Re: Towables?
We have several tubes that get a lot of use.<br />One that is covered on one side only that we use for the very young beginning tubers. They can sit in it and at low speeds it is not at all intimidating.<br />We also have a couple that are covered on both sides and you can give a person a pretty wild ride on them. We often double tube, but you do need to use some caution so you don't have a major collision of heads when they come together.<br />We also have the Seadoo triple seater and it is by far the most used water toy we have. 1, 2, or 3 people at a time can ride. It is very stable, but it is also possible to give everyone a wild ride with it. <br />A few comments: <br />1. Buy a good towing rope. Don't use a ski rope. A rope for a towable is much heavier and is about 50' or 60' long. Can't remember which. <br />2. Be sure to use equal length ropes when pulling more than one tube.<br />3. Remember that the tube is going to go wherever the driver puts it. It isn't like a skier where they can change direction if they need to.<br />4. Keep in mind that when the towing boat is going 20 to 25 mph, the tube will some times be at least double that speed. Lots of fun for some people, not so much fun for others.<br /><br />Enjoy!<br /><br />Charles