Bradley Heavy Duty Rubber Snow Tube | River Tube, Sledding Float | Pool Closing Inner Tube | Truck Inner Tubes

One of the places we camp has a river that runs through it that is fun to float. The river is kind of small, so tubes are a great option for floating. These tubes are perfect. They're rugged enough that they stand up to rocky shorelines, and can withstand running into trees and other things on the river. I highly recommend these.

Inner well was too small. This is more ideal for a lake or a pool. Not a river. One of the tubes came out lopsided when we filled it. Took way too long to deinflate. Ended up having to leave them behind at the campground. Complete waste of money.

Tried 3 pumped to about 5 foot height. Wasn’t good enough and pool cover pump didn’t work in last 1 inch rain. Water level is 2 inches below tile. Cover didn’t drain to side and sagged under the weight.Just added a fourth tube and pumped them all to the full 6 foot height. This makes them 15 inches thick instead of 13. This seems to be adequate to allow for better drainage. Pricey but this should negate the need for the pump. Spacing of 6 feet from edge and between tubes. No need to tie tubes in place. Heavy duty rubber.This is the first year using a solid cover. Have only used the mesh covers before which made for a lot of work cleaning every spring to get the algae out.Took a couple of pictures which hopefully show the outline of the tubes. I did have to add a couple of sand bags around the steps. It keeps the leaves from getting underneath the cover.Today it is raining again with water from cover draining to the sides. Should also handle the weight of any snow loads.

Purchased 5 of these to use for closing our pool this year. 2 of the 5 had holes, not usable. The company asked me to send pictures of the defective items and shipping labels, unable to upload the items they requested. Tried typing there name as it appeared on the email I received but said it’s not valid. Very disappointed in this purchase!

Very frustrated, the bullet point stated short Valve Stems" The photos give little detail , but look very short. the valve stems on the actual product stems are 6 inches long and made of metal. I can just see someone getting impaled by it. wondering if they can be cut down an rethreaded to make them short

Tied 3 together and used as a float to support winter cover for above ground pool. No more deflating or rupture.

Had one as a kid and got one for my twins to use in the pool. We don’t have to mess with any other Floaties now!! My 10 year olds both fit on it! Got the 44”. Just might buy an even bigger one for them and their friends to play on.

I’m using this tube to hold the net that covers my 10,000 gallon pond off the water. It’s Fall right now and the leaves and debris that collect on top of the net need to be kept off the water so it doesn’t stain the pond water. I have the 48” tube and it’s doing an excellent job. The rubber is thick and I know that I won’t have to reinflate it half way through the winter. When the summer comes around it’ll make a great float for using on the river we swim in and it’s big and tough enough for two adults. It was pricey but you get what you pay for. I’m very happy with this purchase.