As if summer weren''t fun enough the Aquaglide Bravo is here. Whether you''re on the go or lounging around we''ve got you covered. Great for use as a tow-tube the Bravo features all the safety and speed you could want in a water ski accessory. Lower back support QuickConnect towing (safe and easy) and room for up to eight of your closest friends wild waves never looked so good. But if you''re staying close to shore the Bravo makes a great platform. Anchor it all season long for a place to dive or just nap. Integrates easily into any Aquaglide park via the included innovative Interloc system. Complete with a limited warranty against any and all manufacturing defects. The Bravo features a 1-year warranty for recreational and commercial use.Additional FeaturesDuraTex is strong commercial-grade fabric reinforced with PVC material. Ideally suited for water activities DuraTex offers maximum strength and durability making it the best fabric available. The Bravo incorporates 500d 30 x 30 fabric fused with layers of 28-ounce PVC.It is fused with UV Block the highest-grade UV coating available. Did you know that damage from the sun is the biggest contributor to shortening the life of water accessories? This UV Block is designed to keep your equipment lasting longer. Meant to last for 3 years we recommend periodic maintenance to ensure lasting protection and resistance against the sun''s damaging effects.RF Welding produces strong seams for excellent durability and outstanding quality. (Plus it doesn''t leave any splits or glue marks.) Radio Frequency welding is the process used to fuse DuraTex material to ensure years of use.Interloc straps combined with heavy-duty stainless fittings allow for Aquaglide items to be connected to one another for modular use. Interloc works with an easy cinch but has all you''re looking for in total security of a locking connection.The accessory incorporates two convenient boarding/climbing handles that fold flat when not in use. They can also be used to provide stability when tube is rocking.
