Looking for something to use on a boat-towed kneeboard. Are these sufficiently waterproof?
1001664
no, it is not. you are looking for something made of rubber or likewise material. with the water and heat it will cause there is a likelihood of skin problems or other problems
1001665
I would say no. I haven't tried them in water, but the materials do not seem waterproof at all.
851573
i have 3 of these mounted outside in oregon,, so i would say Yes they are waterproof.. been installed for several months.. j
1530207
I doubt it. They protect against bumps from the surface you are kneeling on and the occasional bump. There are much more heavily padded kneepads out there - try Alta. They just don't fit as nice for walking.
34999
They are not waterproof. I have seen videos of them crashing into puddles, and creaks and still working but not completely submerged. I myself fly mine over the water alot, chasing my boat, and I assume if its lands in the river its a DONE. i use a timer to make sure i get it back to me before battery dies.
509298
These are play kayaks, I would not plan to be dry. They are low to the water so water can splash into them and tends to drain out the holes. Our kids use them a lot when they are swimming and paddling to the float or around in front of the house.
1284921
I no longer use them. If you tie the boat down correctly, I see no need. The best part is they cushion my wife's kevlar boat real nice.
1714406
No, These Lights are not water proof, and I wouldn't try using them on a boat trailer.
2183175
yes they are waterproof to a point.. I have sank this one. it dryed and still runs. It will stop if the batt plugs get wet. This a awesome boat!!!! buy it. you will love it. The charger it comes with is junk. Get a "Losi mini peak charger". It will burn up motors if it does not have small vent holes. Heat seems WAY more dangerous than Wet on these newer boats. I even put a 30x30x10 fan in my boat. well over 1.5 years and 100 runs!! keep it cool!!- cheers, Curtis
1843937
Possibly yes but also possibly no because they are so thick. I only surf, no paddle board so I can't honestly say. What I'd do is buy a set off Craig's List and see. If not resale them....
2118149
Hi Sandy, that´s what manuifacturer says, it looks waterproof, but I have not dropped into water yet! They look solid and well done
55628
No, for waterproof application check boat/marine suppliers (West Marine, Defender, Jamestown Distributors, others).
1151202
I can certify that they are water resistant. Not sure about water proof. They have been in my boat for 3 years and never failed. I put another pair in last year. I won't buy anything else. Great deal, great sound.
788860
I have them installed on my boat. They really do not get direct water to them. But they do get moisture on a daily basis. They may get wet here in there when were running but that's about it. I've had no issues to date. But I'm not sure if they would work for your application. The speakers are quite heavy.
1885921
Not sure because I have never dropped them in the water or had them in the rain, however I do believe they would be waterproof by the way they are made. Sorry I could be of know more help to you in this matter.Regards,Terry L. Shook
1298451
I have no knowledge of whether or not they are waterproof or not, nor do I intend to test to see... My only negative about them is that they are terribly hard to fit onto a foam (and, presumably latex) mattress due to a too small piece of elastic which causes the pad to bunch up into a small 'wad', and requires either three people, or two and a contortionist, to put on. The quality of the materials appears to be excellent, and the texture leads me to believe that it would in fact be waterproof. I do not look forward to have to remove the pad for washing, and then replacing it. It is simple TOO DIFFICULT A PROCESS.
840963
I would say not waterproof, as in standing water for a while would damage them, but definitely good with wiping down and stuff. Be warned, they don't have a latch on the bottom for the bar that slides out to set up the legs. So, if you pick it up (to move around while in use) the legs fold back up. Definitely a problem if you have stuff on it!
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.