Can the kids use them in a salty water, sea?
868929
Its a regular blow up tube so it should work just fine, the salt may or may not clog up the squirt gun (I've never used a squirt gun in the ocean before so I don't know it it causes any issues) the only problem with using in the ocean I could see would be the possibility of being knocked off by a wave (like with any other floatation device or being swept out if someone wasn't with the child)
868930
It only lasted 1 summer in pool water, salt water may cause blockage in the access tube. For the price I'd buy it and let the kids use it as long as it lasts....
787030
Yes. We have used them in the Gulf and they worked fine. We did rinse them (inside & out) in clean water before storing. The adults loved them as much as the children. Have fun!
278212
Yes you can, they're water proff up to 15m, I have used them when I use my seadoos.
1840882
If they are just going to float in a pool, or secured beach area, probably okay, but young children need to be closely supervised in my opinion. I wouldn't let them be alone on a river float. They don't have the physical or emotional skills to deal with the unexpected. IMHO
440379
Taking this into the ocean does not sound safe, especially with children. We only have used it in the pool
1423440
I would say yes. I use it in a salt water swimming pool, but have not used it in the ocean. The device is sealed and should not let in any water, salt or otherwise. If you are worried about effect of salt remaining on the surface and drying out there, wash it off after use. Additionally, the instructions coming with the device do not contraindicate use in salt water.
2117361
I don't see why not...they're just plastic....water shouldn't affect them...
343845
Yep sure can, Def one of the best water games out there.. Use it in the pool and beach!
109187
Yes! My kids wore them at the beach to protect their feet from the hot sand. We've also used them in the pool to protect feet from rough cement.
625933
Yeah shouldn't be an issue. My daughter has played with hers in the tub a couple times. As long as you don't leave them submerged in the water for long periods of time, should be ok.
1326859
We have used ours in saltwater, but don't forget to give it a good rinse afterwards!
2192977
I never got to use them in the pool but my assumption is that they can be used in shallow waters as long as your feet are not touching the bottom of pool or water environment, you need enough space at the bottom in order to aqua-jug while you are floating
111594
I have the Canon D20 and Yes you can use it in salt water! As a matter of fact Very Salty water. We got it to use in St. Thomas to film the sea turtles and Rainbow Parrot fish and the water down in the Caribbean very salty but very clear. You will love the camera!! It takes great pix! I'd recommend getting a floatation device for it tho, if its dropped it sinks immediately! I got one and love it ($25 for a kit with extra battery, float, charger, & tripod!! Amazon Rocks!)
697684
Yes, you can certainly use our waterproof products in salt water! The only thing we suggest is to rinse the iPod off with fresh water after each use in salt water so there isn't any salt built up in the headphone jack.-Underwater Audio Customer Service
570567
Hi Giulie, I got these for my grandson for lifeguarding. As long as you aren't dragging them in the sand/rocks on take off or landing they should be find.
1721597
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.
1091564
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.