Classic Accessories® Togiak Pontoon Float Tube
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- Unique sculpted design
- High-back stadium seat with adjustable backrest
- Stripping apron with fish ruler
- Backpacking shoulder straps for easy portability
- Hydrodynamic hull shape for maximum stability
- Horizontal rod holder
- Rear mesh storage platform
- Generous armrest storage with additional pockets
- Lash tabs and D-rings for attaching gear and creel bags
The Classic Accessories Togiak Float Tube is a backpackable pontoon float tube with a high back stadium seat with an adjustable backrest for extra support and comfort. Roomy armrest storage has additional reel pockets, gear pockets, small mesh pockets and flat zip pockets. The Togiak Float Tube's hydrodynamic shape assures maximum stability, buoyancy and tracking. A rear mesh platform is provided for storage, and lash tabs and D-rings allow you to attach gear and creel bags. Safety features include a quick release stripping apron (with fish ruler) and a safety flag pocket. Size: 54.25'' L x 47'' W x 19'' H. Color: Gold. Manufacturer's one-year warranty. Imported.
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Rated 5 out of 5 by eastsida13 togiak classic
great for small ponds lakes and river great for the weekend fisherman
March 30, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 by Sam453 exceptional purchase
Here in South Korea freshwater boat launches are far and few in between. I'm not much on rting products, especially if not manufactured in America. I'm inclined to rate this item due to it's overall performance for 12yrs of exceptional duty. I've used this item in white-cap lake waters and fast flowing streams, using beefy Navy Seal fins needed for performance navigating choppy waters and fast flowing streams. The tube has outperformed my expectations in ever catagory - no rips, no leakage, storage space for long days on the water, and color. Many of my fishing parteners have own much more expensive tubes and have replaced bladders, tears, discoloration and just darn uncomfortable while spending 6-8hrs on the water Excellent purchase..
January 20, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 by Dragonflyangler Great Product
I've fished in tubes for over 30 years using everything from a truck tube with a makeshift seat strapped in with rope to elaborate models costing many times that of the Togiak. Of all the models and brands I find the Togiak to be the best of the best. The portability due to weight and size make it excellent for hiking in to most lakes yet it is big enough to be completely stable and worry free. The storage pockets offer more than ample space for fly boxes, tippet, water, lunch, etc.
The seat places the angler higher in the water than smaller tubes but also keeps you low enough to manuver even in brisk winds. Combined with Classic Accessories Turbo Thrust fins I find it the most enjoyable combination I have ever used.
After owning mine for less than a year my wife replaced her "donut" style tube with a Togiak and spends much more time on the water with me over the last 3 years. She especially likes the ease of entry, manuverability, stability and weight when we make the 2 mile round trip hike into a local lake.
Reviews on other sites have mentioned the seat being uncomfortable however once properly adjusted the Togiak's seat makes fishing akin to lounging in a lawn chair. I've spent up to 10 hours in a single day with only 2 short breaks with absolutely no issues.
At the end of the season a quick wash and dry is all that's needed to get it ready for winter storage in it's original box.
October 20, 2012
Rated 5 out of 5 by 9357 Come on- Fatcat?
We have had Togiaks for years and ours have been bullet proof. The style and configuration is superior. Our friends tried Fatcats and paid way over $300 and we paid$ 160. Dont say you get what you pay for. They are replacing their cats with Togiaks. the cats are not twice as good as the Togiaks unless you like paying extra money for brand names.
August 23, 2012
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what is the main difference between Classic Tojiak Pontoon and Nivada Gold Float?Regards
Ohanes
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Yes, Once you've removed the tube, there should be a manufacturers name on the side
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For parts, please call 1-800-854-2315Classic Accessories
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I'm 6'2 300lbs and I'm looking for a float to purchase.Answers
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Yes buy the Tokiga it's solid front bar and adjustable seat strapping should accomidate your frame. A little underpressure might be advisable not to blow out the seams during expantion when the sun come upA:
Have a freind at 375 lbs and he floats well.Answers
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Packed in the box it is about 8lbs. Not heavy at all. After inflation it is big and bulky but not heavyAnswers
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Not a problem the tube folds into a nice square form and weighs about - best guess >10lbs. Due to water shedding from the extreme North of South Korea to the most southern points, most resivors are off limits to fishing so friends and I pack-in a lot.A:
Ours weigh 14 lbs fully loaded.we pack them 1/2 into backwoods strip pits.A:
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A regular tire pump does not work. The instructions do not say what kindAnswers
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We use the plastic type bellow pumps,takes about 20 minsA:
Any kind of inflatable device pump will work but a tire pump will not. I grabbed a Airhead 12V Air Pump and it takes like 2 minutes to inflate.
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I bought a basic Coleman hand pump for $10 that can be used for a variety of items ranging from beds to rafts. It came with adapters for different valve sizes. With this double action pump, I am ready to go in about 5 minutes.1 of 1
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