good for scuba diving?
1251351
we wore for cold water snorkeling in 60 degrees and they were great. Solid bottom to walk in
1251352
I'm not a scuba diver but I can tell you that I wore these while volunteering for Ironman CDA where the water temp was 63 degrees! I spent almost 4 hours in the water and can say that my feet kept perfectly warm. The socks are pretty true to size. Hope this helps!
1251353
I've used them with full fins and open fins with no problem, but would rather use diving boots for open fins. They get a bit loose after a few uses, but still work well as socks for full fins. If you use them without fins they're not that great because they flood easily.
1251354
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
1291756
I wore them for two weeks in brilliant light on the ocean while scuba diving. They are fantastic.
949720
I used this camera for both SCUBA and snorkling in seawater without any problems. I did rinse the outside with fresh water when I finished, just as I would with my dive gear. I believe this is one of the best price/feature cameras for its price range.
1473257
I use the standard housing to dive with. I had it around 140ft with no problems. The red filter is a must. I did not use the macro lense much though.
1367038
Any hard case back is ok for diving. If you have the touch screen back(for the LCD screen) it limits you to a little less than 10 ft. However this kit comes with the hard case back for the LCD screen as well so you should definitely be good to around 100 ft. Also if your going to be using it for diving I recommend you get the red lens clip on cover, it's like 7 bucks and you get much better imaging.
1221572
Trig: Hi. I also scuba dive and when I do I use my full size fins. I just used these Travel fins again last week on vacation and they worked great for snorkeling. My opinion would be to use full size fins for scuba diving.
288722
We do not scuba but we snuba dive at about 20 ft down and have never had any problems. We each have one and have had them for over a year. Living in Florida they get alot of use.
1377885
I only used it while snorkeling and riding a jet ski. When sealed properly it was perfect in those conditions. Perhaps you should contact the manufacturer with your question, because I do not know how water pressure during diving would affect the seal.
584481
I've worn these for both snorkeling and diving without dive boots and was very happy with them. They're very comfortable.
7233
I think they're pretty good. I use them for hour-long practices and they're very comfortable and rarely leak. Normally any leak just requires readjusting them once and then they're good the whole practice. As for being foggy, they still fog up as much as my last pair of Speedos, so that would be the only downside. I still feel like they're not quite as foggy as other goggles I've used, though.
1225860
I'm sure it would be fine, however I would prefer the Gopro Pole for scuba diving. I used it and had great results especially when reaching a good distance for close up shots of fish and other sea life your not supposed to get close to or won't allow you. The pole is well constructed and in my opinion harder to lose. It can be challenging with the older model Gopro due to having to reach for the button every time you want to start or stop recording. My dive buddy used it on our second dive and he has the gopro 3 and had amazing video, and was able to get close to corral, fish, ect. Tip: invest in a red filter, a world of difference.
1002994
The at gold is waterproof to ten feet of water however I would not go scuba diving with the at gold. Have fun and happy hunting
1239793
YES! The first pair of reading lenses I bought were used in my scuba diving mask and I have used the mask many times with them in it. Works well!
448410
I found this youtube review, it's safer to use down to 50 feet, but these guys took it down to 130 feet and was still working. I would say to use caution, perhaps it's ok at 130 feet for a few seconds. If you want something for diving, it's always advisable to buy something that has a specific waterproof housing.https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FN7LQvCZm8M
644096
I used this snorkel set in Kona on the big island and had no trouble with them. We also went out on the Body Glove tour boat, and they worked well for that. I think that people have too high expectations for this set. It's not a set you'd use with tanks. I had no trouble in twenty-five feet of water, on a nice day, and was able to dive down about Fifteen feet. I think I could have gone deeper if I could have held my breath longer. They are a little big for kids. My daughter had trouble with her mask leaking.
1579213
Definitely. I can fit an entire scuba set: BCD, regulator set, fins, mask, snorkel, 7mm wetsuit, booties, gloves, hood, two dive computers, and two flashlights. No question you could fit 2 sets of personal gear (fins, booties, masks, snorkels) if that's all you wanted to include. It's a very good bag and easy to hose down after a dive (or snorkel).
765876
Pretty much. I'm using it for free diving and its excellent for up to 15 mtrs.