Outcast
Outcast Super Fat Cat Float Tube
A stillwater angler who wants a longer, lighter tube than most in this group and who weighs well under the 300 lb limit with gear.
- Length
- 5 ft 4 in
- Weight
- 15.9 lb
- Tubes
- 13 in
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7 compared on the specs that matter
A float tube (or belly boat) puts you in the water, kicking with fins, hands free to fish. It’s the cheapest, lightest way to fish a lake or a slow river from the water. This page compares every float tube we cover by the specs that separate them: shape, weight capacity, the tube’s own weight, storage and seating.
Shape decides most of it. Round tubes are simple and stable but slow to move; U- and V-shaped tubes are easier to get into and kick along, and sit you higher above the water. Check the capacity against you plus your gear, and look at how much storage there is if you fish long sessions. Keep to calm water: float tubes are for still water and gentle current, not rapids.
Every spec below links to its source. Open a tube to see its downsides and who it’s not for.
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Specs come from manufacturer and merchant listings; each product page cites its sources. “Check price” means we have no live price right now.
Outcast
A stillwater angler who wants a longer, lighter tube than most in this group and who weighs well under the 300 lb limit with gear.
SereneLife
A lighter angler who wants a longer-bodied PVC float tube and will stay well under the 220 lb load limit.
Outcast
A solo angler who wants a one-person PVC float tube and is happy with the compact listed dimensions.
Goplus
A budget-minded angler who wants a belly boat with a pump and pockets included and who doesn't mind carrying a heavier tube.
GYMAX
A larger angler or one carrying a lot of gear who wants a 350 lb rating and a wider tube.
Goplus
A heavier angler who needs a float tube with a 350 lb load rating and doesn't mind carrying extra weight to the water.
Caddis Sports
A solo angler who wants a light float tube that is easy to carry and has a rigid drop-stitch floor.
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