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The Grizzly PRO Inflator provides solution whenever you need to inflate just about anything and makes a great tool for blowing dust, dirt and wood shavings away from your work areas.

With a maximum pressure of 115 PSI, keeping your car tires properly inflated is easy and doesn"t require an air compressor - just attach it to the valve stem on the tire and enter the recommended pressure into the digital readout and you"re ready to go. (The compressor can deliver up to 115 PSI).

The inflator comes an air needle to inflate your basketballs, footballs, soccer balls, etc. and also an attachment for inflating air mattresses, pool toys and floats.

The inflator is easy to use by simply connecting the battery, turning the LCD display on, then press and hold the "+" button to set your max inflation PSI.

To reduce the PSI, simply press and hold the "-" until it blinks three times, then press the button until you reach the desire PSI. The readout will blink three times, locking in the setting.

To turn the inflator on and lock it in the ON position, slide the lock button beside the ON trigger inwards and the inflator will produce air until it reaches the maximum set PSI.

Like all Grizzly PRO tools, the T30298 Inflator is powered by a low profile and incredibly lightweight 2.0Ah Lithium-Ion battery for all-day performance.

The Grizzly PRO Inflator is sold as a "tool only" - so you"ll need to either buy the required 2.0Ah Li-Ion battery separately or use one from a Grizzly PRO tool you already own.

Have instant power at your fingertips with professional duty 20V Grizzly PRO cordless tools and accessories! Eleven great tools that all operate on the same low profile and incredibly lightweight Lithium-Ion batteries. Every tool comes with a one-year warranty!

Be ready to tackle any job and save money with this convenient 11-Tool Kit that includes two 2.0Ah batteries, a 4.0Ah battery and a dual port charger.

Grizzly has recently teased their entry into the cordless power tool market, with a new 20V drill/driver listed on their site. Now, it’s clear they’re all-in, launching a full spectrum of core cordless power tools.

Grizzly, if you’re not familiar with the brand, is large mostly mail-order brand of woodworking and metalworking machinery, offering everything from benchtop tools under $1000 to huge 3-phase equipment with 5-figure price tags.

And now, they’re getting into the cordless power tool market. Not only that, they describe their new power tool lineup as Pro, which could mean they’re looking to grab a chunk of market share from typical pro brands, such as Dewalt and Milwaukee.

Have instant power at your fingertips with our new lineup of professional duty 20V Grizzly PRO™ cordless tools and accessories! The beauty of our 20V system is the ability to operate any tool in our lineup without unnecessary additional batteries lying around your shop – it’s that simple.

The new Grizzly Pro 20V cordless hammer drill has competitive speed range, but lower max torque rating than I would have expected. It does have a brushless motor, which is surprising, but welcome.

Dewalt’s DCS391 brushed motor cordless circular saw, for example, features a 5150 RPM motor. Faster cutting speeds means greater performance and quicker work.

Overall, the new Grizzly Pro cordless power tools appear to be very low priced – a good thing for DIYers and others who want maximum capabilities on a smaller budget.

The Grizzly Pro cordless jigsaw, for example, is $69.95 for the full kit, including a battery and charger. Or, it’s $57.95 for the tool and a 2.0Ah battery. The bare jigsaw is just $26.95.

Notably, the batteries are said to be made by Samsung, although it’s unclear as to whether they mean the battery cells, or the entire packs. Samsung does offer power battery pack design and manufacturing services (Samsung SDI).

Grizzly introduced their lineup as being incredible professional 20V power tools. What makes them incredible? From the looks of it, affordable, yes. Incredible? No.

The pricing is really low. $13 for a fast charger, $35 for a 2.0Ah battery, $58 for a 4.0Ah battery, and bare tool prices are around $35 for the saws and $60 for the brushless hammer drill or impact tools.

The impact driver has a mid-range max torque rating of 1400 in-lbs, but the brushless 3/8″ impact wrench is a little under-rated with similar specs, using the Dewalt DCF890B as a baseline.

Here is the question that Grizzly needs to answer: WHY should someone buy these cordless power tools? Right now, it seems like they’re hoping the tools sell themselves. Why buy these tools instead of say Porter Cable, Skil, Ryobi, or Harbor Freight’s Hercules line, or any of the other more budget-friendly cordless power tool systems?

In this email, Fred postulated that maybe Grizzly is looking to compete with Harbor Freight. They could be, but if so they’ll have to improve their marketing game. They’ll have to up their marketing if they’re looking to compete with any brand.

Lastly, I’m just thinking aloud here, but could these new Grizzly Pro cordless power tools be linked in some way to Walmart’s inclusion of Grizzly in their Pro Tools store?