The Naturehike 3-in-1 Mini Air Pump combines a sleeping-pad inflator, a cooling fan, and a 360-degree camp lantern in one ultralight 102 g (3.6 oz) rechargeable body, making it a genuine multi-tool for backpackers who count every gram. Instead of packing a separate pump, a handheld fan, and a lantern, you carry a single palm-sized unit that inflates pads and pillows in seconds, moves air to cool your tent or coax a fire to life, and throws even light around camp after dark. A built-in 1600 mAh battery powers all three functions.
Hand-picked by our gear specialists, this compact lantern-and-pump belongs in any minimalist or bikepacking kit where space is scarce and versatility matters. The 360-degree lantern offers three brightness levels for everything from reading in the tent to lighting a cook area, while the fan mode doubles as a fire-starting bellows on damp mornings. At 60 x 47 mm it is barely larger than a film canister.
Who is the 3-in-1 Mini Pump built for?
This gadget is built for ultralight backpackers, bikepackers, and minimalist campers who want maximum function from minimum weight. If your pad currently takes dozens of breaths to fill, the pump saves your lungs and avoids introducing moisture into the insulation. The fan appeals to summer campers and anyone who lights fires in damp conditions, and the lantern covers general camp lighting for solo or two-person trips.
How do you use the 3-in-1 Mini Pump at camp?
On a typical night, you inflate your pad in seconds on arrival, switch to lantern mode to set up and cook, and drop to the 60 lm setting for up to 14 hours of low ambient light while you sleep. On humid evenings the fan cools the tent interior, and on damp mornings it feeds oxygen to a smoldering fire. One 1600 mAh charge stretches across all three roles.
How does the 3-in-1 Mini Pump compare to separate gear?
Carrying a dedicated pump sack, a clip fan, and a lantern separately adds bulk and several hundred grams. This 3-in-1 folds those jobs into a single 102 g unit, so the weight and packing-space savings are significant for gram-counters. It will not match a large area lantern for raw output, but at 300 lm it comfortably lights a small camp while doing two other jobs.
Specifications
| Characteristic | Naturehike CNK2300DQ022 |
|---|---|
| Min Weight (EU) | 102 g |
| Min Weight (US) | 3.6 oz |
| Size (EU) | 60 × 47 mm |
| Size (US) | 2.4 × 1.9 in |
| Brightness Modes | 60 lm (14 h) · 160 lm (6 h) · 300 lm (4.5 h) |
| Max Lighting Runtime | Up to 14 hours |
| Max Productivity | 180 L/min |
| Air Pressure (Inflation Mode) | 4.5 kPa |
| Air Pressure (Fan Mode) | 5 kPa |
| Inflation Time | ~40 sec (sleeping pad), ~20 sec (pillow) |
| Continuous Inflation Runtime | Up to 25 minutes |
| Battery Type | Rechargeable (built-in) |
| Battery Capacity | 1600 mAh |
| Output Power | 5 W |
| Charging Method | USB-C (protected port) |
| Charging Time | Approx. 3 hours (0–100%) |
| Housing Material | ABS plastic + polypropylene |
| Safety Features | Accidental activation lock, overload protection |
| Included Accessories | 5 inflation nozzles, USB-C charging cable |
| Best Use | Camping, inflatable gear setup, tent lighting, emergency preparedness, ultralight travel |
| Product Type | Mini Air Pump / Lantern / Fan |
Key features
- Three tools in one 102 g (3.6 oz) body: air pump, fan, and 360-degree lantern replace three separate items
- High-airflow pump inflates sleeping pads and camp pillows in seconds, saving your breath and lung effort
- Fan mode cools the tent, moves stale air, or acts as a bellows to start a stubborn fire
- Three lantern settings run 60 lm for up to 14 hours, 160 lm for up to 6 hours, or 300 lm for up to 4.5 hours
- 1600 mAh rechargeable battery powers all functions without disposable cells
- Compact 60 x 47 mm shape drops into a hip-belt pocket or the top of a frame pack
- ABS plastic and polypropylene housing keeps the unit light yet durable on the trail
3-in-1 Mini Pump FAQ
How bright is the lantern?
The lantern offers three levels: 60 lumens, 160 lumens, and a maximum of 300 lumens. The 60 lm setting is ideal for reading or a soft tent glow, 160 lm suits general camp tasks, and 300 lm lights a cook area or small campsite. Higher output means shorter runtime, from up to 14 hours down to about 4.5 hours.
Can it really inflate a sleeping pad?
Yes, the high-airflow pump mode fills sleeping pads and camp pillows in seconds. Using the pump instead of your breath also keeps warm, moist air out of the pad, which helps preserve insulation and prevent internal mildew over time. It handles most standard backpacking pads and inflatable pillows.
How long does the battery last?
Runtime depends on which function you use. On the lantern, the 1600 mAh battery delivers up to 14 hours at 60 lm, about 6 hours at 160 lm, and roughly 4.5 hours at 300 lm. Pump and fan use draw from the same rechargeable cell, so plan a full charge before longer trips.
How much does it weigh and how big is it?
It weighs just 102 g (3.6 oz) and measures 60 x 47 mm, about the size of a small film canister. That makes it one of the lightest ways to carry pump, fan, and lantern functions together, ideal for ultralight backpacking, bikepacking, and minimalist travel kits.
Related gear
See more in Lanterns, Lights & Lanterns, Orbiter 450, Galileo 500.
The Naturehike 3-in-1 Mini Air Pump combines a sleeping-pad inflator, a cooling fan, and a 360-degree camp lantern in one ultralight 102 g (3.6 oz) rechargeable body, making it a genuine multi-tool for backpackers who count every gram. Instead of packing a separate pump, a handheld fan, and a lantern, you carry a single palm-sized unit that inflates pads and pillows in seconds, moves air to cool your tent or coax a fire to life, and throws even light around camp after dark. A built-in 1600 mAh battery powers all three functions.
Hand-picked by our gear specialists, this compact lantern-and-pump belongs in any minimalist or bikepacking kit where space is scarce and versatility matters. The 360-degree lantern offers three brightness levels for everything from reading in the tent to lighting a cook area, while the fan mode doubles as a fire-starting bellows on damp mornings. At 60 x 47 mm it is barely larger than a film canister.
Who is the 3-in-1 Mini Pump built for?
This gadget is built for ultralight backpackers, bikepackers, and minimalist campers who want maximum function from minimum weight. If your pad currently takes dozens of breaths to fill, the pump saves your lungs and avoids introducing moisture into the insulation. The fan appeals to summer campers and anyone who lights fires in damp conditions, and the lantern covers general camp lighting for solo or two-person trips.
How do you use the 3-in-1 Mini Pump at camp?
On a typical night, you inflate your pad in seconds on arrival, switch to lantern mode to set up and cook, and drop to the 60 lm setting for up to 14 hours of low ambient light while you sleep. On humid evenings the fan cools the tent interior, and on damp mornings it feeds oxygen to a smoldering fire. One 1600 mAh charge stretches across all three roles.
How does the 3-in-1 Mini Pump compare to separate gear?
Carrying a dedicated pump sack, a clip fan, and a lantern separately adds bulk and several hundred grams. This 3-in-1 folds those jobs into a single 102 g unit, so the weight and packing-space savings are significant for gram-counters. It will not match a large area lantern for raw output, but at 300 lm it comfortably lights a small camp while doing two other jobs.
Specifications
| Characteristic | Naturehike CNK2300DQ022 |
|---|---|
| Min Weight (EU) | 102 g |
| Min Weight (US) | 3.6 oz |
| Size (EU) | 60 × 47 mm |
| Size (US) | 2.4 × 1.9 in |
| Brightness Modes | 60 lm (14 h) · 160 lm (6 h) · 300 lm (4.5 h) |
| Max Lighting Runtime | Up to 14 hours |
| Max Productivity | 180 L/min |
| Air Pressure (Inflation Mode) | 4.5 kPa |
| Air Pressure (Fan Mode) | 5 kPa |
| Inflation Time | ~40 sec (sleeping pad), ~20 sec (pillow) |
| Continuous Inflation Runtime | Up to 25 minutes |
| Battery Type | Rechargeable (built-in) |
| Battery Capacity | 1600 mAh |
| Output Power | 5 W |
| Charging Method | USB-C (protected port) |
| Charging Time | Approx. 3 hours (0–100%) |
| Housing Material | ABS plastic + polypropylene |
| Safety Features | Accidental activation lock, overload protection |
| Included Accessories | 5 inflation nozzles, USB-C charging cable |
| Best Use | Camping, inflatable gear setup, tent lighting, emergency preparedness, ultralight travel |
| Product Type | Mini Air Pump / Lantern / Fan |
Key features
- Three tools in one 102 g (3.6 oz) body: air pump, fan, and 360-degree lantern replace three separate items
- High-airflow pump inflates sleeping pads and camp pillows in seconds, saving your breath and lung effort
- Fan mode cools the tent, moves stale air, or acts as a bellows to start a stubborn fire
- Three lantern settings run 60 lm for up to 14 hours, 160 lm for up to 6 hours, or 300 lm for up to 4.5 hours
- 1600 mAh rechargeable battery powers all functions without disposable cells
- Compact 60 x 47 mm shape drops into a hip-belt pocket or the top of a frame pack
- ABS plastic and polypropylene housing keeps the unit light yet durable on the trail
3-in-1 Mini Pump FAQ
How bright is the lantern?
The lantern offers three levels: 60 lumens, 160 lumens, and a maximum of 300 lumens. The 60 lm setting is ideal for reading or a soft tent glow, 160 lm suits general camp tasks, and 300 lm lights a cook area or small campsite. Higher output means shorter runtime, from up to 14 hours down to about 4.5 hours.
Can it really inflate a sleeping pad?
Yes, the high-airflow pump mode fills sleeping pads and camp pillows in seconds. Using the pump instead of your breath also keeps warm, moist air out of the pad, which helps preserve insulation and prevent internal mildew over time. It handles most standard backpacking pads and inflatable pillows.
How long does the battery last?
Runtime depends on which function you use. On the lantern, the 1600 mAh battery delivers up to 14 hours at 60 lm, about 6 hours at 160 lm, and roughly 4.5 hours at 300 lm. Pump and fan use draw from the same rechargeable cell, so plan a full charge before longer trips.
How much does it weigh and how big is it?
It weighs just 102 g (3.6 oz) and measures 60 x 47 mm, about the size of a small film canister. That makes it one of the lightest ways to carry pump, fan, and lantern functions together, ideal for ultralight backpacking, bikepacking, and minimalist travel kits.
Related gear
See more in Lanterns, Lights & Lanterns, Orbiter 450, Galileo 500.
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