Indeflate

Yep, they are nice bit of bling..but really?
If you look at it logically..all you are saving is a couple of minutes on inflating and deflating..a couple of minutes for what..a couple of hundred bucks.
Why?
A bloke on a resent trip I went on had one..he saved 3 minutes compared to me deflating my vehicle and camper trailer tyres with a "pencil tyre pressure monitor"..costing me $15.00.
When it came to air up again..this bloke saved about 2 minutes..whilst I used my trusty compressor on all 6 tyres.
But..I saved on being frustrated unpacking and packing up those hoses..turning knobs and reading gauges..
If you have too..and you really really want one..
But for me personally...yeh..nah.

Seems to me that bit is a solution looking for a problem! If you have done plenty of airing up & down & still want one then go for it, but if you are still to get some off road experience under your belt I'd suggest trying first with a decent compressor./ rapid deflator conventional set up. We tour full time, off roadas much as possible & airing up & down is an occasional chore which really isn't that big a deal. Still need to bend down to do each tyre regardless of what you use. I loked at the extra hoses & thought "keep it simple with a single hose. Less to unpack & pack away. My choice would be to spend the extra cost of the hoses etc on a better, faster compressor.

i love my indeflate. it doesn't take minutes to equalise each tyre. After getting to the desired pressure you leave it closed for 5-10 seconds and both tyres are equalised . Bend down once to connect and bend down once to disconnect .

I have had zero issues with my indefalte and Drifta of course are going to bag it out and say morrflate is better .

Typical drifta bagging other products , nothing new there

I'm also a big fan of the indeflate. I use it every time for deflation and getting back up to road pressures. Deflating is two at a time, lot of airflow, both tyres end up at exactly the same pressure. With a decent compressor it's way quicker to re-inflate and again, to exact same pressures. Also saves my knees big time.

Funny that Drifta would say that about something so simple and so well built...I wonder if it's more a problem between companies than products...

I bought the Indeflate just before our recent desert trip. I have done several major desert trips before and am a stickler for checking and adjusting tire pressures regularly to suit the conditions.
I recommend Indeflate as a great piece of kit especially if you are towing and have and have another axle (or two) to deal with. We just hooked up one axle at a time and it almost instantly (no idea why another poster said it takes more time) equalised the two tires. Deflating is a breeze, not only because of the equalizing of the two tires, but also the deflating device itself. We literally did two tires in the same time as we used to one tire.
I have different pressures in my front and rear tires on the car, and different again to my camper. This saved time and effort when deflating.
Similarly, when inflating, hook it up to an axle at a time and the compressor does two tires at the time, and you adjust once if you need to, at the end you know both tires have the exact same pressure.
Our fellow travelers were impressed enough to purchase the Indeflate after the trip.
I notice the negative comments are from those who appear not to have tried it for themselves.
Happy camper,

The worst part of the whole exercise for me is unrolling and rolling the hose. I haven't bought one because it seems to double the amount of hose therefore, irritating me further. Otherwise it seems like a good idea with some merit.

Lachie, I think there is also another version of events re Drifta and Maxtrax and who ended up with the Indeflate products. Don't think there is any love lost between them.

Accurately saves time, not just mathematically.

4 x tyres tow rig, and 2 x tyres trailer.
Indeflate about 20 mins pending pressures inflating, pack away no different.
Deflating around 10 mins pack away 2mins. Longer than screw valve deflator.
But all above accurately balanced with working partner?