Want to know what the best Tube is in Abyss? This new, groundbreaking Roblox fishing and exploration game combines elements of popular Roblox fishing experiences with diving and harpooning mechanics, similar to Dave the Diver. And Tubes are your main tool when it comes to exploring and traversal in Abyss. Check out the complete list of all Abyss Tubes, including their price, maximum depth, Oxygen level, and locations.
Every Tube in Abyss List - Location, Price & Stats
At the beta launch, there are 13 unique Abyss Tubes avilable. Each of these tubes comes with its own set of stats, but as of right now, they don't have any special passive abilities or something similar to make them unique other than progressively stronger stats. As such, this list is not really a tier list, as it is clear which tubes are better simply by looking at their 3 core stats. Rather, it's here solely to provide clear, coherent information about all Tubes currently in the game.
NOTE: Oxygen governs how long you can dive before you drown, Weight determines how many fish and tools you can carry in your backpack, and Max Depth limits how deep you can go before you start drowning.
| Abyss Tubes | Price & Stats | Location |
|---|---|---|
| Wooden Tube | Price: Free Oxygen: 40 O2 Weight: 5kg Max Depth: 15m | It's a free reward as part of the tutorial at the start of the game, to help you learn about Abyss Tubes. |
| Old Tube | Price: $50 Oxygen: 60 O2 Weight: 10kg Max Depth: 25m | David's Tubes Shop inside the bubble in the Forgotten Deep. |
| Normal Tube | Price: 350$ Oxygen: 70 O2 Weight: 25kg Max Depth: 50m | David's Tubes Shop inside the bubble in the Forgotten Deep. |
| Fire Tube | Price: $1,500 Oxygen: 90 O2 Weight: 45kg Max Depth: 100m | David's Tubes Shop inside the bubble in the Forgotten Deep. |
| Pufferfish Tube | Price: $3,500 Oxygen: 110 O2 Weight: 80kg Max Depth: 180m | David's Tubes Shop inside the bubble in the Forgotten Deep. |
| Boat Tube | Price: $5,250 Oxygen: 200 O2 Weight: 140kg Max Depth: 300m | Marcus, the NPC merchant and quest-giver in the Ancient Sands. |
| Zepeline Tube | Price: $18,500 Oxygen: 150 O2 Weight: 155kg Max Depth: 375m | This tube can be purchased from the Diver NPC atop a sunken submarine in the Forgotten Deep, once you complete his questline. |
| Rukiry Tube | Price: $20,500 Oxygen: 180 O2 Weight: 200kg Max Depth: 460m | Crazy Jeff's Store, below the massive stone arc in the Ancient Sands region. One of the best mid-game Abyss Tubes. |
| Oxy Tube | Price: TBA Oxygen: 220 O2 Weight: 250kg Max Depth: 495m | TBA |
| Plane Tube | Price: $86,500 Oxygen: 260 O2 Weight: 305kg Max Depth: 550m | Another of the Abyss Tubes that can be purchased from the Diver NPC atop a sunken submarine in the Forgotten Deep, once you complete his questline. |
| NewTube Tube | Price: $158,750 Oxygen: 300 O2 Weight: 600kg Max Depth: 370m | TBA |
| Bath Tube | Price: $9,999,999 Oxygen: 320 O2 Weight: 600kg Max Depth: 650m | Inside Bob's Room in the Forgotten Deep. Bob will unlock his room only when you bring him all the rubber ducks. One of the last Abyss Tubes you will be able to get. |
| Ruined Tube | Price: $9,999,999 Oxygen: 380 O2 Weight: 500kg Max Depth: 650m | Inside the Angler Cave in the Forgotten Deep. The Lightkeeper NPC is selling it. You'll need to complete the Lost Captain questline in order to unlock the Angler Cave. |
NOTE: Some of the information listed above is from early access testing from a few weeks ago, and it may be different in the final release of the game. As soon as we can confirm any changes, we will make sure to update our list. The Bath Tube and Ruined Tube prices will almost certainly be changed, as the current price is just a placeholder.
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Tube Progression Guide
When it comes to Tube progression in Roblox Abyss, it’s all about balancing your Oxygen and Max Depth in order to optimize your progression toward deeper levels without wasting money unnecessarily in the process. Sometimes it’s better to do things a little bit slower in the beginning and then save enough money to jump-start your progression toward the next biome. With that in mind, here is the optimal Roblox Abyss Tube progression:
- Start of the game: The Normal Tube is optimal for most early-game quests and exploration around the bubble. You can safely skip both the Old Tube and the Fire Tube.
- Early to mid-game: The Pufferfish Tube can carry you to the Ancient Sands, as its max depth is 180m, while the Ancient Sands start at around 120m. However, since Crazy Jeff’s Store is at 230m, you might consider skipping the Pufferfish Tube and saving for the Zeppelin. If you find your progress to be too slow, it’s perfectly fine to go with the Pufferfish Tube immediately.
- Best mid-game Abyss Tube: By far the best tube in mid-game is the Rukiry Tube, which you can buy from Crazy Jeff. It will carry you safely into the late-game.
- Late-game Tubes: For the late game, you should either purchase the Plane Tube or the NewTube Tube. Both are perfectly fine, but Plane Tube is significantly cheaper and can reach some crazy depths.
- End-game Tubes: There are currently two end-game tubes, the Bath Tube and the Ruined Tube. However, at the time of writing, their prices are placeholders ($10M each), so I’ll have to wait for their real prices before deciding which one is the optimal purchase.
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Abyss Tubes FAQ
The best Tube for the early game is the Pufferfish Tube.
The best mid-game tube is the Rukiry Tube.
The Ruined Tube is currently the best for end-game content.
Normal Tube→Pufferfish Tube→Rukiry Tube→NewTube Tube→Ruined Tube
Thanks for reading! My Roblox Abyss Tubes guide has come to an end. Now that you know every Abyss tube's stats, price, and location, you will be well informed when deciding on your tube progression. And while you're here, don't forget to check out our dedicated Roblox Abyss section, with guides, tier lists, walkthroughs, and everything else you need to know.
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