Four riders, four individual padded seat dividers. The HO 4G is the biggest tube in the G-series at 96" × 61" — swept-wing shape keeps it stable at full capacity. Quick Connect tow. At Attridge Vernon BC.
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Product description
4-Person Towable Tube — HO Sports — 2026
Who this is for
Groups of four who want everyone on the water at the same time — and nobody sliding into each other when the driver makes a sharp turn on Okanagan Lake. The 4G is the biggest tube in HO’s G-series, with individual padded seat dividers keeping all four riders in their own space from launch to landing.
The tube
The 2026 HO Sports 4G is the four-person flagship of HO’s swept-wing G-series lineup, and at 96” × 61” it’s a serious piece of kit for a serious group. The swept-wing shape that defines the whole G-series cuts through the water for superior stability and a smoother, faster ride behind the boat — rather than the skip-and-bounce of a traditional round tube at full capacity. Individual padded seat dividers between each of the four positions keep every rider anchored in their own space through wakes, hard turns, and whatever Kalamalka Lake throws at you. HO’s Quick Connect tow system gets four people rigged and on the water fast, the 2-way Boston valve handles the inevitable pre-launch inflation quickly, and heavy-duty materials with nylon webbing-covered foam handles are built to hold up through a full summer of family use. Backed by HO’s 1-year limited warranty.
What makes it work
Four Individual Padded Seat Dividers
Each rider has a padded divider on either side that keeps them in their own position through turns, wakes, and the driver’s idea of a good time. With four people on the water, staying in place matters — nobody wants to pile up on the person next to them in the middle of a sharp cut across Okanagan Lake’s wake.
Swept-Wing Design
The same redesigned swept-wing shape shared across HO’s 2026 G-series. At 96” long the 4G is big, and the swept-wing outline is what keeps it from becoming a ride-stopping bounce machine at full capacity. It cuts through the water rather than over it, keeping all four riders stable and the ride genuinely fun.
HO Quick Connect Tow System
Getting four people loaded, tow rope clipped, and underway quickly is the only way to keep a group this size happy at the dock. HO’s Quick Connect clips directly to your tow rope without loops or knots — fast setup means more time on the water and less time rigging at the swim platform on a busy Kalamalka Lake afternoon.
Heavy-Duty Build + Boston Valve
Heavy-duty materials throughout with nylon webbing-covered soft foam handles that hold up to daily use with a full crew. The 2-way Boston valve inflates a tube this size as quickly as possible and deflates it flat for storage. A tube that sees four people and regular Okanagan summers needs to be built right — the 4G is.
Specs
Spec
Detail
Capacity
1–4 riders
Size (inflated)
96” × 61”
Shape
Swept-wing
Tow system
HO Quick Connect
Valve
2-way Boston valve
Handles
Nylon webbing-covered soft foam
Warranty
1-year limited
Care
Rinse with fresh water after use & air dry
A tube tow rope rated for 4-person use is required — ask us in-store and we’ll make sure you have the right rope and that your boat has the power to tow it comfortably. If your group usually runs three, the 3G at 76” × 61” is easier to handle and store.
The HO Sports 4G Tube is available in-store at Attridge Ski & Board in Vernon, BC — minutes from Okanagan Lake and Kalamalka Lake. We carry the full HO tube lineup alongside tow ropes and can help you match the right setup to your boat and group size. Free shipping across Canada on orders over $150.
Questions about the 4G? Come see us at 2706 48 Ave, Vernon BC. Whether you’re sizing up from a 3-person tube or want to make sure your boat can handle the tow, we’re happy to help. Call us at 250-542-1515 or email us.
