Size & Care

Product names often use a nominal size measured before inflation. The finished inflated dimensions can be smaller, and features vary by model. Always use the dimensions and specifications on the individual product page when planning fit, storage, racks, or operating space.

Choose by use and rider format

Single-rider tubes provide an individual seating position and are the simplest place to start.
Double- and multi-rider tubes add shared capacity and require enough operating and storage space for the larger format.
U-shape loungers use an open profile that changes how the rider sits and enters the tube.
Transparent styles provide a clear or translucent look while retaining model-specific construction and features.

Review the rider count, dimensions, handles, valves, bottom or backrest configuration, and intended use shown on the product page. Facility rules and the product label control where and how each model can be used.

Inflation checklist

Unfold the tube on a clean surface and inspect it before adding air.
Use a compatible low-pressure pump and inflate in stages.
Follow the product guidance and stop before the tube becomes overfirm or distorted.
Secure every valve and allow the product to settle before checking firmness again.
Recheck pressure after significant temperature or elevation changes.

Cleaning and drying

Rinse the tube with clean water after use, especially after exposure to chlorine, salt, sand, sunscreen, or dirt. For routine cleaning, use a soft cloth with mild soap and water. Avoid harsh solvents, abrasive tools, and chemicals that can damage PVC or printed graphics. Dry every surface completely before folding or storing.

Storage

Deflate gradually rather than forcing air through the valve.
Fold loosely along natural lines; avoid repeatedly creating a sharp crease in the same place.
Keep the clean, dry tube in a cool protected area away from sunlight, heat, freezing conditions, sharp objects, and pests.
Do not place heavy or pointed items on top of stored inflatables.

Repairs and return-to-service checks

Use a supplied repair patch only as directed for a suitable minor puncture. Repairs to seams, valves, handles, bottoms, backrests, or other structural areas need special caution. After any repair, inspect and test the tube in a controlled setting before returning it to normal use. Retire any product that cannot be restored safely.

For model-specific help, open the current product listing or contact us with the product name and a clear photo of the area in question.