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 float tubes for bigger guys,,,
#1789002
12/07/07 04:43 PM
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321cba
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been looking around for a float tube that will hold my 350lb frame! any recommendations?
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Re: float tubes for bigger guys,,,
[Re: 321cba]
#1789241
12/07/07 06:08 PM
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Spencer12
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might want to try a 1 man pontoon boat i have and love. My fishing buddy is also a big man and he has one also and he does not have any problems with
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Re: float tubes for bigger guys,,,
[Re: Spencer12]
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12/08/07 09:35 PM
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robertwb
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daiwa,
How much are you willing to spend? I believe the Outcast Fat Cat and the Prowler could both handle you. You may want to double check the specs but I think they can. I think they are over $350 but you can sometimes get them on sale.
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Re: float tubes for bigger guys,,,
[Re: robertwb]
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12/08/07 11:06 PM
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K.D.
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Trout Unlimited makes 3 models I'm aware of that are rated to 350 lbs. The Kennebec, the Togiak and the Bighorn. They are all under $150 or so. Check Cabelas.com They are listed under the fly fishing section, then under watercraft.
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