User manual
  • 90-day money-back guarantee: if it doesn't earn its spot in the garage, send it back

Processed in 1 to 2 days, delivered 5 to 10 days after that.

Questions parents ask first

I already have a pump that let me down. Why is this one different?

Most pumps fail in two places: the needle goes missing and the pressure is a guess. This one keeps both needles on the pump and shuts itself off at the number you pick. If it still doesn't fix Saturday mornings, you have 90 days to send it back.

What if I lose or break a needle?

You get two, and both live in a slot on the pump, so the spare is always with it.

How do I know what pressure to use?

Tap M for the factory presets: basketball 8 PSI, football 9 PSI, soccer 12 PSI. If your ball has a pressure printed near the valve, set that instead with + and −, anywhere from 3 to 17 PSI.

Which port does the needle go in?

The ports are marked for inflate and deflate. Screw the needle into the inflate one. If the ball gets softer instead of firmer, you're in deflate, so just move it over.

Is it loud?

You'll hear the motor while it runs. The difference is how long: it shuts off the moment the ball hits its number, about 40 seconds for a football.

How long does the battery last?

Up to 70 soccer balls on one charge, by the maker's figure. The screen shows the battery level, and it charges with the USB-C cable in the box.

Will it pump bike or car tires?

No. It's made for sports balls and tops out at 17 PSI, which is far below what tires need.

Which balls does it work on?

Basketballs, footballs and soccer balls have presets. Anything else that takes a ball needle and sits between 3 and 17 PSI, like a volleyball, works with a custom setting.

Can't I find a cheaper one online?

You'll find electric pumps at every price. What you're paying for here is the needle storage, the auto stop at your number, and 90 days to send it back if it doesn't earn its keep.

How fast does it ship, and what if it's not for us?

Orders are processed in 1 to 2 days and delivered 5 to 10 days after that. You have 90 days to return it for a refund.

Heard on the sideline

"Saturday mornings are calm again."
"Both needles are still in it. That's a first in this house."
"Pumped the whole garage bin in one go."
"My son pumps his own ball now."
"Set it to soccer and walked away."
"It rides in my trunk next to the folding chairs."
"No more yelling from the garage about the needle."
"Bought a second one for the coach."

Every ball ready before they're in the car

Both needles inside, it stops at the right PSI, and you get 90 days to try it.

$29.99