If I wanted to take this out with my wife and float the lake with it, will it support us without having water gush over the side?
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Update. ... im just talking to my sister and she told me that tree adults(including her) had a super time on it, there were going very fast and no problem or what so ever. Maybe the weight has to be at the back. Hope you decide the best...
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It is a shame to give this review because the material is very strong, the quality excellent. BUT!!!! When two olders go at the same time it goes kind or like a submarine until the boat gain speed. It is great only for kids. Maybe there should be a maxinun weight allow that i havent found. I recommend it only for kids..
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It is a quality product and will hold the weight of even three people easily but if you are just "floating" and not pulling it with your boat there are better options. This isn't for lounging around because like someone mentioned if it's not in motion being pulled behind a boat the front nose dives into the water. This is built for laying on it low and holding on to the grips and feet and legs hanging off the back. So if you are just wanting to use it as a raft or like an inner tube this is not what it's designed for and I think you would be unhappy with it if it were used for that purpose. If you use it for pulling behind a boat and going fast (or slow) you can't go wrong with this. We love it. It is a quality product and will hold the weight of even three people easily but if you are just "floating" and not pulling it with your boat there are better options. This isn't for lounging around because like someone mentioned if it's not in motion being pulled behind a boat the front nose dives into the water. This is built for laying on it low and holding on to the grips and feet and legs hanging off the back. So if you are just wanting to use it as a raft or like an inner tube this is not what it's designed for and I think you would be unhappy with it if it were used for... » Read More It is a quality product and will hold the weight of even three people easily but if you are just "floating" and not pulling it with your boat there are better options. This isn't for lounging around because like someone mentioned if it's not in motion being pulled behind a boat the front nose dives into the water. This is built for laying on it low and holding on to the grips and feet and legs hanging off the back. So if you are just wanting to use it as a raft or like an inner tube this is not what it's designed for and I think you would be unhappy with it if it were used for that purpose. If you use it for pulling behind a boat and going fast (or slow) you can't go wrong with this. We love it. « Show Less
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I am 135lbs. and I was tubing with 3 teenages, each weighing between 90-110 and it easily held our weight without water gushing over. Just holding on, kept the front up nicely but when I was on it by myself the front stays up good. I'm not that familiar with tubing but the others were and said it was an excellent tube.
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The only time we have trouble with this tube submerging when being towed behind a boat is when the riders have too much weight on the front and not enough on the back. We had a submarine incident with 2 and 4 year old grandchildren. Obviously it had nothing to do with the size and weight of the riders.
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Yes. It is great for floating on. It should hold two people just fine, unless you are really big. If it is blown up tight and you get on carefully, you probably won't even get wet.
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If you attach a short rope between the handle and your neck before you throw it in, sure it will float. There is no generator on this unit so feel free to tie your dog to another generator before you thow this unit in the lake.
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Yes. We filled our 's with water just in case we wanted to move it later. But they suggest filling it with either sand or water.
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I think that it would work for that purpose. Mine didn't hold air like it should have and I ultimately just tossed it out. I considered keeping it to use as a pool for our little one in the summer. You do need to be able to drain it where you use it... it will most likely just collapse if you try to pick it up to move and dump the water.... Hope this helps!
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Ours didn't float at all. It was a family event in FL in August. Maybe you would have better luck.
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It should float but the float may be just to hold to camera only and not with the pole but if your using the pole under water then you dont need the float
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We think it would make a fine ditch bag. Its going to float some but thats going to depend on what you fill it with. The bag itself does not have any flotation built into it.
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No. The top inflatable ring rises as the water level rises. With no water, the sides of the pool will fall.
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Once put together i dont think so. Its not super heavy but with it being full if water its just a little awkward. If you take the water out i dont see why not if you put the seats down.
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Probably. It won't float, but there's nothing that I can see with it that would be a problem if it got wet or submerged.
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dont know probably the water keep flowing hope it waters ur yard. I anchored mine to a plywood square just so it would not move around i guess i solved the overturning problem without meaning to. Works great. Good luck w urs
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Yes! The sections with the inflatable rings are very narrow. Most of this float is mesh (baby LOVES to splash!). I was pool-side, babe in arms, and it took me no time at all!
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Yes, this one floats on top of the water well with the least amount of drag out of all our tubes. You should be fine, even with this smaller boat, as long as your rider(s) are within the tube's weight limit.
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The plexiglass is positioned so that it is "arched" therefore there is no issue with water remaining on top. However there were several issues I had with the one I bought and how the pieces fit together including the plexiglass staying affixed between the front and back tracks. It would blow out with winds and land on the ground. I would contact the company and make sure this will not be an issue.
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Not that I can see. Your only option would be from where the water is drawn from the reservoir. There're is a valve there, but I don't know if it would be worth it. I've read the manual and it does not offer this option. You would have to rig it on your own.
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So far mine is standing up well to repeated submersion in the lake. I can't imagine why it wouldn't stand up well on an outdoor porch.
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No, the water would overflow and all you would have left is a small amount. This has to be used for feed so the gravity takes it to the tray. Suggest getting a similar size but made for water where the water is regulated.