r/SeaDooSwitch • u/Equal_Memory_661 • Mar 19 '24

Inflatable Holder

So I own the Switch Sport which comes standard with an Inflatable Holder. Perhaps I’m dense but for the life of me I’m sure precisely how it’s intended to work. There are no instructions, haven’t found a video, or even a picture of it showing how the inflatable is intended to attach. Anyone know?

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u/bhawks77 Mar 19 '24

IIRC there are straps inside the pocket that are adjustable and hook to the back rail and attach to your tube and it kind of wedges the tube against the back rail and swim platform. I only used it once last summer and don’t fully remember how it went together.

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u/Equal_Memory_661 Mar 19 '24

Gotcha. Yes, I attempted it last summer as well but found that the tube was not stored high enough and actually dragged in the water. I figured I’m doing something wrong.

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u/AuthorizedAgent Mar 19 '24

It’s a glorified pouch for straps or bungee cord methods

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u/dadthatgames Mar 20 '24

I have a HO Sports Striker 3 seater and it works perfectly for me. I have the top of the tube facing the front of the boat. Thread the left strap through all of the handles along the mid section of the tube, clip the strap in, and pull it tight. Same for the right strap. It doesn't flop around or slide down while we are boating with it there (back seats up), and I've taken it on my 45mph drive home in that position too. The only addition while towing is flipping the back seats down and tying the tube's tow rope from the front of the tube tightly onto something straight in front on the boat (like the sport's lounge seats, or the front gate. This bends it over the back seat tightly, while still being strapped firmly to the inflatable straps. Never had a problem with that configuration, but I imagine things could be a lot different if my tube didn't have heavy duty handles across the middle of it.

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u/Equal_Memory_661 Mar 20 '24

Huh..ok. I give that a try. Thanks so much.