Customer Reviews

Taylor Made Products Eco Blast Rechargeable Boat Air Horn

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Was kind of surprised to see it came empty, but was easy to fill up and works great. Good and loud. Had to be refilled after 5 or 6 long blasts.

Ordered this to scare the neighbors dogs back into the house when they bark incessantly. A short burst from this sends them running through the doggy door, giving me peace and quite. The charge could last a little longer, fortunately I have a compressor.

This is a great little product to have. It does everything I wanted it to do; everything I wanted and expected. It's a must have and I would highly recommend it.

Great little air horn. However, I was disappointed with the construction quality. Although rated to 150 psi, the canister bottom buckled and bulged outward at only 75 psi. The unit was pressurized slowly using a hand-operated bicycle pump with a pressure gauge. It works fine, but I'm always concerned that it might rupture when I refill the canister.

This product is well worth the investment. It maintains air pressure and saves money due to air pump refills. A must have item!

Waymon

Addded air and got 3 short blasts. Added more air and can exploded. There is no way to tell how much air is in canister.

This is a great tool, very loud. However, you don't get too many blasts from a 150 psi refil, maybe 10-15 short blasts. The can I received was much smaller than the picture portrays, and has a plastic bottom and doesn't stand up on a table too well. Also, the actual horn (on top)with mine was blue rather than black.

Nonetheless, like I wrote, it's really loud and a good thing to have. I'd recommend it.

I bought this product at a local marine store and I am very disappointed at the very small amount of blasts you can actually get from one charge. I use air horns on my sail boat as a safety device and I would basically need to have a compressor handy to be absolutely sure that I will be able to use the horn. I might as well buy a real horn with a compressor or stick to the air cans that I have used in the past.

Also beware that the product is slightly bigger than the usual air horns.

One additional drawback is the fact that you don't know how much compressed air is left in the can.

I like and support the move to Eco friendly products but I feel that products like this one are so inferior to their non-Eco counter parts that they are doing a disservice to the cause.

I would have returned the product but the packaging was already gone.

Bought this to try to mitigate the neighbor dog's incessant barking. A few blasts and the dog shuts up, for a while anyway. The product is pretty much as advertised, with one exception: the can says max pressure is 150psi. Don't believe it. After charging many times to 120-130psi, my compressor reservoir was showing 140 and I tried to fill the horn. The bottom buckled out and popped the plastic base off (which was only attached with hot glue). Also, this is about $3 worth of materials--so it's grossly overpriced--but I'll probably buy another because it does what I need done and it's refillable and so more eco-friendly.

We use it as a deterrent for other dogs to approach us on a walk. We walk our dogs in a rural area, and we keep ours under control at all times. But some people in the area just let theirs run wild. SO, we got this.
It works great to deter dogs from approaching you.
It is also rechargeable, just have to have a air compressor system at your house, which we do.