The 10 Best 2 Person Towable Tubes

You’ll stay upright even in the roughest of wakes when on the SportsStuff Chariot Warbird 2 (around $269), thanks to a wide wingspan that keeps it stable. It’s also great as a relaxing floating lounger, with ample space to stretch your legs out.

You can ride the SportsStuff Big Mable (around $198) either sitting down or kneeling, since it offers aluminum tow points located on both the front and the rear. This one has been newly redesigned for added comfort, with an improved backrest and soft side walls.

The Wow Sports Thriller (about $81) is tapered higher in the front than the rear, to prevent that submarine effect and tackle rough waves like a champ. It’s created with safety in mind, with bright red and yellow colors that will keep you visible during your ride.

The Wow Sports Big Bubba (appx. $190) is equipped with a high backrest and side walls that help keep little ones secure, whether they’re sitting, kneeling, or lying down. It’ll provide many hours of thrills for the whole family, with its durable bladder and hardwearing cover.

If you jump or fall off the O’Brien Super Screamer (about $128), remounting is a breeze, thanks to its convenient, sturdy pull-up straps. Its newly-improved valve is designed for quick inflation and deflation, and is compatible with most air pumps.

The Wow Sports Bingo (appx. $195) offers deep, secure seating with a high backrest riser, so you can sit facing forward or turn around to enjoy a chariot-style ride. It comes with a handy connector that makes it simple to switch tow points, even while on the water.

The low-profile Airhead Slice (about $103) is built for speed, and its tough, neoprene topside panel is created to withstand lots of abuse as you cut through the water. What's more, it’s a cinch to climb onto it, since it tapers to only six inches high at the rear.

You’ll be impossible to miss while on the SportsStuff Stunt Flyer (around $131), which boasts a stunning color combination of orange, yellow, white, blue, and black. Its rugged, aluminum connector will keep you securely attached to your boat, even during the wildest of rides.

What sets the Airhead Slash II (appx. $106) apart from the others is that it can be steered when both passengers lean to one side and pull on the opposite handle. It is a backless design, which makes it a breeze to remount after you've been dumped into the water.

You’ll be the talk of the lake when you’re astride the cheery, red and yellow Airhead Double Dog (around $104), which features an easily accessible Boston valve for inflation. It offers soft, padded seats and two center hand grips with protective knuckle guards underneath.