A type of recreational swim ring used to float in the water, especially by young children and people who cannot swim. So called because it resembles (and in earlier times, usually was) the inner tube of a car tire.

They are filled with air and worn around the torso or sat on while floating on the water. They are often constructed of transparent material, ostensibly for better visibility of the wearer.

Not to be confused with a lifebuoy, which is used to rescue people who are drowning and is usually orange or red-and-white in color.

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Types

• donut innertube
• duck innertube
• flamingo innertube
• frilled innertube
• heart-shaped innertube
• innertube with ears
• polka dot innertube
• watermelon innertube

Other

• holding swim ring
• on innertube
• shared innertube

See also

• inflatable armbands
• inflatable chair
• inflatable toy
• kickboard

External links

• Wikipedia: Swim ring

The following tags are aliased to this tag: inner_tube (learn more).

This tag implicates swim_ring (learn more).

The following tags implicate this tag: duck_innertube, flamingo_innertube, frilled_innertube, gradient_innertube, heart-shaped_innertube, on_innertube, polka_dot_innertube, print_innertube, shared_innertube, and striped_innertube (learn more).

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