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Old 04 July 2006, 12:57   #1
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Ok does anyone have either of the following, if so which one would you get?
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Old 04 July 2006, 13:04   #2
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Got the alligator, or shark as it was.. Good fun, but prolly a little too tame for you.. I managed to tow with the two girls, and some Irish hitchiker, at Priory Bay last year, with no real problem..

We also have a Jobe Tribal, which can go a little faster.. (As Martin found out.. )

Taking the shark to France.. And your more than welcome to try either out anytime..
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Got the alligator, or shark as it was.. Good fun, but prolly a little too tame for you.. I managed to tow with the two girls, and some Irish hitchiker, at Priory Bay last year, with no real problem..

We also have a Jobe Tribal, which can go a little faster.. (As Martin found out.. )

Taking the shark to France.. And your more than welcome to try either out anytime..
So perhaps the Jobe Lighning which I missed off first time round would be better?
Hope you ditched the hitchhiker good and proper I expect the corks on his hat might have kept him afloat
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The Lightening looks like last years Tribal.. Gonna have to trade my Tribal in, don't want people thinking I can only afford last years stuff..

We bought the Tribal thinking it might be easy for the girls to clamber onto, rather than the Shark..
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The Lightening looks like last years Tribal.. Gonna have to trade my Tribal in, don't want people thinking I can only afford last years stuff..

We bought the Tribal thinking it might be easy for the girls to clamber onto, rather than the Shark..
very happy to buy last years model if it is for sale
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How about this

Least it would match the Rib , apparently it is designed to float around on in the waves/water.
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Made my mind up

Ordered this:-
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Richard remember to check your OK to tow it with your current insurance, I had to upgrade for toys. Enjoy
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Old 04 July 2006, 17:14   #9
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Does the tribal have fins on the bottom so you can steer it? If so I wanna play!

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Old 04 July 2006, 17:25   #10
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Do you have a Costco down near you? They got a huge selection of toobs at very good £ we got the seadoo (jetski style in your 1st pic) for 99 quids ! a lot of fun with 3 on.
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I bought the Tribal - chariot style with open back. Easy to haul yourself back onto & can use it 2 up. Stable & you can steer it to some degree. Good fun.
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I have 3 kids - 5 year old girl, 8 year old boy and 14 year old boy. Which do you think would be the best toy for them. The croc or a big ringo type thing.
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I would have thought that with them being so young, they would want to stay in the toob, so anything flat and with higher sides could be the way to go. we got the 3 man jet ski style because of our 8 year old. She cant stand water on her face! Its a lot deeper than most + you can get an adult in it to keep an eye on them. works well.
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Richard remember to check your OK to tow it with your current insurance, I had to upgrade for toys. Enjoy
Covered, only an extra £26 more.
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Covered, only an extra £26 more.
Thats about what it cost us worth having it, have fun
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This looks brill - the flying Manta Ray - who needs a paraglider???

Watch the video as well.

http://www.1800trampoline.com/index....ROD&ProdID=705
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Totally Awesome fun

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Ordered this:-

We used the U-Tube on Saturday, and I am sure Paul Jackeen will vouch just how cool the Tube was, it as worth every penny, very manouveralbe and the riders felt very in control. Superb toy.

Bought it from here on recommendation:-

http://www.craigcohoon.co.uk/

Superb, major thumbs up all round from those laughing in the boat to those riding it.
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I just had a thought. Would these flying toys work at all without a ski tower to tow from? I have my doubts.
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