Airhead Slash 1-2 Rider Steerable Towable Tube, AHSL-32

The Airhead Slash AHSL-32 is a steerable towable tube built for 1 to 2 riders who want to carve turns behind the boat instead of just holding on. Riders lean left or right and the tube responds, letting you dodge the wake or dive straight through it. The Slash is fully covered in 840 denier double-stitched nylon over a 30-gauge PVC bladder, giving the tube the torsional rigidity needed to actually respond to rider commands rather than just flexing loosely. An open back design means climbing back on after a fall is quick and easy, which riders and tired adults both appreciate.

Comfort and safety features are built into every part of the ride. Four nylon-wrapped handles with neoprene knuckle guards give riders a secure, cushioned grip, while a foam pad underneath smooths out the bumps. The tube connects to the tow rope through Airhead's Kwik-Connect tow point, and inflation and deflation are handled by a Boston valve along with Airhead's patented Speed Safety Valve for quick setup and breakdown at the ramp or the lake. Deflated, the Slash measures 58 inches by 48 inches for storage and transport, and the finished tube weighs 16.8375 pounds. It comes in a multi-color cover and is backed by a 1 year warranty.

Specifications

• Brand: Airhead
• Manufacturer Part Number: AHSL-32
• Rider Capacity: 1-2 Riders
• Deflated Dimensions: 58 inches x 48 inches
• Weight: 16.8375 pounds
• Cover Material: 840 denier double-stitched nylon
• Bladder Material: 30-gauge PVC
• Color: Multi
• Valve Type: Boston valve with patented Speed Safety Valve
• Tow Point: Kwik-Connect
• Handles: 4 nylon-wrapped handles with neoprene knuckle guards
• Design: Steerable, open back
• UPC: 737826032235
• Warranty: 1 year

Frequently Asked Questions

How many riders can use the Airhead Slash AHSL-32? The Slash AHSL-32 is built for 1 to 2 riders at a time, making it a good fit for a solo rider or two people riding together.

Is the Airhead Slash towable tube steerable? Yes, the Slash AHSL-32 is a steerable tube. Riders lean left to turn left and lean right to turn right, letting them dodge the wake or ride straight through it.

What is the Slash AHSL-32 towable tube made of? It has an 840 denier double-stitched nylon cover over a 30-gauge PVC bladder, which keeps the tube torsionally rigid so it responds to rider movement.

What are the dimensions of the Slash AHSL-32 when deflated? Deflated, the Airhead Slash AHSL-32 measures 58 inches by 48 inches, making it manageable to fold and store.

How much does the Airhead Slash AHSL-32 weigh? The Slash AHSL-32 weighs 16.8375 pounds.

What kind of valve does the Slash tube use for inflation? A Boston valve is used together with Airhead's patented Speed Safety Valve, which makes inflating and deflating the AHSL-32 quick and simple.

How does the tow rope attach to the Slash AHSL-32? The tube uses Airhead's Kwik-Connect tow point, which lets riders quickly connect and disconnect the tow rope from the AHSL-32.

What handles come on the Airhead Slash tube? Four nylon-wrapped handles with neoprene knuckle guards are built into the Slash AHSL-32 for a secure, comfortable grip.

Is it easy to climb back onto the Slash AHSL-32 after falling off? Yes, the open back design of the AHSL-32 provides a seamless transition from the water back onto the tube.

What color is the Airhead Slash AHSL-32? The Slash AHSL-32 comes in a multi-color cover.

Does the Airhead Slash AHSL-32 come with a warranty? It is backed by a 1 year warranty.

Is there a single-rider version of the Airhead Slash? Riders who want a single-rider steerable tube instead of the 2-rider Slash AHSL-32 can look at Airhead's Carve tube, which is built as its 1-rider steerable counterpart.