Sup guys, came across a Rapala float tube while surfing the dark dark web. I never even knew Rapala had a float tube did you? It was on this site called Nootica.com and from what I have researched and found about it. is it is a 100% legitimate online watersports store based out of France. I did the math and if I really wanted to ( I Don't) I could buy this tube for around $300 something after shipping. They do ship international and their carrier is DHL which is a reputable logistics carrier. Anyway what I find really interesting is that this European based company has a bunch of tube brands, tubes, and things I've never heard about, nor seen. Im guessing it's mostly all from the European market and such. Shipping cost about a $100+ to get a tube shipped here to the states which is really pricey and if I was strapped with cash ID totally buy a unique tube from them just to sport on our local waters and really stand out lol a good conversation piece if you will. I am a huge fan of Rapala lures and have always done well with them. But a tube?... I just dont knooooow, I can't find any reviews on them in English so my better judgment told me nope... Im not doing it. The nootica company has some bad reviews based on my research but it was mostly British people having huge problems with receiving their purchases, and 90% of those issues stemmed from importation after Brexit. Anyhow I just thought I'd bring it to everyone's attention because I thought done things on there was cool. Nothing really amazing or too crazy guys but there are some unique things I guess so I wanted to share lol. I know I know I'm entertained easy too easily. The following link is one of the 3 Rapala tubes ive found. It is the smallest version and can carry 220 pounds.
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Last edited by Test Tackles on Tue Sep 21, 2021 8:26 pm; edited 4 times in total (Reason for editing : Forgot to include link for mentioned tube)