Can this go in the water? I am a water fitness instructor and would like to add these to my drills.
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I can't see any reason why this could not go in the water. The outside is similar to a basketball. My daughter and I used it on the beach all summer; it got wet and sandy all the time. We rinsed it off w/the hose after our workouts. The ball seems sturdy; I'd give it a try! We love this thing!
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Should hold up just fine. I'd also add some of the exercises in Treat Your Own Rotator Cuff to protect you shoulder from injury too.
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Well, having never used it in water, I can only make the assumption that it would. If I were not out of town on business, I would go try it for you. It works great out of water and I am guessing in water as well. If you want me to try it in water, I can do that this Thursday, August 14. Just re-post your question. Sorry for the "almost answer".
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I have never tried that. If it is not salt water, I would guess there would be no problem. AA batteries are sealed, so water might get into the pump motor, but most of those are designed to run wet. Please understand, this is only my guess...I have no firm technical knowledge about it.
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Thank you for your question! Although it looks as though it could be used in the water, and the seat is machine washable, the manufacturer's specifications do not indicate that the Exersaucer itself can be submerged. Hope this helps!
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I've got mine wet a couple of times, Don't know if you can swim in it. It take quite a bit of abuse.
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I truly do not know about the water. I got the impression they are miniature electronics of some sort, so I would not think they would work in water. I would think it would ruin the hex bug. I bought them for gifts for 3 children of various ages, and none of them used them in water.
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I don't see why not. These bands are made of a waterproof material, and should behave just like they do out of the water. I would feel fine using these in water.
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I haven't tried, but I assume no. They have batteries in them and would no longer work if you submersed them I would guess.
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Hi, Chris from Polar USA here. As mentioned previously. It should work great in the pool! I have logged many many laps with mine. As another poster mentioned, the initial push off sometimes causes the transmitter to slip down. We find if we place the transmitter in our back, (upside down so the L/R sides of the transmitter are still on the L/R sides of your body) this reduces the drag and prevents that from happening. Please give us a ring if you have any questions. Chris @ Polar USAtwitter.com/chrispolarusa
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It can go in the water, but I wouldn't consider it a water toy. It has to be drained out afterwards, as do the rest of the fleet.
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Lynn, yes should work okay. The water just needs to be deep enough to reach the spinners, probably about an inch.
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Yes, possibly so, unless you anchor them down somehow. I haven't done that and haven't used them when it's wet, so I can't be sure. Sorry.
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Yes, they work great for deep water walking. I use them routinely for that! They make for a great workout.
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i haven't tried putting mine in the water but looking at the seals where the battery goes I would have to answer "no"
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Granite fabricators use water and power tools all the time, not submerged mind you. If just the bit went into water i think it would be fine. Or with a spray bottle start the hole wet then once its started fill the hole with water and take small bites with the drill bit keeping it wet the entire time. Do not let any water get get near the electrical motor ect.
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Hello these are not made for aquatic exercises. I am sure tho it can be done but the fabric might stretch after this kind is repeated use. It's all about the fabric other than that it is a good product as my wife, daughter and I use it. God bless
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I would not recommend it if they are going to possibly get wet. The water will eventually get into the battery compartment and it not light anymore. Hope that helps