Is this waterproof (are you able to wear in the pool)?
1702250
the product is definately water proof but i have not tried it in the pool. i do not know.i had a garmin unit that also worked at 2.4 ghz in the past and that did not work in the pool something to do with the frequency. i hope this helps
1702251
Yes, you can wear it in the pool, but I checked with their service reps this morning and this is what they said: "The 60beat Blue uses 2.4 ghz transmitter (Bluetooth low energy). The chest strap is fully water resistant, however this frequency does not transmit well in water. This is the same frequency that Garmin has been using with their heart monitors for years and they do not claim it will work in a pool. We do not claim it either. In the open air, the blue will transmit 50 feet or more, but in the pool it may only transmit a short distance. We have one user that has a lot of luck in the pool, but they may be a unique use case (maybe only back stroke or water aerobics). So it does depend on how you use it. No harm in trying in the pool, it will not hurt the unit, but results will vary." Hope that helps.
1336276
Yes it's waterproof, the material is water resistant and it has a lining as well.
87315
Asfar as I know it's waterproof. I wear mine 24/7 since I had it, and nothing has happen to it yet. I wear it working out , swim, and shower.As time goes buy the halogram will probably pop off. Nothing last forever!
1511318
All of the documentation I have found online states water resistant.Which usually means as long as you aren't diving with it you should be ok. My concern though would be the optical sensor on the back used for measuring heart rate. I personally would not swim with it on.
1574393
Yes, water-resistant, sweat-resistant. They are NOT waterproof, so no swimming with these, but rain/sweat will not mess up controls. Best Regards,Mike Emberswww.acousticsounddesign.com888-224-3663
436817
They're not waterproof, but I've worn them through a tough, ton of sweat workout and they're still working. I wouldn't risk wearing them in the rain.
1953489
No. It is water resistant but, definitely not water proof. There have also been some cases where heavy sweaters (people who sweat a lot, not the article of clothing) can cause it to short out due to excessive amounts of sweat. I haven't had this problem yet.
958160
Can you wear these in a pool? Yes. Should you? No. They are soft neoprene, which is why they are so comfortable. I'm guessing that the stitching would give way pretty quickly if there were submerged several times. Do a search on Amazon for "pool exercise equipment" (no quotes). You'll find a wide range of stuff that provides resistance while in the water.
87317
yes it is waterproof, my husband wears it all of the time and never takes it off, not even inthe shower.
1737784
No its not water resistant you can't get in the pool with it, but the sweat won't hurt it. The sweat is Okay it does not harm your device. Just can't submerge the unit in water.
225906
Yes, my daughter bought it specifically for the beach but has worn in in chlorine pools with no problem
552273
The watch is waterproof, but I would not swim in the pool with this watch as it is not accurate to the degree of a short 25 meter pool. I would also not advise to using this watch in the ocean as it is not the most solid piece of equipment. It is chinese made.
153937
No. As I understand it, the waterproof ones have been sent to an independent company for waterproofing. I have been wearing my in the pool and it has worked fine. I was told by Nike that the waterproofing invalidates the warranty. I found this out after I received and used mine.
84618
I wear it outside and while swimming. I think it is fine in shower, doing dishes, including he rain, and in the pool.
1934418
No. These are dive boots which are made of the same neoprene material as wetsuits and are not waterproof.
1760964
I don't think it is water proof. I am not sure why one would want to wear this and get wet.
1483729
Water-PROOF ... NO ... Water-RESISTANT ... YES! You dump it in the pool or a wave rolls over it ... you're out one speaker! :-)