Full Throttle 12' Ski/Tube Tow Harness - Yellow/Blue

The Full Throttle 12' Ski/Tube Tow Harness in Yellow/Blue is a tow rope designed for water sports enthusiasts who want a reliable connection between their boat and skiers or tube riders. This 12-foot harness is built to handle the demands of wakeboarding, water skiing, and tubing, offering a straightforward setup for pulling riders safely behind your vessel.

Built with a minimum tensile strength of 4,100 pounds, this tow harness is engineered to support demanding water sports activity. The bright yellow and blue color scheme improves visibility on the water, making it easier to spot the rope during setup and use. Whether you're running a single skier or managing a group of tube riders, this harness provides the foundation you need for a full day on the water.

If you're outfitting a boat for regular water sports or looking to upgrade an aging tow rope, the Full Throttle harness delivers solid performance without unnecessary complexity. The 12-foot length gives you adequate distance while remaining manageable for boat operators and riders alike. Pair this with quality board or tube equipment, and you've got the essentials for a fun, active day pulling sports on the water.

Key Features

• 12-foot length suitable for water skiing and tubing operations
• Minimum tensile strength of 4,100 pounds
• Bright yellow and blue color for visibility on water
• Designed to accommodate up to 1 skier or 4 tube riders

Specifications

Frequently Asked Questions

What water sports can I use this tow harness for?

The Full Throttle 12' Ski/Tube Tow Harness is designed for water skiing and tubing. It can support up to 1 water skier or up to 4 tube riders.

How strong is the rope?

This harness has a minimum tensile strength of 4,100 pounds, providing reliable durability for typical recreational water sports use.

Is the 12-foot length right for my boat?

A 12-foot tow rope is a common length for recreational water skiing and tubing. The specific best length depends on your boat's size, your riders' preferences, and local water conditions—consult your boat manufacturer or local water sports guidelines if you're unsure whether this length suits your setup.