INTEX River Rat 48in Inflatable Swim Tube & Floating Lounge Raft, 4-Pack

these are pretty solid tubes compared to the cheap ones in the store. We were happy with purchase baught them to take to Vegas to go to mandalay bay pool so we didn't have to spend 30 dollars per person on a small one there so we could take in the lazy river and they fit the criteria of how big they need to be, does not exceed. and we fig kids will use them over the summer as well! Thank you.

Perfect for creeks and such where you could encounter a stick or two. Quite durable and size is adult size

We bought 15 of these: a six pack and a three pack from Amazon and a six pack from Bass Pro.The cost was great compared to renting tubes for $12/person per day.We inflated them with an Intex two way handpump. It took about 5-7 min per tube with teens taking turns. Deflating was time consuming bc the valves have that plastic flap inside to keep air from coming out. We still thought it was worth it.One tube was damaged when we opened it’s box. One was punctured by a stick or log on site. The patch did not work. We tried several. And even added gorilla tape.No rope loops ripped off. We had a big, rowdy crowd so these tubes sustained a lot of play. At the end of each float many of the tubes were floppy had to be reinflated for more play.They were used for 3 different days on the James River, rammed into rocks, etc so I’d say they are durable.Without head rests taking more than a 2 hr float would have been very uncomfortable. They are large in size.

I’ve bought River Rat tubes as my go-to for lake and home pool use. They last us for years!

Brought these in our suitcases and inflated them at the cabana bay lazy river. Was glad to have them . Tricky to deflate, though.

If you go though lots of tubes this is the deal for you. More durable then normal cheep tubes, and colors are cool. Recommend.

We have taken them down the river a few times this summer.They are not as thick as car tire inner tubes, but they have lasted us just fine.They come with a tube inside the tube. So even if the outer tube failed, there would be something to hold onto in the water. We have not had to use this feature. But it is a cool feature.We bought them for a one-time event. We bought them because we could not find any local car inner tubes for the right price. We thought we would use them once and be done. We have used them several times.They have lasted just fine. I have been in low water on the river, and drug across rocks, and scraped across rocks... The tubes held up just fine.Good tubes for the price.

We love these tubes. We own quite a few of them. We use them on the Dividson River in North Carolina. Sometimes it is very low and the ride is slow with us getting stuck on the rocks. Other times we have tubed with the river much higher and faster. The tubes have always been very strong and reliable. I did pop one about a year or two ago. The river was high and the water fast. I hit a sharp rock and the tube popped. Foutunately the inner safety tube did its job and did not deflate. The tube was still inflated enough for me to to get to the shore safely. I just bought four more of these tubes this year. We use them year after year. We do have to replace one or two a year because some of them are getting old and don't hold the air as they once did. We find that purchasing our own is much cheeper than renting tubes.