All Tubes in Abyss and How to Get Them (March 2026) Complete Guide

Updated by Tanvi Mukherjee
February 10, 2026
RobloxGaming

Diving into the mysterious depths of Abyss without the right tube is like trying to explore the ocean with a paper straw – you won’t get far! As someone who’s spent countless hours exploring every corner of this underwater world, I can tell you that tubes are absolutely essential for your survival and success. They’re your lifeline, your transportation, and your key to unlocking the game’s most valuable treasures.

In this comprehensive guide, I’ll walk you through every single tube available in Abyss, complete with detailed stats, prices, and exactly where to find them. Whether you’re just starting with your free Wooden Tube or saving up for that game-changing Ruined Tube, I’ve got you covered with everything you need to know.

Quick Reference: All Abyss Tubes at a Glance

Tube Name	Price	Oxygen	Max Depth	Weight Limit	Speed	Where to Buy
Wooden Tube	Free	40 o2	15m	5kg	20/s	Tutorial
Old Tube	$50	55 o2	25m	10kg	20/s	David’s Shop
Normal Tube	$350	70 o2	50m	25kg	20/s	David’s Shop
Fire Tube	$1,500	90 o2	100m	45kg	20/s	David’s Shop
Pufferfish Tube	$2,850	110 o2	180m	80kg	22/s	David’s Shop
Boat Tube	$5,250	130 o2	275m	120kg	22/s	Marcus’ Shop
Zepline Tube	$18,500	150 o2	375m	155kg	24/s	Diver NPC (5 quests)
Rukiry Tube	$40,500	180 o2	460m	180kg	24/s	Grumpy Hank’s House
Oxy Tube	$84,500	220 o2	495m	250kg	28/s	TBA
Plane Tube	$86,500	260 o2	550m	305kg	26/s	Diver NPC (10 quests)
Lost Spirit Tube	$150,000	300 o2	600m	370kg	30/s	TBA
Bath Tube	$256,000	320 o2	650m	600kg	27/s	Bob’s Room
Ruined Tube	$270,000	380 o2	650m	480kg	32/s	Angler Cave

What Are Tubes in Abyss and Why They Matter

Tubes are your most critical piece of equipment in Abyss – they’re essentially your underwater breathing apparatus and exploration vehicle combined. Without a proper tube, you’re limited to the shallow safe zones, missing out on the rare fish and valuable treasures that lie in deeper waters.

Each tube comes with four crucial stats that determine your underwater capabilities:

Oxygen Capacity (O2): This tells you how long you can stay underwater before needing to resurface. When your oxygen drops below 10, you’ll notice your movement speed decreasing significantly – that’s your warning sign to head back immediately!

Max Depth: This is arguably the most important stat. It determines how deep you can safely dive. Going beyond your tube’s depth limit causes your oxygen to drain rapidly, making it nearly impossible to return to the surface.

Weight Limit: This determines how many fish and items you can carry. Exceeding this limit will slow you down, making it harder to escape dangerous situations or return to the surface in time.

Speed: How fast you can move underwater. While most early tubes have the same speed, higher-tier tubes offer improved mobility that can be a game-changer for both exploration and escape.

Complete Tube Progression Guide

Starting Out: The Early Game Tubes

Wooden Tube (Free)

Your first tube comes free during the tutorial. While basic, it’s perfect for learning the game mechanics and catching your first few fish in the immediate area. Don’t get too attached though – you’ll want to upgrade quickly!

Old Tube ($50)

Available from David’s Tube Shop in the Forgotten Deep, this is your first real upgrade. The slight increase in oxygen and depth makes it worth the minimal investment, especially if you’re struggling with the Wooden Tube’s limitations.

Normal Tube ($350)

This is where the game really opens up. For just $350, you get significantly better depth and oxygen capacity, allowing you to explore more of the Forgotten Deep and catch better fish. Most experienced players recommend skipping the Old Tube and going straight for this one if you can afford it.

Fire Tube ($1,500)

The Fire Tube marks your transition into serious exploration. With 100m depth capability, you can now access areas that were previously off-limits. The increased oxygen and weight capacity mean longer, more profitable diving sessions.

Mid-Game Mastery

Pufferfish Tube ($2,850)

This is arguably the best value tube in the game. For under $3,000, you get 180m depth capability and a nice speed boost. This tube will carry you comfortably into the Ancient Sands biome and is perfect for players looking to maximize their early-to-mid game progression.

Boat Tube ($5,250)

Once you reach the Ancient Sands, Marcus sells this fantastic mid-game option. The 100kg weight capacity is a game-changer for commercial fishing, allowing you to haul back massive catches that will quickly pay for the tube itself.

Zepline Tube ($18,500)

Available from the Diver NPC after completing 5 quests, this tube represents a significant leap in capability. The 375m depth opens up entirely new biomes and fish species, while the improved speed makes exploration much more efficient.

Late-Game Domination

Rukiry Tube ($40,500)

Found at Grumpy Hank’s House in the Ancient Sands, this tube is the gateway to end-game content. With 460m depth capability, you can now access some of the most valuable fishing spots in the game.

Oxy Tube ($84,500)

While the exact location is still TBA (To Be Announced), this tube offers incredible oxygen capacity and depth for serious deep-sea explorers. The 28m/s speed is also a significant upgrade over previous tubes.

Plane Tube ($86,500)

Another premium tube from the Diver NPC (after 10 quests), this offers the best depth-to-price ratio in the game. The 550m depth capability puts almost the entire ocean within your reach.

End-Game Excellence

Lost Spirit Tube ($150,000)

The spiritual successor to mid-game tubes, offering excellent all-around stats for players who want a balanced end-game experience without breaking the bank on the absolute best options.

Bath Tube ($256,000)

Found inside Bob’s Room (after collecting all rubber ducks), this tube offers the highest weight capacity in the game at 600kg. Perfect for players who want to maximize their haul per dive.

Ruined Tube ($270,000)

The ultimate tube in Abyss, available in the Angler Cave after completing the Lost Captain questline. With 380 oxygen, 650m depth, and 32m/s speed, this tube makes you the master of the abyss.

Optimal Tube Progression Strategy

Based on my extensive gameplay experience, here’s the most cost-effective progression path:

For Beginners: Wooden → Normal → Pufferfish This path skips the less valuable upgrades and gets you to a solid mid-game tube quickly.

For Efficient Players: Wooden → Fire → Boat → Rukiry This progression focuses on reaching key depth milestones that unlock new biomes and fishing opportunities.

For Speed Runners: Wooden → Pufferfish → Zepline → Plane This path prioritizes speed and depth for rapid exploration and progression.

For End-Game Players: Any path → Ruined Tube Ultimately, the Ruined Tube is the best choice for end-game content, offering the best combination of all stats.

Where to Find Each Tube

David’s Tube Shop (Forgotten Deep)

Your main hub for early-game tubes. David sells:

Old Tube ($50)
Normal Tube ($350)
Fire Tube ($1,500)
Pufferfish Tube ($2,850)

Marcus’ Shop (Ancient Sands)

Marcus is your go-to for mid-game upgrades:

Boat Tube ($5,250)

Diver NPC (Forgotten Deep)

Found atop a sunken submarine, the Diver sells premium tubes after quest completion:

Zepline Tube (after 5 quests)
Plane Tube (after 10 quests)

Grumpy Hank’s House (Ancient Sands)

Climb to the top for the Rukiry Tube ($40,500)

Special Locations

Bob’s Room: Bath Tube (requires all rubber ducks)
Angler Cave: Ruined Tube (requires Lost Captain questline)

Pro Tips for Tube Management

Don’t Overbuy: It’s tempting to save up for the best tube, but sometimes incremental upgrades provide better value for your current playstyle.
Depth Over Oxygen: Max depth is almost always more important than oxygen capacity. You can always find air bubbles underwater, but you can’t go deeper than your tube allows.
Weight Matters Later: Don’t worry too much about weight limit in the early game. Focus on depth first, then upgrade weight capacity once you’re accessing deeper biomes.
Save for Big Jumps: Sometimes it’s better to save up and skip a tube rather than buying every incremental upgrade.
Watch for Sales: Keep an eye on the Roblox Abyss codes page for potential discounts or bonuses that might help with tube purchases.

Common Mistakes to Avoid

Ignoring Depth Limits: Going deeper than your tube allows is a quick way to die and lose progress.
Overloading: Don’t try to carry more fish than your weight limit allows – the speed penalty can be deadly.
Skipping Quests: Many of the best tubes are locked behind NPC quests. Make sure to complete these as you progress.
Forgetting Air Bubbles: These are your lifeline underwater. Learn their locations and use them to extend your diving time.
Not Planning Ahead: Consider which biomes you want to explore next and choose your tube upgrades accordingly.

Advanced Tube Strategies

The Commercial Fishing Build

Focus on tubes with high weight capacity:

Boat Tube (early commercial)
Rukiry Tube (mid commercial)
Bath Tube (end-game commercial)

The Explorer Build

Prioritize depth and speed:

Pufferfish Tube (early exploration)
Zepline Tube (mid exploration)
Plane Tube (advanced exploration)

The Balanced Build

Mix of all stats for versatile gameplay:

Fire Tube (early balanced)
Rukiry Tube (mid balanced)
Ruined Tube (end-game balanced)

Tube Maintenance and Upgrades

While tubes themselves don’t have upgrade paths in the traditional sense, you can enhance their effectiveness through:

Artifacts: Certain artifacts can boost your oxygen capacity or movement speed
Mutations: Some fish mutations provide temporary boosts to your diving abilities
Races: Certain races in Abyss provide passive bonuses that complement your tube choice

Frequently Asked Questions

What happens if my oxygen runs out?

When your oxygen hits zero, you die and lose 25% of your inventory and money. Always keep an eye on your oxygen meter and know the quickest route back to safety.

Can I sell my old tubes?

Unfortunately, you cannot sell used tubes in Abyss. Once you buy a tube, it’s yours forever. This makes choosing your upgrades carefully even more important.

Do tubes affect my fishing ability?

Tubes don’t directly affect your fishing mechanics, but better tubes allow you to reach areas with rarer, more valuable fish. Your fishing success still depends on your skill and equipment.

What’s the best tube for beginners?

The Pufferfish Tube offers the best value for new players who have some starting capital. It provides significant depth and oxygen improvements without breaking the bank.

How do I unlock the end-game tubes?

The Bath Tube requires finding all rubber ducks for Bob, while the Ruined Tube requires completing the Lost Captain questline to access the Angler Cave.

Can I use codes to get free tubes?

While Abyss codes typically provide potions and currency, some special events may offer tube-related rewards. Keep checking for updates!

Final Thoughts

Choosing the right tube in Abyss is about more than just stats – it’s about matching your equipment to your playstyle and goals. Whether you’re a commercial fisherman looking to maximize profits, an explorer seeking the ocean’s deepest secrets, or a balanced player enjoying all aspects of the game, there’s a perfect tube progression path for you.

Remember that the journey to the best tube is part of the fun. Each upgrade opens up new possibilities and challenges, making your underwater adventures more exciting and rewarding.