The Original Snow Tube (36 Inch)

Used for a "tube tug" game with some of our kids during VBS and it worked great. Have yet to try it on the water or snow.

We ordered this to swim in a lake while camping. Just what we were looking for. Felt sturdy. Stem didn’t jab into our bodies because they have a nice stem cap. Just what we were looking for.Deflation took a bit as I held valve open with my finger, maybe there is an easier way but that’s not their fault.

I am using these tubes for snow and river. They are very durable. They are much better than the truck tubes that I would normally use!

I brought this to sled down our driveway, but found that the cheap plastic sleds from Target were better for our purpose, I don't fault this product which is nicely made, just that the plastic sled worked better for us. I kept it because it will also see time in the lake this summer.

We have several of these in different sizes. 36" is good for bigger kids and adults. 48" is good for two people. 65" is great for whole family.They are very durable rubber, NOT vinyl or PVC. The short valve stem and the wide tapered cap is great.

I've had it for a year and use it almost every day in the pool from April-October. I will buy more.

We bought 3 of these in various sizes. We tried them twice and had little success getting them to slide. Had to use feet & hands to push ourselves down the hill. To be fair, it does say that more use makes it more slippery. But we had surprisingly little snow in New England this winter, so didn't have many opportunities to use them. If I were to go again, I might try lubricating the bottom. Cooking spray, maybe? Also, one tube filled with air unevenly. One side is thicker than the other. Not sure how that happened.... They do seem to be much stronger than a traditional cheap plastic inner tube, but I'm not sure I would have spent the money in hindsight.

I ordered one of these to try since the price was higher than others. Great quality but smaller than I thought.