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AHOU-3 AIRHEAD


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OUTRIGGER





The concave bottom on OUTRIGGER makes for one wild ride! The tube of choice for choppy water because it rides on its rails. Two oversized topside neoprene panels protect elbows and knees. The 2 inflated fins on the perimeter really help riders stay on top. The OUTRIGGER also rocks backwards for easy reboarding from the water. Six deluxe handles with neoprene knuckle guards provide a great grip for 1, 2 or 3 riders. The heavy duty Kwik- Connect and Boston valve provide quick and easy rope hook-ups, inflating and deflating. Dimensions: 89.5 in. x 76 in. (deflated).


AHRS-3 AIRHEAD


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ROCK STAR





You’ve always wanted to be a rock star, now here’s your chance! Not only does this awesome 3 rider U-shaped towable glide effortlessly across the wake, it also rocks! With a slight turn of the boat, the inside wing teeters towards the wake as the outside wing rises high above the water! It also doubles as a super fun rocking swim platform. The durable double-stitched 840 denier nylon cover and rugged 30 gauge PVC inner bladder ensure long service. The heavy duty Kwik-Connect and Boston valve provide quick and easy rope hook-ups, inflating and deflating. 81 in. x 78 in. (deflated).


AHRS-6 AIRHEAD


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MEGA ROCK STAR





This towable is a real blast for 1 to 6 riders! The U-shape allows it to effortlessly cross wake. The rocking motion adds a lot of excitement! There are so many ways to ride MEGA ROCK STAR! The sides comfortably accommodate 2 riders lying down or 4 riders kneeling. Add 2 more riders on the center “hump” and you’ve got a super fun 6 rider towable! Oversized neoprene pads are strategically placed to protect knees and elbows. Fourteen nylon


handles with neoprene knuckle guards ensure a great grip for all riders. Durable double-stitched 840 denier nylon cover and rugged 30 gauge PVC inner bladder. Boston valve for easy inflating and deflating. Size: 82 in. x 78 in. (deflated).


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UP TO 6 RIDERS!


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