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Question: I filled the inner tube but it seems too small.  Is it the correct size?
Document: what I did not like about your tube is the cover is made to cheap I paid $100 which is a lot of money for one day and  with small kids the oldest was9 and the bottom rips out know do you understand why I could not give a good rating
Since it's a heavy duty inner tube,  I think inflated is better, but I might email them to ask.We are going to buy a second one since we liked the first one! We really like the sturdiness and the comfort of the tube.
But, once we has established a channel after the first couple runs,  we started to move! It is definitely a comfortable ride. The handles are nice because they help you get a running start if you hold both handles behind you, run, and flop backwards onto the sled.You need a compressor to inflate these,  not just a small pump. I wish the instructions specified the inflation pressure, instead of tube dimensions. We seemed to get it right but I would have liked to be sure.
Bought the fat tire tube and was very disappointed . The rubber tube is way to small for the cover that goes over it , causing drag when going down hill . Go with the ll bean tube much better ! !
The negative poster about the tube being too small must not have inflated it properly. Lay a yard stick across the top and then a perpendicular (vertical) ruler to measure from the bottom to the horizontally positioned yard stick or straight edge laying across the tube. The instructions state what that measurement should be when inflated. They don't state though if that measurement should be taken at room temperature or at the temperature outside where it will be used.
I bought two of these and I was impressed at the thickness of the rubber. My husband took our high schoolers to the local sledding hill and they held up well. Haven't used them long enough yet to see how they last. These are LARGE and best filled up at your local gas station if you don't have an air compressor. They also take up a lot of space so I'm glad we have a truck we can carry them in. You can deflate them for storage, which is nice.
This is an absolute must have for winter sledding. Just what we wanted...a tube unstead of a hard sled. Cofortable, durable, and a pretty cool logo.. I should have bought more than one...The Kids have blast for hours out in the snow. GREAT WINTER FUN! !
this snow tube is completely unacceptable as a towable snow tube. In the first ten minutes the tow strap ripped out of the cover tearing it. Rather than sending it back and getting it replaced I decided to have it repaired and reinforced at at a local canvas shop. Repairs cost about half the original purchase price.
I bought all four of the Fat Tire colors for my kids and they are the best snow tubes we've used. They are so durable! Fast too. It never fails when we go to the sledding hill by our house we are the sensation of the hill. Can you imagine 4 giant colorful snow tubes! Thank you Fat Tire Snow Tube for super winter fun.
I  bought both of the colors for the Fat Tire. Quality product that handled all we could give it this Thanksgiving weekend! My three kids (4yr, 6yr girls and 13yr old boy) had a blast with it. At our cottage in northern Michigan the snow was a little slushy the second day but the Fat Tire Tube was faster than the 3 orange sleds we had with us.
Answer: yes