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
705222
Unlike the LifeProof brand case, this case is only rated for brief and shallow submersion. The reason I went with this case over the LifeProof was the numerous complaints that the sound quality of that case was terrible. Even with the LifeProof you would only be good for 6ft for an hour. If you really are looking to go scuba diving with your phone, I would recommend a dedicated scuba case. They are a bit pricey but are good down to over 100ft and offer the option of adding light filters you will want for quality underwater photos.
183636
I used it while scuba diving and it was fine. Water will of course get in and it needs to be rinsed after use in salt water especially. Stability with a GoPro was fine under water. On land it might start to rotate after a while but if that happens you can slightly press the pole so it will become oval and then it won't rotate anymore. I recommend it.
1113658
Don't know I use it for scuba diving. No pressure gauge. It is how ever 3000 psi so you could probably math from it
733690
I wear an ll man's shoe, and their 'large" size is a really tight fit. you might be ok, a bit loose, they SAY you can fix by wearing a sock. i could not swim any faster with them than with large scuba fins, and I had to work much harder with the aqua fin. I am not, however, training to really swim, just to endure, lose weight, and built leg muscle. If your goals are different, they might work for you.
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
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.
1128801
Should be great, just rinse it off and wipe it down if you take it scuba diving and it should last for years. I am not sure but believe the hardware is probably stainless, the quality is good.
661653
I have not yet used scuba tanks but I believe that co2 runs at a lower psi than compressed air. So you will be shooting at lower velocities
288721
Not the best. For the occasional scuba afficianado, not bad. For the real diver, spring for a better mask. Not the most comfortable however. Keep smiling.
630169
I've only snorkeled. It's great for snorkeling I don't know about deeper waters
219792
No good for that. These gloves are very thick and even underwater they are kind of hard to maneuver. Look into gloves with "thinsulation" I have some from Wilsons Leather and they're great.
687118
For underwater, I thought they were pretty good shots. We used ours in Puerto Morales, so same vicinity as Cozumel. If you want to contact me at dasjman@yahoo.com, I can send you a couple images I took this past June while snorkeling, if it helps you decide. Obviously, the more expensive cameras take better pictures, but for the price, I was very satisfied with it.
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.
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.
174958
It's primarily for diving to be attached to a scuba mask but you should be able to attach it to a ski mask in the same way. Well worth the money.
1938862
It depends on how fast you breathe. I think you should consult a dive shop.