BilgeMaster Pump

Our kayak pumps work as if your life depended on them. Because someday it may.
In a water fight, a BilgeMaster pump does what any kayak pump will do. But when you're fighting for survival, it's in a class by itself. Just compare features (see below). You'll see there's nothing like the BilgeMaster for yourself and your loved ones.

Aqua-Bound Bilge Master Pump

  • High-Volume - expels one gallon in less than 8 pump strokes (17" model)
  • Floatable - high density foam sleeve
  • Strong - stainless steel piston rod
  • Easy to see - eye-grabbing colors
  • Easy to use - ergonomic T-grip, sleek profile
  • Attachable - modeled eyelet
  • Valve system made from high-density rubber for tighter seal and great efficiency
  • Removable inlet cover to clean out any debris
  • 17” pump removes 21 percent more volume compared to 14” pump
  • 17” pump works extremely well removing water from both a kayak and canoe
  • 14” is more convenient for packing purposes

Aqua-Bound Bilge Master Pump Comparison Chart

7 comments

Submitted by Anonymous (not verified) on Fri, 08/12/2011 - 19:15

Where can I buy it?
Submitted by ab_admin on Sun, 08/14/2011 - 08:51

You can purchase a pump by contacting one of our dealers. http://www.aquabound.com/dealer/locator If you have any trouble please contact us directly: e. sales@aquabound.com p. 715-755-3405 Thanks.
Submitted by Anonymous (not verified) on Thu, 08/25/2011 - 11:05

Where can I buy a hose for it?
Submitted by ab_admin on Fri, 08/26/2011 - 11:53

A hose with an inside diameter (ID) of 1" is compatible with our BilgeMaster pump nozzle. Head down to your local hardware store to purchase a desired length of vinyl or rubber hose and you should be all set. You may want to take your pump along to the store, to ensure you get a good fit too. Good luck!
Submitted by Anonymous (not verified) on Thu, 11/03/2011 - 20:30

I was involved in a rough condition rescue in heavy wind and waves. As I attempted rescue, my rear hatch cover was accidentally pulled off by the swimmer, completely swamping the rear compartment of my kayak. I was forced to ditch into rocks with waves threatening to breach my boat. After ditching, I needed to quickly get my kayak pumped out in order to pull it from the rocks I had to ditch into. This pump quickly moved a large volume of water and allowed me to get my boat and myself out of harms way. I don't leave home without it.
Submitted by Clyde Hedlund (not verified) on Thu, 11/24/2011 - 03:08

So how do you use it while paddling? Can it be operated by foot or by battery?
Submitted by BranchesMediaAnchor on Tue, 12/13/2011 - 10:06

Clyde, Put the face of the pump down to the bottom of the kayak (between your legs) and simply lift the handle up and down. Our pump is a manual pump so unfortunately, you cannot use it by foot or battery? If you have any more questions, call 715-755-3405 or email sales@aquabound.com. Thank you, Aqua-Bound
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