2025 New & Upgraded Sunlite Sports Heavy Duty River Tube Inflatable, Premium Water Float to Lounge Above Lake and River, Outdoor Water Raft Sport Fun, Recreational Use

Super awesome tubes! We went to a place with multiple cascades. We went down them 4 times and there were 4 to 5 cascades each time. They stayed inflated. We bumped multiple rocks. There weren't real sharp, but they weren't smooth either. The tubes held up. They are very comfortable. My son is 6 ft and it worked great for him. I highly recommend these tubes and I am very satisfied with them.

Went tubing at the canopy is awesome! Tube was quality and help up great even against rocks in the water. Good for a big adult man.

I purchased these to go lazy tubing and these held up amazingly. We went over some rapids, definitely got stuck under trees and for the most part, the canopy was a savior. In the end, the canopies did not survive for some of us, but they were an absolute lifesaver for floating down the river in the Arizona sun. They inflated very easily with an air pump, and a canopy were very easy to put together, and they deflated very fast when done.One downside was at the canopy was not movable. You couldn’t slide it behind you or in front of you or anything like that. It did a great job of keeping the sun off of your upper body and face, but it would’ve been nice to just be able to move it.

Held air pretty good but if you’re on the bigger side might not be as good. Did it’s job thought

Great tube! Comfy and sturdy

Favorite pool float. Comfortable, durable and not too pricey. Cup holder’s aren’t the best unless you use only cans.

Durable. We took these down the river. Definitely hit some rocks, branches ect and made it with out tube intact. The Shae part was helpful, but also can be a sail in the wind.. 🤣 Great tube.

TLDR: flimsy material that doesn’t hold up the AZ Salt River. Lasted 2 1/2 trips. The shade acts like a sail but only to stall you out and does not help you get moving. Does not fully inflate.I bought this float and I was really looking forward to using it this summer at the Salt River in AZ. It lasted 2 1/2 trips. Every trip we stalled out multiple times due to the angling of the shade. It acts as a sail but not in any helpful way but in a way that makes you stuck anytime there’s a lull in the river. I’d get out and swim to get it moving again and then stall out only a few minutes later. We ended up having to take it down to keep moving. The float did not inflate all of the way for any of the trips. It does not hold up to rocks or getting bumped into a bank. Halfway through the third trip it broke at the seam and was irreparable. I ended up having to go back and rent tubes just to finish the trip we had planned. The two seater of a different brand we bought a previous summer was less expensive and is still going strong on its second year. This was a great idea that ended up being a waste of money.