Customer Reviews

Kwik Tek Airhead 2 Rider Tube Tow Rope

5 star:		(6)
4 star:		(1)
3 star:		(1)
2 star:		(0)
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Have used it many times and it works great! Was an awesome deal compared to the bulk sporting good stores.

I purchased this to be used with the Kwik Tek Big Slice Inflatable Towable. The rope attaches easily and works great. The Velcro strap makes for easy storage without tangling.

I like the rope. We use it on the tube we purchased and it doesn't tangle very easy. Nice to roll up when done. Very sturdy.

I bought this rope to use with a Kwik Tek Turbo Blast Inflatable Towable and it worked great. It is high quality, but no so heavy that it drags in the water when pulling a tube. It is also long enough to allow towables to get well outside the wake. We shortened the line on a cleat when pulling our kids and had no problems. I would recommend this product.

This is a realy good rope with realy kool colors. pulls good and fits good I would recomend this rope

I purchased this 3/8" rope because my other 5/8" ropes were too heavy for single adults or children riding double and drug in the water causing spray and required excessive speed to swing light riders over the wake.
We have a 2 person O'Brien Super Screamer and used this rope for loads up to 250 lbs. with no problems. I would like to see Kwik Tek and other tow rope manufacturers recommend a weight range rather than number of persons.

Product is a ton of fun and looks like it will hold up well. Does submarine but only if I try to do it which can be fun.

First off, I've never bought a tube before. I was very happy with the quality of construction -- very sturdy. It worked well for my kids (the primary users) because it has a lowered back end (about 6 inches), which made it much easier for my 5 & 7 year old to climb on. The neoprene top and handles were very comfortable. My only issue was that if you weren't careful pulling the tube when starting out, it had a tendency to submarine. Not the end of the world, you just have to tell the riders to lean back at first.