HEATSEEKER 30-1602 1 Rider


44in x 27in (deflated)


SPEEDSEEKER 30-2312


1-2 Rider 70in x 34in (deflated)


Sportsstuff SPEEDSEEKER and HEATSEEKER feature a Swiftex directional bottom that will guide you and a friend straight down your favorite slopes this winter. These hi-tech tubes feature a 6P K80 PVC construction and an ergonomic design with comfortable mesh seating to keep you and a friend sledding all day long. The patented Speed Safety Valve makes infl ation fast and easy and the wide molded PVC handles provide the grip needed to take your sledding adventure to a whole new level. Use the attached lanyard to pull it back up the hill. Find a co-pilot and charge the slopes on the SEEKER series, or use at the pool, beach, or lake for maximum relaxation in the summer time!


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RUSH Hard-Body 30-3541 1 Rider


45in (deflated)


FURY Hard-Body 30-3531 1 Rider


33in (deflated)


Feel the RUSH and the FURY of the fastest air cushioned snow tubes you can buy! These heavy-duty snow tubes are built extra tough, with a partial nylon cover, slick molded bottom, and double-webbing foam handles with knuckle guards. The special Hard-Body molded bottom sur- face allows them to glide over the occasional piece of debris or exposed ground without harm. The HARD-BODY series also comes equipped with a handy lanyard for easily transporting them back up the hill. The patented Speed Safety Valve makes infl ation and defl ation a breeze.


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