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Your cart is empty.The classic FREQUENT FLYER DECKTUBE -Equipped with two large EVA Foam body pads to protect your knees and elbows. Multiple double webbing foam handles with knuckle guards enable various riding positions. Patented aluminum Quick Connect tow points come standard so attaching and detaching your tow rope is fast and easy to maximize your time on the water. Featuring a simple one chamber design with Speed Safety Valve, you’ll have your tube inflated in no time. If that wasn’t enough, stylish custom graphics on the top and bottom of the heavy-duty full nylon covers will get you noticed on the water. The self bailing drain vents will keep you sailing with unbelievable speed and grace! 1-3 rider, 80 in. (deflated) 73 in. (inflated)
Danette
Reviewed in the United States on July 11, 2022
I’ve had this towable for five summers now, and it is STILL going strong! It’s provided a lot of summer fun for my kids and their friends. I have a 20 foot pontoon with a 90 hp motor and I do rinse it off with fresh water and let it air dry after each lake use. I’ve rated it a five on sturdiness and durability, and a four on easy to inflate only because the inside bladder sometimes gets twisted/bunched up. Not a huge issue. This was absolutely a good investment.
Mike
Reviewed in Canada on August 11, 2020
Best price around. This is a well made product. Our teenagers love it
R
Reviewed in the United States on June 15, 2018
Arrived on time. Tube is very & durable with room for 2 adults or 3 small children. Height of inflated tube is thicker which makes it feel sturdier & gives a smoother ride. Only problem we were surprised about was bad chaffing on our elbows, considering one of the selling points was the smooth pads designed to prevent chaffing so just fyi. We usually buy Ho & Obrien towables but their tubes this size are much more expensive and we like this one just as much so far. Great buy.
Tyler
Reviewed in the United States on March 23, 2017
This is a GREAT tube. Quick background, I'm a 27 year old Florida man who lives a block from the boat launch. As such, I was using this tube pretty much every weekend for a year, and it took about 15 months of hard use and being left outside for the handles to finally start falling off. When I say hard use, I mean we were generally tubing hard enough that one person would be holding on for dear life being flung around on the outside and the inside person would have to be on their knees balancing the outside person's weight to keep the tube from flipping over.. Basically constantly pushing the tube and rider's to their limits. I was extremely happy with how long the tube lasted in those conditions, and was extremely pleased with the four handles on each side for maximum versatility and ease of moving around on it. The tube is small enough to be thrown all over the wake with ease, but large enough for a person to dive over the other person and switch sides so the better tuber could constantly have the inside position.Only downside is the term Frequent Flyer isn't quite as accurate as I would like. With one person, I could make a tight 27ish knot turn and ALMOST get a person to actually fly, but flying the "Frequent Flier" has turned out to be a near impossible endeavor. I just purchased another tube to replace last year's, hopefully this time I will learn how to fly it better.
TravellingBuckeye
Reviewed in the United States on August 10, 2012
We have a lake house, a 50mph tri-pontoon boat with a 200hp motor, and a jet ski.We do A LOT OF TUBING, and own a rediculous number of tubes, skis, knee boards, etc.This is the biggest round tube we've found. We can ride 3 adults or 4 children on it, and LOVE, Love, love this tube.It has 8 total hand grips on front (most other tubes only have 6 grips). Having 8 grips is a BIG DEAL even if you're only towing 2 or 3 people, because it gives riders a variety of options for positioning their hands on grips.It has a strap in the middle that you can grab to pull yourself up out of the water onto the tube with. THIS IS A BIG DEAL unless you're 11 years old and strong. Dragging yourself up out of the water onto a tube gets harder and harder as the day wears on and you get tired (note: if you haven't fallen off, you aren't going fast enough... :-). We love the strap to pull yourself up.IMPORTANT NOTES:1) This is a BIG tube, and as such it has a tendency to "nosedive" or "snowplow" when you're launching too slowly or pulling too slowly (where the front of the tube plows down into the water). Your riders need to keep their weight toward the back when you're first launching, or if you're pulling very slowly.2) Because the tube snowplows more often than our 54" or 68" round tubes, if you pull it with a lightweight ski post or ski bar, YOU COULD EASILY BEND YOUR SKI POST or BAR. We pull it with a heavy two-point rope tow harness that connects to metal cleats on the ends of two of our metal pontoons. When this tube is fully loaded with people and it plows down into the water, I imagine it is pulling back with 1,000 pounds of force or more. This is one of the worse tubes I've seen for snowplowing (but we still love it).3) This tube benefits enormously from a SportsStuff 4K Booster Ball, because it keeps the rope up and helps to keep the tube from snowplowing. For that matter, EVERY TUBE would benefit from a SportsStuff Booster Ball. We have 2 of them, and love them. They keep the rope out of the water, which keeps water from flying up off the rope and into your eyes when you're flying across the lake at 30mph. Buy one.All in all, we love this tube. We pull it with a tow harness attached to the pontoon cleats, we use a Booster Ball to keep the rope up out of the water, our riders keep their weight back when we're launching slow or pulling slow, and we watch the tube and our riders and pull out of the throttle if it snowplows.And SportsStuff tubes and equipment are some of the best and most intelligently designed tubing gear we've seen. They ahve smart stuff like 8 hand grips and strap to pull yourself up with, which others should have but don't.This is the most fun tube we own. It's big, cumbersome to carry on land, and a lot of fun. If it popped tomorrow I'd order another one...
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