Airhead Super Mable

Sure! Here's a general Amazon review for a boat tube. If you have a specific model or brand in mind, I can This boat tube has been a total hit with my family and friends! It inflates quickly, hooks up easily, and is super sturdy even at higher speeds. We’ve had a blast using it over the summer — it handles turns, bumps, and waves like a champ. The material feels thick and durable, and the handles are well-placed and comfortable to grip (even for the kids). We’ve had multiple riders on it with no problem, and it still looks almost brand new after several weekends on the water. If you're looking for a fun, high-quality tube for the lake or river, this one’s definitely worth it. Highly recommend!

I purchased this tube to replace a lay-down style tube that warped (bloated) in the middle. There was only 1 review when I bought this, but I took a chance and it was worth the risk and the price - so far :). Here is what I've learned/picked-up from using Mable. Survival Tip 1: This thing can get some major air (5ft!) when the water is very choppy from boat/pwc traffic (on the 4th of July weekend for example). This is really cool, until the rider comes down. So, a word of advice - from experience - if you get major air ***LET GO***! Yes, this may seem to go against your initial instincts to hold on for dear life. But, here is something to consider - you will have two outcomes if you hold on: A) you will get ejected after the impact OR B) you will get a good amount of whiplash. Our riders had some not-so-fun-and-painful landings/ejections when they held on, but were fine if they let go mid-air. If you are not going to provide a flat ride, and are looking to catch a good amount of air, your may want to inform your rider(s) of this. Survival Tip 2: Mable isn't a one-trick towable. Mable can fly and tip and flip! While Mable may seem bottom-heavy (and thus non-flippable), if you whip the tube out wide enough and fast enough (i.g. boat speed around 20MPH) you can lose your rider(s). I don't think we had any injuries from tipping or flipping, besides riders having the occasional collision while on the tube. Survival Tip 3: With adult riders and with Mable in the 'chariot' (kneeling) position, our boat wasn't strong enough to get Mable started unless the riders leaned back. So, tip 3 is to LEAN BACK when in the chariot position to get started. Afterwards, the rider can get comfortable without trouble. As a side note, when we had one rider and had speeds between 10MPH and 15MPH, Mable nosedived in the 'lounge' position. She would also sometimes drag or tip over without a rider, usually when the boat slowed down from lower speeds that were between 10MPH and 15MPH. General Tidbits: -Switching the position of Mable is really easy. -She also stays inflated very well - we didn't have to re-inflate after the initial inflation. -The handles and padded areas can rub on the rider(s) skin. If you want maximum protection for your skin, wear long pants when kneeling. Longer bottoms may also be a good idea for sitting too since regular swimsuits may ride-up. Gloves may be a good idea for extended rides, or you'll risk blisters. --- Overall, the Big Mable is an awesome tube. It handles all sorts of riders, it has held up well (over three months with at least 2 weeks of heavy use/abuse), and it is very very fun. It is easy to switch positions. --- Notes: Used only on fresh-water lake.

We have had this towable for three years and The Super Mabel was a great purchase! It has been very durable and the kids have figured out multiple ways to use it for fun. From just an air mattress to relax and grab some sun to being a fun place to play and rough-house, it has been a great addition to our dock. Then, of course there is the excitement of towing it behind the boat. It is a tough toy and up for hours of laughter and screams of delight. It is a big towable (easily carries three) and because it is tough, it is also a bit on the heavy side. That is the only “negative” I can come up with.

Super Mable is Super Awesome! My kids (9 & 12) are not the adventurous type. We had tried tubing once with an old Obrien donut tube and they hated it. But recently we had seen other folks out there with this tube, and all their kids were laughing, screaming & having fun. Most importantly, despite the fact that they were whipping around pretty good, nobody was getting dumped. Soooo, we decided to take a chance. We decided to go with the 3 person, figuring it could be used with 1,2, or 3 kids. This way, if they have a friend along, everyone can pile in there at once in one trip. So with a big gulp we spent the money on this thing. Figured if they didn't like it, I could try to sell it on Craigslist. The thing is HUGE. We are fortunate enough to have a cottage on the water, and so we just plop it in the water and tow right from the dock. Otherwise, there is no way we could transport it in/on the boat...it would have to be towed along the whole day. (we have an 18' jet boat). The bottom part and the backrest part are inflated separately, so we just deflate the backrest for storage. (it took a really long time to inflate with a portable compressor) We also got the super-heavy-duty 4-person tow rope, and thank goodness. The thing weighs a ton, especially when wet. The kids LOVE it, and so do their friends. The 9-year-old has to re-grip often, because the handles are really big for her little hands. They also wear goggles for the spray. So far, nobody has fallen off, and there have been some big wake waves. We are pretty conservative with the speed, and they have a great time. I suppose if you really tried you could dump someone. According to the kids, the best thing about it is that it's fun without the fear of falling off. And they can all go together at the same time, which is more fun than going alone, and no arguments about whose turn it is, someone's turn was longer, etc. Thought the price was high, but turns out the real cost is in gas, because now they want to tube tube tube all day! As far as the durability, that remains to be seen. Hopefully it last a long time. So far though, it was worth the investment, and everyone is glad we got it.

Great tube for the kids. Very stable.

Yep as advertised this thing is built tuff, very happy, me and the kids are gunna put this thing to the test ,built very good,kid friendly with the high back, pulls ok behind my 25 hp Yamaha,great handles all over it

I bought a boat to get our children outside and doing activities. We do fishing, overnighting, relaxing and watersports. Since we live in Singapore, all our activities are in the ocean - with wind and waves from loads of cargo ships. We have paddle board, wake board, knee board, slice 3ppl towable and this 3 person Super Mable. It is safe to say that this is their favourite water toy so far. We normally tow it sitting facing forward, but in this video we turned it facing “backwards” and the kids on their knees, which is a bit more active ride. The kids keep pushing each other to go faster (and I slow them down to get home in one piece). They have so much fun on this thing. Every trip someone will get tossed out almost guaranteed, despite it being very stable. This is due to waves. But it is much easier to ride than most towable as you basically sit as if in a sofa and hold on. At first I thought that would be boring, so I bought the slice version. But it is anything but boring. They love every minute on it. The only complaint I have is the fuel bill. They never want to stop… Note: it is heavy to lift, especially when wet from use. It is well made with great materials and seemingly strong seams. I highly recommend this towable. Possible to use for age 10 upwards I would guess. Even my wife gets on it and enjoys.

Product leaked after only a few uses (less than one season).

Excelente artículo, muy divertido y seguro, funciona a la perfección para 2 personas. Además a muy buen precio. Lo recomiendo ampliamente.