Will it float if dropped in water
1319211
If it is not stuffed to the point that the lid is buckled, even a TINY bit or it is not simply OVERLOADED with WEIGHT, yes, in my observation, it will. I haven't been able to get one, too heavy, yet. They are approx. 2/3 size of green ammo, so the weight is greatly reduced. I liked enough to buy 8 of them, twice
1319212
I haven't tried that one. I guess it depends on how much weight you put in and how long you leave it afloat. The seals appear fairly good. I'm sure it would empty
1095496
I've had mine for about 6 months and it works great. I don't think it could float around because it is too heavy.
1700231
I think it would, it's a tight seal. Their is a rubber seal that is pretty efficient. I wouldn't submerse it underwater for a long time but it will definitely float. Hope that helps
1517490
It is poly so it should float. I do not think that would be good choice. The ducks will become entangled in the webbing.
249793
It is positively Buoyant. If you let go of underwater it will float to the surface.
409225
I'd guess no. It's heavy and curved in a way that isn't for laying on the long way. I haven't checked to see if it would float.
938909
It doesn't make sense to float unless your trying to use it on a large area. I use it in a bird bath and use a rock to weigh it down. Works fine for me.
896168
I use it in tub half filled and my son loves to splash water. This will not float as baby weight will keep it from floating.
2246587
No. Air is trapped in the protector and the change in temperature will cause it to sweat. It will more than likely float. When forced under water it will more than likely leak
454020
The Aquaskipper itself will float. If any time you are in the water and tired, you can rest by holding onto the vertical frame.
1711586
I think you can drop it in water and it will be okay. If you leave it in water you might have problems. I have gotten mine in water by accident but it still worked when I pulled it out.
958688
Not when I received it, but after a month it had water inside and would not float. I would suggest trying another product.
249792
it floats if dropped unless it is not propely closed in wich case it sinks by the water inside the battery compartment. As an hydrodynamic device it works a lot better underwater so in a swin area will work fine if the lake is quiet with not noticeable stream. Believe me, at half sinking works poorly but when you pun under water level it is really nice.
536523
No it does not float, it is heavy enough to hold it down, nothing needed to keep it down. great ladder and the removal steps are great. I love it!
130029
To tell the truth I cant get to it now or I would put it in the tub. I never dropped it but I would think it floats .
319658
My kids haven't attempted to put it in water so I don't know if it will float. It does have 2 buttons for sound effects, so that would certainly be ruined by putting it in water. My almost 6 year old has had this for almost 2 years and still uses it, as does my 3 year old son. It is a good toy for the price. Hope this helps.
1749059
That's going to depend on how you use it. If you put heavy items in it and/or squeeze all the air out of it, then no. If you put reasonable weight in it and maximize the air in it when you roll it closed, then yes, it should float.