298vista2000 has it right, we used the bridle, but we connect to the cleats so the rope is up away from the props, I know I know, there is lots of controversy on using the cleats but from my experience in boating I have never had a problem. We use the bridle with the pully on it though so it distributes the force equally over the two cleats and its also nice for pulling kids because it keeps the tube relatively stable (I remove for adults who like to jump the wakes) hell, my last boat was a 35 ft bayliner motoryacht and I used to pull two tubes on the cleats and we all know how well known Bayliners are for having strong fiberglass
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, seriuosly though, the 298 is a great boat for tubing in my opinion, and as 298vista2000 said, get the longer line because I am using a 60 I think and it throws water in your face at high throttle, and the 298 CAN offer a thrilling ride, especially when you have T5.7's