Float, Eh? Proud To Be Canadian On The Water

Float-Eh

July 2, 2020

Crafted with the utmost attention to detail, Float-Eh is the water float designed just for Canadians!

Made with thick, durable, phthalates-free vinyl designed to withstand our Canadian climate, Float-Eh floats are 30-40% stronger than the average float. There is an advanced valve system allowing for quick inflation with an electric pump. Each float has a loop attachment for anchoring – perfect when you are at anchor with your boat.

Float-Eh is a Canadian Company, creating floaties that resonate with our Canadian outdoors from East to West.  If you want to avoid a squabble, order the Beaver or Loon too.  Show off to your boating friends at your next Floatie Flotilla – don’t forget to float a Maple Leaf width apart!

www.float-eh.ca/collections/homepage/products/canadian-maple-leaf-float

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