A new idea for the forum

What would you guys think of something like Float Tube of Honor.  We as a group could nominate and vote on the Float Tube of Honors posted every 3 months.  This I think would be a great way to get more info out on the float tubes we are using currently.
What do you guys think of this idea.  This would also be shared on our Social Media Sites bring people back to the FTFF for discussion.  
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I think it sounds like a great idea!
I say, let’s go for it!

SP Dan <“))><

Cool I think we will.

So what does everyone think should be the Float Tube of Honor. Many people on Facebook mentioned 7 Bass, but I am not sure of this. I think the Cumberland is a great first Honor what do you think.

The plan would be to honor 1 every 3 months for the year and have the ability to simply discuss everything about the tube both Good and Bad.

If ODC 420 was still available that would be my choice
Not sure how its replacement the  ODC 420 ultalight has been.  Only $149.95 on creek site

Cumberland a good choice as good for entry level, has a place even if you have other tubes, hybrids, etc

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The ODC 420 is a good one I had it for a few years, I think the Cumberland was a step up for sure. There are so many good tubes it hard to pick just one so post up what you all think.

The Cumberland sets the standard in perfomance for dollar value.
The customer service was/is fantastic.

IMHO

Cumberland is my vote for the first tube of honor for its all around versatility . New users can get in on a budget when you catch one on sale. Super light and portable yet has a high weight capacity around 350+lbs. . Can be backpacked and travel light for hike in spots or sturdy enough to be geared up for long days in the saltwater bays.

I would have to agree with all of the above. I owned the ODC and still own the Cumber. I'd vote for the Cumber.

BigMaxFloats wrote:Cumberland is my vote for the first tube of honor for its all around versatility . New users can get in on a budget when you catch one on sale.  Super light and portable yet has a high weight capacity around 350+lbs.  .  Can be backpacked and travel light for hike in spots or sturdy enough to be geared up for long days in the saltwater bays.  

waxon67 wrote:I would have to agree with all of the above. I owned the ODC and still own the Cumber. I'd vote for the Cumber.

I agree completely with both of you. The Cumberland is a great float tube and a good entry level tube for most. I am sure it will be our first float tube to pay tribute to. We will see but I think we will start it January.