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How Does a Ski Tube Work?
How Does a Ski Tube Work?
For watersports enthusiasts, a ski tube is perhaps the best marriage of hardcore watersporting and a relaxing dip - an inflatable inner tube with a ski tow harness to be towed behind a boat, requiring no balancing acts and compatible with almost any boat. How so, you ask? Let's take a closer look.
The Makeup Many types of water ski tubes are on the market, and most of their differences are in the weight limit they can sustain and their shapes. Some are round, others are rectangular, and some are oddly shaped - such as multi-rider banana boats. |  |
The Method
Water ski tubes are designed to be used in tow of a boat. Simply attach the water tube to the boat with a special towing harness, attach the tow rope to the harness, then attach the tow rope to the boat tube. Make sure all your equipment - tube, tow rope, and boat alike - is in proper working condition, and then simply maintain an appropriate speed, wake, and eye for other water traffic. Riders, depending on the type of boat tube used, will either sit in or lie on the ski tube as it's pulled.
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