Towable tubes come in a diverse range of shapes and sizes, yet they can all be classified under six general style categories: donut tubes, deck tubes,sofa tubes, cockpit tubes,banana tubes, and chariot tubes.Our factory produces all types of towable tube. At the same time, we closely monitor the market and customer demands, and develop new towable tube.

Donut Tube

As the name suggests, this tube is shaped like a donut. Donut tubes are simple and inexpensive, allowing you to sit, kneel, or lie on them. Generally, they support one rider, although larger ones may accommodate more. However, one drawback of this type is its tendency to roll easily.

Deck Tube

A deck tube is flat and usually round pancake shaped. This type of tube can accommodate several riders lying down.

Sofa Tube

The shape and design of the sofa towable tube contribute to its stability. It can glide smoothly on the water surface, even when being towed at relatively high speeds. The design helps to prevent tipping or rolling over easily, providing a safe and enjoyable experience for the riders.

Cockpit Tube

You don’t sit on a cockpit tube; instead, you sit inside it. These tubes typically contain a form of seat with sides built around it to provide support. Cockpit tubes are often safer than donut tubes and are therefore great for kids. The tubes vary in size and can usually hold two or more riders.

Banana Tube

This type of tube is designed to be straddled. Shaped like a banana or hot dog, the tubes are long and thin and meant to be sat upon. They have less drag in the water and can hold several riders simultaneously.

Chariot Tube

You get a two-in-one treat with a chariot tube in the form of a chair/couch. If you so choose, you can flip the tube over and ride it like a chariot. This dual-tow feature broadens the tubing fun for a wide variety of riders.

With the changing demands of people for water sports, there will be more and more drag styles in the future.