Boat Tubes
Radar Boat Tube Package
From $143.10Radar Liftoff 3 Person Tube
$376.95 $339.95Radar Magic Carpet Kneeboard
$229.95 $189.95Radar Orion 2 Marshmallow Top 2 Person Boat Tube
$299.95 $229.95
Radar 4 Person Tube Rope
$44.95 $40.95
Radar Falkor Marshmallow Top 4 Person Boat Tube
$652.95 $529.95
Radar Foot Pump
$42.95 $33.95
Radar 6 Person Boat Tube Rope
$69.95 $54.95
Radar 60ft Two Person Tube Rope
$34.95 $24.95
Radar UFO 2 Person Boat Tube
$429.95 $269.95
Jobe Sports Slash Kneeboard
$259.95 $214.95
Jobe Sports 55ft 4 Person Tube Rope
$49.95 $47.95
Jobe Sports Sentry Kneeboard
$289.95 $249.95
Jobe Sports Rumble 1 Person Tube
$143.95 $127.95
Radar Edge 3 Person Tube
$329.95 $289.95
Radar River Fridge Tube
$94.95
Radar Boston Valve
$9.95
Radar Hawk Knee Wakeboard
$319.95 $229.95
Radar Orion 3 Marshmallow Top 3 Person Boat Tube
$319.95 $259.95
Jobe Sports 60ft Transfer Water Ski Combo Rope
$42.95 $41.95
Radar Edge 2 Person Tube
$259.95
Radar HydroFloat Tube
$139.95
Jobe Sports 65ft Hook Handle
$89.95
Radar Vortex 1 Person Tube
$214.95 $139.95
Radar 2.5 PSI Battery Clip High Volume Pump
$149.95 $109.95
Radar Global Water Sports Diamond Grip Handle
$59.95 $45.95
Radar 2.7 PSI High Volume Pump (US Only)
$189.95 $184.95
Radar Teacup 3 person Boat Tube
$649.95 $479.95
Jobe Sports 65ft Prime Wake Combo Rope
$56.95 $48.95
Jobe Sports 50ft 2 Person Tube Rope
$35.95 $32.95
Radar Kneeboard/Freeride Diamond 5 Section Grip Handle
$74.95 $68.95
Radar 12V DC Tube Pump
$54.95
Radar Aqua Lounger
$149.95 $139.95
Radar Water Ski Boat Tow Harness
$34.95 $26.95
Radar Astro 2 Person Tube
$249.95
Radar Galaxy 4 Person Tube
$1,309.95 $1,099.95What Are Boat Tubes?
Boat tubes, also known as water tubes or towable tubes, are inflatable tubes normally attached to a motorboat. Secured by a rope running through an anchoring point, boat tubes are specifically designed for recreational purposes. They vary in size and can be used by up to four people. Single and double rider water tubes can be inflated using a normal foot or hand pump. Larger tubes will require an inflator with stronger output.
Choosing the Right Boat Tube
You must first consider who is going to ride the tube. Determine their size and the number of people that you want to pull with your boat. Consider a tube where children or adults can comfortably sit in and not on. Sitting in the towable tube will make little ones and grown-ups feel in control during the ride. In addition, there is no risk for people to fall off in case they lose grip on the handles.
How to Remain Safe While Tubing
Boat tubes are great fun but it’s important to stay safe. Remember to inflate your boat towable tube properly. Partially inflated tubes create drag on the water, causing strain on the tube’s tow point and rope.
Wear a life jacket even if you are an experienced swimmer, the currents on which boat tubes travel can overwhelm a person if it gets knocked into the water. Do not use ski ropes for your towable tubes. They were never designed for this purpose and can break the towable tube while pulling with your boat.
If you are on the lookout for life jackets and impact vests, check our Water Sports Protection page.