Could it be used for SCUBA diving?
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Mmmmm...never thought of that. My husband has a GoPro and got a different extension that telescopes but did not use it under water. Sorry I could not be more of a help
797208
I wouldnt try. I couldnt get my camera to stay on it and ended up returning it. I doubt it would work better in the water
797209
Xshot would probably corrode after using under water unless it was thoroughly rinsed (if in salt water) and dried. If the under water camera unit you are using is able to securely have the Xshot attached, it probably will work. I have only used mine above water with light cameras.
797210
That's a good question. I don't believe that it's water tight. So, in the short term, you could use it for scuba diving, but it would likely get water inside and possibly rust or otherwise not last very long after. That said, getting some great shots underwater might be worth the cost of the item.
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well, don't know what to tell you. Maybe you should return it if it is defective. We took it scuba diving in Dec to Belize and it worked just fine. No problem!
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For basic underwater it should work, unless depth is too high and probably below 25 feet is not indicated.
712121
I would not. It's concentrated and meant for mixture with water and use on wetsuits and dive gear.I would find a product meant for those purposes, not use Sink the Stink for that.
1878660
Unfortunately it's basically impossible to swim under water with this pouch. An air pocket forms in the pouch. It allows you to take pictures with the lens in the water, but as far as diving goes? I'd look somewhere else.
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Hi xterradiver, Kendall here from The Friendly Swede! To answer your question the best I can, the material itself is not designed to be submerged in water for long periods of time. It can withstand wet weather conditions but it is not designed for scuba diving. As a scuba diver myself, I know how important safety is while underwater. As much as I would love to recommend our product to you, I'm not sure it would suit your needs as a scuba diver. I hope that helps! Should you have any further questions, please feel free to contact us at the customer service link below. Thanks! All the best, Kendall / The Friendly Swede
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I dont see why not. First time i used it was for sledding. I cant wait to use it this summer for diving.
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I have scuba dived with it. It is not particularly useful. The wrist mount does not point naturally in a direction that you want to shoot.I would recommend something that points in the direction that you want to shoot. A head or chest mount, or a head mount with a pole that points back towards you would be better. It is not particularly stable either as the strap will only tighten so far. The strap holding the mount to the wrist strap is not tight and can come loose; you won't lose the camera, but it will dangle from the other strap mount and footage will be 'shaky' to say the least.
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I wouldn't suggest scuba diving with it, but yes it is water proof. I have left mine in the rain and never had a drop in it. This a a true Pelican Case with a backpack built around it. It's worth the money.
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I haven't used it for scuba yet, only snorkeling, but it fits with my scuba mask on.
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Not really. The contents are wrapped in aluminum foil so one poke or tear you are going to get the contents wet. You could attatch it to scuba gear but I have found out that it bounces around and gets caught on things even if I attatched it to my belt so scuba gear I would really avoid attatching to. Better for pockets and packs than anything but it is very worth getting in case you need it. I got about eight of them and gave most away as gifts and everyone I know loves them. Hope this helps.
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I believe that it would. It is a large, strong bag that is made of strong mesh (water can drip out of it) and you can see through it. It is made for holding scuba gear including large fins. I think it could hold the gear you mentioned. Keep in mind too that the bag is very flexible. I hope this helps.
155482
Yes, but I would not use underwater. The seam split on mine but I was just using to take pictures in the rain - not actually underwater.
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Yes, these are good for scuba diving. You can wear them alone in fins or as an additional layer inside a dive boot. Personally, I cannot wear the "dive boots" without a sock. So these work very well and they give you some additional protection from the water temp
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I don't know for sure. But I'm gonna say no. Based on the new dimensions. But I recently used this on a shark diving excursion in South Africa and it worked flawlessly. Great product for the price
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Probably, I used it for snorkeling, but it's got acord and big clip that you can attach to yourself or clothing.
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Yes. I just used the mask with my GoPro on a 10 day trip scuba diving. Excellent mask.