How Much To Inflate Air Tracks?

Do you see the picture below? A group of people exercising gymnastics on a gymnastics mat. It really is a spectacular sight. This gymnastics mat is really big, 6m long, 2m wide and 20cm thick. I was thinking, "How do you store and clean such a big gymnastics mat? Then it dawned on me.

What is this mat?

In fact, the name of this mat is the air track, a gymnastic mat that can be inflated. Therefore, even with such a large mat, it is easy to clean when the gas can be easily deflated. As an inflatable mat, it offers more advantages than a traditional gymnastics mat, such as being softer and more flexible.

So, many people start to wonder, if I want to inflate the air track, how much should I inflate my mat? Today I'll share with you.

How much should I inflate my air track?

The pump on the air track can be used to inflate the Inflatable Stand Up Paddleboards (iSUPs) C. Air rails and iSUPs have the same valve connections, but the pressure requirements for air rails and iSUPs are very different. The purpose of inflating a paddleboard is to make it as stiff and firm as possible, whereas the air rail is designed to have some spring and softness for bounce and impact protection. The air pressure of a gymnastic mat is measured in mBar (millibars) and/or PSI (pounds per square inch). Many pumps have a pressure gauge, which is mainly useful for paddle boards as they measure up to 10 or 15 psi (700 - 1000 mbar). The pressure in the air track is usually pumped to a stiffness determined by the 'feel' of the pad you need, which is around 0.5 to 1.5 psi (40 - 100 mbar); these pressure levels may not show up on the gauge.

Which inflator pump to choose?

If you asked me which inflator pump we should choose, I would tell you that if it was at home, I would probably go for an electric inflator pump. And if it's outdoors, there's no doubt that a manual inflator pump is a little easier. If you want to buy the air track, welcome to Kameymall.