Product Details
If you've been wanting a top-notch float tube that's light, easy to pack and easy to store, the Lightweight ODC 420 is the answer. It has a pontoon-style configuration to make covering a lot of water and maneuvering easier than ever, and the thick, padded seat is outfitted with an adjustable back for extra comfort and flotation while helping you ride just a bit higher above the surface. There are two large side storage pockets with multiple compartments for plenty of tackle storage. The rear storage area has room for a dry sack or small cooler. The tube is outfitted with a foam fly patch, a stripping apron and D-rings for pack straps (straps not included). Other items included in this combination are a high-volume, double-action hand pump and a pair of lightweight float tube fins. Overall weight: 8 lbs. Weight capacity: 300 lbs.
Price : $
289.99
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Pontoon Style or Round Style? Pontoon
style float tubes are far easier and less tiring to maneuver, as
they cut though the water far easier than a round style does.Pontoon
style
float
tubes also usually more features. While they cost somewhat more,
they are worth it. |
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Check Weight Capacity. Float
tubes all have different weight capacities. Make sure you get one
that meets your weight/gear requirements. |
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Float Tubes and Rivers Do NOT Mix! Float
tubes are designed for small lake/pond fishing. They are not designed
for use in rivers...especially rivers with a fast current, or worse,
with rapids. If you need a boat to fish the rivers with, get a pontoon
boat...not a float tube. |
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Ideal Uses for Float Tubes. Fishing
on lakes or ponds that require packing in a boat to reach. Float
tubes also work well for small ponds where larger boats are just
too much of a hassle to use. Can also be used on larger lakes on
calm days near the shoreline. |
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