will it keep my tube from sinking?
226260
It keeps the front of the tube from diving at lower speeds. We are very happy with the booster ball, except it's even bigger than you might think and takes almost as as much space in the boat as the tube.
226261
Tube can still nose dive if rider is to far forward when stopping to suddenly but tube stays up when pulling and weight is even.
226262
The Booster will hold the tow rope out of the water between your boat and your tube.
226263
Assuming the tube is functioning normally, yes the ball will keep the tube from sinking or allowing the nose of the tube from diving at take off. I used it with a two person tube and a three person tube pulled behind my pontoon at about a 5 thousand foot lake in Colorado. I was very pleased with its performance!
1927648
I haven't actually used it yet on a dive but it appears that it will stand if you have some tension on a line attached to it. It has a plastic clip on the bottom end so you can attache a string. If you are on the surface you'll need to hold it, there isn't any weight on the end. It is however a sealed tube and won't deflate if laid over.
2133025
No... It's a bladder tank holds up to a gallon of H2O a check valve will prevent back low...
1620734
no. But the whole purpose in my opinion of dive toys - is to dive down to retrieve them. this stays on top.
1901620
Yes. Should hold. At its widest, the hooks can accommodate something around 2.25/2.5" across, and it's deep enough to hold something around the same. The flatter the tube, perhaps there's some chance of wobble.
322698
If your float tube has a "Boston Valve" to inject air, then this pump will probably work.
1114644
I'm afraid I don't know that answer either since we bought it last year. The tube is sturdy and functions well.
1830334
Make sure the small white tube is lined up with the opening. It should flow over the side but not too strong.
323284
If you mean the tube where the air bubbles come out then no. If it is out of the water then it won't work properly. I keep mine about 1 to 1.5 inches under the water.
1802933
Not really....you would need to flush out all of the air in the connections (not bypass ports) and the sensor may not be able to handle getting wet..... you could get general levels of magnitude if you keep a column of air in the tube .....
711339
It should float, but that will depend on how much air you squeezed out when closing it.
1965002
The top inch or so should be kept out of the water. If the upper part gets wet, it won't hurt it, but it should not stay completely underwater
218077
I think it would float if you sealed it up good, but it is top heavy so it will probably tip over and not stay upright.
537128
It will work but you gotta be sure to keep the dirt from gettin in the tube and clogging it
1318199
It should as long as you're using it liberally and not caking it on yourself several times per day. My tube lasted me over a month. Good luck
1325473
It screws on but not by much.yes it will fall of. Tape on the pump will help.
1968320
I have used it in my garage with my 7 y/o son. It does need something to hold it down. I used my SCUBA diving weights. Just about anything will work.