will it work okay on a diving board
993459
I am pretty sure it will. Ours was used on the ladder in a boat and on our stairs. With our intense AZ heat, it starts to lift up on the edges but sure helps anyway
993460
I don't think it works good on surfaces that can get wet. the adhesive doesn't bond easily
993461
It peeled up on vinyl decking after the winter, not sure about a diving board.
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.
478905
Yes it would work as long as you have the right connections to attach the pump to the scuba tank
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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. 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:... » Read More 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. « Show Less
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I bought this for scuba diving but It could be used for just about anything. If you use the waterproof housing do NOT expect to get any usable audio from it. the waterproof housing blocks out all noise from getting to the microphone. Also worth mentioning, the camera does not do well with swift movements. It is glitchy and spotty video if you move the camera point of view around much. It is nice for the money, but I will be upgrading to a GoPro HD soon.
448410
I found this youtube review, it's safer to use down to 50 feet, but these guys took it down to 130 feet and was still working. I would say to use caution, perhaps it's ok at 130 feet for a few seconds. If you want something for diving, it's always advisable to buy something that has a specific waterproof housing.https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FN7LQvCZm8M
61655
In general, it will. The pole is not very buoyant, it's made of metal and has very little floatation itself. The floaty is enough to keep it from sinking too quickly, but if you let it go and just leave it alone, then it will slowly sink down. That said, I used the pole with my GoPro and Floaty in the lake for 2 weeks and the Bahamas for a week, and never lost it.
1230985
Sorry, but because it has an electric motor, I would not reccomend to use it underwater. It is not water proof.
1091565
My grandson tells me that it will not. He adds that they have since come out with a newly designed shark hex that will work in water.
721949
It will, but before I sealed it I tried to get all the air I could so it would be easier to use under water.
1301291
Its a buoy not a dive handle. I don't think its been tested for use at depth as its mainly suited for use on the surface for preventing the camera from permanently sinking to those depths. If you intend on using it for diving you may be better off using a float designed for that depth
220470
Of course not. Its not rated for underwater use either. Place it under an eve in a protected area, you'll be fine.
109783
It all depends on how sealed your board is just for safety sake purchase the red floater back so if it falls off it will float at least
2165452
Water related sports? absolutely. I took mine SCUBA diving, where with a snappy coil connects it to my BC. Surfing? I don't surf so I'm not sure. I suppose that you'd want it tethered to yourself somehow so in case you drop it, you'll still have it. GoPro provides other mounts that can attach directly to your board or to your head.
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Yes, it's great for scuba.You need to use the rugged waterproof case.It is IPX8-rated down to 100M.http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hAeKP0_-qJw
1770982
I use it on my mountain bike. I don't think it would do well on a paddle board. You might want to consider a Boombottle instead.
467036
Yes if you secure it well. I have had a part of it flip under the board and it ends up dragging. The tires are solid.