How to snow tube for beginners?
The safest way to ride a snow tube is by sitting on the tube with your bottom inside the tube. Riding feet first it’s much safer than lying on your stomach. Before you take off always be sure to double-check that your path is clear of other tubers, obstructions, and dangers. Lower risk of injury: Tubing is generally safer than skiing because you sit in an inflatable tube and slide down a groomed slope, minimizing falls and collisions.
Are snow tubes safe?
Although tubing is safer than skiing, no winter sport is risk-free. Participants should follow safety guidelines, use helmets, and exercise caution to minimize injury risks. We recommend warm layers, gloves and snow boots.How should I dress for snow tubing? We recommend that you layer clothing and dress for winter weather — that means hats, gloves, boots, jackets, and snow pants!We recommend all tubing guests wear waterproof jackets and pants, appropriately warm underlayers, sturdy shoes or boots, and gloves to stay warm and dry. If it’s not snowing or hasn’t recently snowed, even tennis shoes can do just fine.