Can this be used for tough mudders/ get wet
1351811
yes...I have used it for gardening in the rain, at the gym and it stays in place and holds my knee the same...
1351812
The material used is very similar to the material used for wet suits. I would recommend to check with your doctor first regarding contact of dirty water and bacterial elements on prolonged contact with your skin.
2143277
I haven't opened mine up, but I do not believe it is water proof. As for rock crawling, I think if you double up this would be a great servo.I'm running a single on my e-maxx and it has taken some serious abuse, but I don't know if it has the torque to overcome scenarios that rock crawling would bring.
742815
I dont think so , I have had mine through mud and water, i also have used a hose on it to wash mud off. Its been two years and works fine
2065245
I used it on the bottom of my aluminum pram (boat) so it would protect it and slide over rocks. It is slippery and you could add sand in my opinion for traction. Good luck
1463086
I probably wouldn't recommend it for that purpose only because it is water resistant and not waterproof. If it got drenched I would think that would cause damage.
633637
Yes, I have used it for similiar applications. It will be a little stiff when dry.
1868467
Although I wouldn't pour water on it directly, it is pretty resistant towards rain and sweat - and I ran a 10K race with this on a trail course during slightly muggy conditions. Just remember to dry it out once you're done running with it! For casual use there are no problems at all.
1385515
I would think not. It doesn't like wet things. It won't pick up fine dirt completely so sand is probably the same. You could try it if you get a return guarantee.
1677995
Yea, I would find the longest puddle and run through it... But if your caught out in the rain during your run it should hold up well.
1288535
I have used it on grass and dirt but you have to be careful and go slow. I would not try to use it on medium rocks or rough trails. The danger is in tipping over.
1023628
No. It is really meant for waders and irrigation type boots. It needs soft rubber to squeeze for tension which is why it works for waders.
373631
Yes I do think it would work just fine wet - u may have to re-adjust it after getting it wet. For me its all about having it at the right tension.
791165
Well it has a 5000 lb limit so I would say that it would just do the job to get you out of mud or sand but I don't know about over rocks or up hills or pulling someone else out. Might be too much stress
1062862
It could definitely be used for skiing both with the head strap/helmet mount or the chesty mount as done by most of the team athletes. If you go any lower where it will be constantly exposed to the snow like on a ski or the side of a boot, you would want to keep it dry so the waterproof housing would be a better choice. Depends ultimately on whether or not it will be getting wet.
814227
I would say no - they have little 'points' on them for traction when wet. If you were to slip and land on a knee or something, you'd tear it up pretty good.
1795976
Item is designed for a dirt bike. I have used in heavy rain and covered it in mud with no problems. I doubt you can submerge it in water for any extended period of time. But it is definitely water resistant.
1094175
maybe. I have found it to be very durable. I have used it as a water training obstacle for my horses for months. It has held up to the horses hooves crushing the sides. Still holding water.