I have been fortunate enough to have the opportunity to fish quite a few float tubes now. These have been test ridden to check them over and review new products and report back what I think. Now it has moved into selling some of these boats well. There have been some amazing inflatable boats I have had the opportunity to test ride, but there is one that still is on the top of my list for a few reasons.
The Classic Accessories Cumberland Float Tube has is still on the top of my list as best float tubes. I am sure if you have used one in the past you can agree this is one heck of a great tube. The Cumberland is on the top of my list for a few reasons.
1st - The pockets, they are large and the double zipper opening allows you to load the boxes up and still get to what you need when you need it.
2nd - The foam, seat some don't like it but I have never had an issue it is comfortable and keeps you high out of the water.
3rd - It ready to go - It has been years since I have had to put together a float tube. Recently 7Bass boats showed up and I had to assemble them. It's tough to line up the bladders in the boats. The Cumberland is great because you don't assemble them together they are ready right out of the box.
4th - They just work - I have not had an issue in the years I have been using them. They are built well and if you take care of them they will last you a long time.
There is not much I don't like about the Cumberland it is just a great float tube and at just around $150 it is the perfect entry level boat. Just wanted to put this out there anyone has anything to add post away.
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The Classic Accessories Cumberland Float Tube has is still on the top of my list as best float tubes. I am sure if you have used one in the past you can agree this is one heck of a great tube. The Cumberland is on the top of my list for a few reasons.
1st - The pockets, they are large and the double zipper opening allows you to load the boxes up and still get to what you need when you need it.
2nd - The foam, seat some don't like it but I have never had an issue it is comfortable and keeps you high out of the water.
3rd - It ready to go - It has been years since I have had to put together a float tube. Recently 7Bass boats showed up and I had to assemble them. It's tough to line up the bladders in the boats. The Cumberland is great because you don't assemble them together they are ready right out of the box.
4th - They just work - I have not had an issue in the years I have been using them. They are built well and if you take care of them they will last you a long time.
There is not much I don't like about the Cumberland it is just a great float tube and at just around $150 it is the perfect entry level boat. Just wanted to put this out there anyone has anything to add post away.
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