Fox 40 Ecoblast Air Horn With Pump, multi-coloured, one size, K-REY-FXW230

We recently moved into a very rural area, and like to go hiking along the ATV trails. We are quite far out though and were worried about protecting ourselves in the case of coming across some kind of animal during our hikes. We were concerned about what kind of spray to buy, or how close you might have to get to use it and then we thought about airhorns. But, we wanted one that could be refilled, both for environmental reasons, and also for cost effectiveness. This really fit the bill! It took a while to come, but we did test it out during one of our hikes. I barely pressed the button (because we were afraid of blowing our hearing out, lol) and even with that, it was loud. Guaranteed, no one will have trouble hearing you with this bad boy. And it comes with a nice, sturdy little pump as well. Great product!

Simple to recharge. Nice and loud for what I need.

Bought this for a golf outing and it works very well!

Would Not buy another one.

What you see is what you get; this air horn is exactly like the ordinary ones you pick up in the stores, maybe made with some higher-quality materials such as ABS instead of run-of-the-mill cheap plastic for the horn part. The pump looks cheap in the pictures; it's not. It's sturdy and works quite well, as does the horn. The horn is the same loudness as the bigger traditional air horns you can get in any store. It puts car horns to absolute shame. However, as it runs on regular air rather than carbon dioxide, the horn is higher-pitched than what you would expect for its size. It's not too high-pitched though, so that is not a problem.My problem comes from the fact that the pump does not have any sort of built-in pressure gauge so you never know how much to pump the horn to. I usually pump it until I can't pump anymore. The safety blow-off is set for 300 psi so it' obvious that this horn's tank can handle a fair amount of pressure, but it can be dangerous if it were to rupture due to pressure. The recommended maximum pressure is 100 psi and it says not to exceed 150 psi. If I were to guess what I can get it to with the small included pump, I'd guess around 70-80 psi.Overall, if you run high school sport events, own a small boat, or find yourself buying air horns a lot, this thing is absolutely worth a buy. A small warning for people who don't like to piss off people inside your house; it comes pressurized, so don't test it as soon as you unbox it if it is indoors!