Airhead Viper 3
£419.00
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Description
Airhead Viper series is a collection of the finest cockpit-style towables that your money can buy.
The Airhead Viper bottoms are shaped like boat hulls which is the key to the unparalleled lively and stable ride. Airhead Vipers are especially popular with young children, as they feel very safe sitting on the comfortable inflated floors inside the cockpits.
Kids and adults will enjoy the stunning NASCAR-inspired graphics. The durable 30 gauge bladders are completely encased in durable double-stitched nylon, there is no exposed PVC on an Airhead Viper.
The striped nylon wrap handles have neoprene knuckle guards for comfort. An EVA “Indy Cap” covers the Boston valve.
AHVI-F3: 3 rider, 98 in. x 74 in. (deflated size)
We recommend all riders of inflatable towables wear brightly coloured safety helmets.
This is to prevent injuries such as clash of heads and also gets you seen in the water!!See our range of helmets!!
Product Info & Care
| Weight | 18000 g |
|---|---|
| Brand | Airhead |
| Towable Types | Cockpit |
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Manfred –
Ok so was so reluctant to get this based on other reviews and “nose diving”… I am SO GLAD I bought this.. My Grandkids have tons of hours, and big kids , and neighbor kids, all have had an AWESOME time on this towable.. It is built tough, and NEVER has nosedived.. At least 60 hours of pull time so far.. Here is a link to a video of my son doing “wheelies” .. Quite the opposite of nosedives.. I believe people with nosedive issues are sitting not far back enough.. Simple Physics.. As you can see in the vide, my son leans back very far, and no way could it ever nosedive.. I will buy another one to keep as a spare.. Def recommend to others! 100 % fun…. http://youtu.be/xovJKiCyXJk
Anthony –
This towable is just what we wanted. It hauled around the kids in style, was big, and very stable. But it liked to submarine (front dove under the water and back end tipped up into the air) behind my brother-in-law’s boat. Seemed to work fine behind my PWC. I think it’s all about having the passengers lean way back against the built-in headrests and everything will be fine. When I rode in it at first with my 6 year old son behind the boat, it submarined, throwing him and me out of it. Then I leaned way back to push the nose/bow up and everything was fine in multiple rides after that.