| Maximum Weight Recommendation | 220 Pounds |
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| Age Range (Description) | Kid |
| Item Package Dimensions L x W x H | 41 x 40 x 6 inches |
| Package Weight | 7.71 Kilograms |
| Brand Name | WindRider |
| Manufacturer | WindRider |
| Part Number | WRSTPC000 |
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Parents say that this snow tube is super-stable and comfy to use -- kids just say it’s a blast!
From the first touch of the rugged outer cover to the slick bottom and pillow-like comfort, you’ll see how our Windrider team designed this inflatable sled to give our own families many seasons of safe snow tubing fun on our snow-covered Michigan hills.
Resort-Style Tubing
Our tube sled is rugged, super slick, and ready for hours of:
● Sledding
● Towing
● Tubing
In fact, fans say the WindRider tube sled is on par with anything you'll find at high-end ski resorts.
What makes us so confident?
The WindRider team starts with a Polyethylene heavy-duty bottom that’s both durable and super slick so it avoids getting snagged on sticks or popped by rocks.
Then they add a rugged 500D Cordura top that stands up to daily use (even with energetic kids) and can easily hold 220 pounds of weight.
The result is...
US Company
Being from Minnesota we know the snow and cold. We designed this snow tube so it would last. Not pop or tear like those cheap tubes.
In fact, we stand behind our work with a solid 3-Year - if you have any issues, just touch us and we will make it right.
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Smooth, Stable & A Blast On The HillsIf you’ve been thrown from cheap tubes before or been rattle by rough saucer rides, then you’ll love how our 2 beefy grab-handles and deep center hole keeps riders onboard and absorbs bumps for smooth runs and jumps (as well as comfy landings). |
And, it’s fast….The slick heavy-duty bottom gives you the speed of a plastic saucer or toboggan (but with more comfort). In fact, parents say they’re often ‘borrowing’ it to hit runs themselves because of how it glides quickly over gentle inclines, as well as races down hard snow and ungroomed hills. |
But BE WARNEDParents who are concerned about safety say this snow tube is a better choice than saucers because it’s so stable and comfortable; However, hitting speeds above 30 MPH is possible. Be careful with young kids to make sure there is enough room to safely stop. |
On The Go & Towable Snow Tube
Check out the rugged comfy handle and see how it has enough room for adult hands (even with gloves) and also notice how the removable, double-stitched tow line makes pulling kids easy and keeps them safe while towing behind the ATV.
When the day ends, simply open the oversized valve and quickly deflate your snow tube then slip it under a seat or in a trunk for your next family outing.
2 Rider Fun
Your inflatable snow tube ships small, but pumps up big for 2-rider tubing.
Fans say it only takes about 10 minutes to fill.
Once filed you’ll have a big sledding tube for family and friends to share hours of laughs while riding the hills and bonding over winter fun.
But don’t take our word for it…
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Our family loves snow tubing so we decided last year to buy snow tubes of our own. We started with the Bradley snow tube and it is a great tube, but it did leave a little to be desired compared to the tubes we had used at commercial operations, so we ended up with this snow tube. Bear with me, as this is a long overview of the pros and cons of each.Speed - The biggest difference between these tubes is the bottom. The Windrider tube has a solid plastic bottom like the ones at professional hills, whereas the Bradley tube has a fabric type bottom. From my unscientific tests of sending the tubes down empty and seeing the difference in distance we found the windrider one to go about 20% further. This difference was only really seen on a hill where the snow was well packed down and a bit icy. When the snow was soft and powdery, neither of these tubes went very fast or very far.Winner - WindRiderStorage - The biggest advantage of the soft bottom on the Bradley was when the season was over. When you are done for the year you can deflate it and pack it up into a fairly small packaged. With the windrider one we are left with still basically a full size tube that we stored in the basement. So if you have limited space for storage, the Bradley is definitely a better option.Winner – BradleyRide - In terms of ride, both are great and give you that nice soft bouncing ride you get on a snow tube vs the hard shuttering of a cheap plastic slide.Winner - TiePrice - Another difference is in price the Bradley was about $100 and the WindRider about $140Winner – BradleyTowability – We haven’t actually towed either tube behind a vehicle (we don’t have a snowmobile and it seems a bit dangerous to me), but that being said, some people do want to do that and the Bradley can’t and the Windrider can.Winner - WindRiderConclusions – Both are great tubes and which one is best depends on your situation. For us, the WindRider was definitely the better choice. We were looking for the fastest and best ride available and paying a bit of a premium was more than worth it for us.
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Our family loves snow tubing so we decided last year to buy snow tubes of our own. We started with the Bradley snow tube and it is a great tube, but it did leave a little to be desired compared to the tubes we had used at commercial operations, so we ended up with this snow tube. Bear with me, as this is a long overview of the pros and cons of each.
Speed - The biggest difference between these tubes is the bottom. The Windrider tube has a solid plastic bottom like the ones at professional hills, whereas the Bradley tube has a fabric type bottom. From my unscientific tests of sending the tubes down empty and seeing the difference in distance we found the windrider one to go about 20% further. This difference was only really seen on a hill where the snow was well packed down and a bit icy. When the snow was soft and powdery, neither of these tubes went very fast or very far.
Winner - WindRider
Storage - The biggest advantage of the soft bottom on the Bradley was when the season was over. When you are done for the year you can deflate it and pack it up into a fairly small packaged. With the windrider one we are left with still basically a full size tube that we stored in the basement. So if you have limited space for storage, the Bradley is definitely a better option.
Winner – Bradley
Ride - In terms of ride, both are great and give you that nice soft bouncing ride you get on a snow tube vs the hard shuttering of a cheap plastic slide.
Winner - Tie
Price - Another difference is in price the Bradley was about $100 and the WindRider about $140
Winner – Bradley
Towability – We haven’t actually towed either tube behind a vehicle (we don’t have a snowmobile and it seems a bit dangerous to me), but that being said, some people do want to do that and the Bradley can’t and the Windrider can.
Winner - WindRider
Conclusions – Both are great tubes and which one is best depends on your situation. For us, the WindRider was definitely the better choice. We were looking for the fastest and best ride available and paying a bit of a premium was more than worth it for us.
Speed - The biggest difference between these tubes is the bottom. The Windrider tube has a solid plastic bottom like the ones at professional hills, whereas the Bradley tube has a fabric type bottom. From my unscientific tests of sending the tubes down empty and seeing the difference in distance we found the windrider one to go about 20% further. This difference was only really seen on a hill where the snow was well packed down and a bit icy. When the snow was soft and powdery, neither of these tubes went very fast or very far.
Winner - WindRider
Storage - The biggest advantage of the soft bottom on the Bradley was when the season was over. When you are done for the year you can deflate it and pack it up into a fairly small packaged. With the windrider one we are left with still basically a full size tube that we stored in the basement. So if you have limited space for storage, the Bradley is definitely a better option.
Winner – Bradley
Ride - In terms of ride, both are great and give you that nice soft bouncing ride you get on a snow tube vs the hard shuttering of a cheap plastic slide.
Winner - Tie
Price - Another difference is in price the Bradley was about $100 and the WindRider about $140
Winner – Bradley
Towability – We haven’t actually towed either tube behind a vehicle (we don’t have a snowmobile and it seems a bit dangerous to me), but that being said, some people do want to do that and the Bradley can’t and the Windrider can.
Winner - WindRider
Conclusions – Both are great tubes and which one is best depends on your situation. For us, the WindRider was definitely the better choice. We were looking for the fastest and best ride available and paying a bit of a premium was more than worth it for us.
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