I am unsure what size to get. The number one thing we want to be able to do is the mushroom. Will 12' do this? Or will it have to be the 20'?
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Marshall, go with the bigger one. The kids love our parachute and we have found so many fun uses for it. But as they have grown I find myself wishing I had gone with the larger one. It's worth the extra investment.
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You cannot reach 20 ft,you can't hold it over your head and control it.You might reach 16 ft,depends on your strength and conditioning.
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For my 8' pontoon boat, I use an 8 lb mushroom on lakes. I doubt you'd need more than that.
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A Wilderness Pungo 120 fits loosely in the 13 foot..I measured around the widest beam and the lengh at 12 feet. Then decided on on 13' to give extra room. Call Vortex. They can help with size too. If you decide to get a tarp instead, make sure to get a BOAT tarp so it will hold up to weather and UV exposure.
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I dunno about 20g, but 410 would fall through. As for 12g, that's what I bought it for and it fits like it was made for it.Hope that helps. And while you're at it, if this is a "test order" just go ahead and order two cuz you're gonna like it.
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If I had to do it over again I think I would buy 6". I had the 3" put on my roof but I still have moss......so I will try 6" next time.
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I think a 20 or 24 would be fine. I live on a pond and we have 24 inch ones.
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So if you are looking to ride with an additional rider I would probably go with a little bigger model like the 11' Explorer or 12'6 Touring since it will give you more space and volume on the water. The 10' can it just depends on the experience level of the rider and the size of the people on the board. But for caution I would probably go with the 11' in this scenario. If you would like to discuss this in more detail or any other questions you can reach us on our toll free number 888-569-7873 Monday-Friday 9am-5pm PST. Thanks and will talk to you soonISLE Surf & SUP
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Yes it will be enough since its 12, 14 n 16..... the longer it gets the less it will be mine is 28 inches so huge diff...but the three bundles in those inches will be perfect
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Gosh, it depends upon how many handholds you have, how old (how big) the kids are and, of course, how much room you have! I favor the 12' one, simply because its size makes it more versatile for things like building a fort indoors (draping it over tables, etc), and is more manageable for the kids to handle and pack around. Also, if there are kids on every handhold--and I think there are at least 8 handholds on the 12' version--they can get a great "billow" effect on the 12' 'chute, as opposed to the 20'. I guess I'd recommend the 12' for your gang. It's a great party game thing as well as creative play. Have fun! Gosh, it depends upon how many handholds you have, how old (how big) the kids are and, of course, how much room you have! I favor the 12' one, simply because its size makes it more versatile for things like building a fort indoors (draping it over tables, etc), and is more manageable for the kids to handle and pack around. Also, if there are kids on every handhold--and I think there are at least 8 handholds on the 12' version--they can get a great "billow" effect on the 12' 'chute, as opposed to the 20'. I guess I'd recommend the 12' for your gang. It's a great party game thing as... » Read More Gosh, it depends upon how many handholds you have, how old (how big) the kids are and, of course, how much room you have! I favor the 12' one, simply because its size makes it more versatile for things like building a fort indoors (draping it over tables, etc), and is more manageable for the kids to handle and pack around. Also, if there are kids on every handhold--and I think there are at least 8 handholds on the 12' version--they can get a great "billow" effect on the 12' 'chute, as opposed to the 20'. I guess I'd recommend the 12' for your gang. It's a great party game thing as well as creative play. Have fun! « Show Less
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We have the 12 inch and it is perfect for the whole family. It fits in the beach bag too! Order extra balls.
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I bought a large and it is 16". It depends on how much larger you want it. Since it has to be odd numbers , ours started with one to three to five to seven, then back to five three one. So you would have to figure out how big you wantrd it first then do some math.
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I bought the "9 inch" bunny and it was only 7.5" standing. So I would assume that the 20" is not actually that big. But in all honesty I don't know.
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If you have a 10 by 20 "A" frame and the tarp is to be bungied to the frame it is best to get the 12 by 20 tarp. It will actually measure 11' 6" by 19' 6". This will allow the bungees to hold the tarp tight. You need the 12' to make up the rise of the top. The tarp will not actually reach all the way to the frame. It should be about 3" short all the way around. If you need bungees, buy the 7" length. The other feature to check is how many grommets it has and how far aprt they are. 18-24 inches works fine, all the way around. Hope this helps.
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A 12x18 worked fine for us, just enough for the tent and a little more clearance. If you want clean space around it probably a 12x20.
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Having both, I'd go with the 12' if you are over 5'7" or if you are heavy at all. The smaller one is fun but the longer one comes with the straps on the front too. Great boards! We love them!
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I went under. After I recieved the 12" I decided the 16" were a better fit for some of mine. One review did mention that they shouldn't be too much bigger since he had an issue with it falling over I think. I might measure them lilke you suggested and see if that would have made a difference in my choice. I hope this helps.