Can I wear it in water, I fly fish therefore I stand in water. Thanks, Jim
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I would certainly believe you could-the tomahawk itself and the rivets on the hard rubber type handle are all painted or black anodized, the sheathe is a nylon web material. The snaps on the sheath may eventually rust on the inside where there's no paint, however.
1067089
This tomahawk is geared towards breaking into (or out of) structures or vehicles. It is a hard use tool, but on the heavy side. There are many smaller tomahawks that would serve you better as a belt 'hawk. I wouldn't wear it fly fishing unless you frequently encounter people trapped in their vehicles on the river.
1067090
If you buy it, you own it. Therefore you can wear it where ever you wish. From what I can tell, I highly doubt that a little water will hurt it.
1067091
The body and blade are carbon steel and not stainless. Also, the weight would make this an impractical tool to carry in deep water if you took a spill. It's a great tool, but definitely more practical on dry ground.
1067092
The tool itself is painted in what appears to be acrylic flat black and therefore, pretty resistant unless scratched. As the others have mentioned, it's not stainless so I would take care of the sharpened edge and any scratches with a light oil after exposure to water. As I write this, I'm thinking it might be a good idea to unscrew the handle and give the holes and screws a good going over as well. This is even more important if you're fishing in salt water.
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This is definitely a heavy duty they can go in any weather the only thing I would suggest is to buy a Grip tape I bought some here on Amazon and it is great grip tape its rubber with a little padding and it really makes a difference its called GAMMA it gives a grip like you wouldn't believe the handle that comes attached to it its pretty slippery unless you have really good rubber grip gloves (Gamma Supreme Overgrip, Black) this is the tape i was talking about
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It is 1075 steel so not a lot of chrome content. So not a stainless steel. I wouldn't wear it in water. Not sure why you'd need to really. I'd leave it with my pack on the shoreline and then go get it if I found I really needed it. But again not sure why you'd need to extract anything or bust down a door in the middle of a stream.
1556089
This fly fishing vest is only for gear not for safety,You should get a separate life jacket.i would get a larger size vest&where; your jacket under it.
1341683
It is tight at the top. Then it comes with a pump to suck out the air and make it tighter. Yes, you can definitely wear outside in the snow and rain. You can swim in it.
34935
It doesn't really act like a wetsuit. It is comfortable, light-weight & fast drying. I wear it around walking, hiking, etc jump in the water & leave it on to dry. I am very sensitive to the sun, so that's why I wear it. I usually swim in warmer waters. In cold water, I'd wear a wetsuit.
576581
it is useless piece of junk. unless you using it as a fashion element. i do not see any problem wear it in shower or beach.
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.
2090652
I would not buy it if your main excises is swimming! They don't recommend wearing it while swimming
2214273
Well, having never used it in water, I can only make the assumption that it would. If I were not out of town on business, I would go try it for you. It works great out of water and I am guessing in water as well. If you want me to try it in water, I can do that this Thursday, August 14. Just re-post your question. Sorry for the "almost answer".
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The vest I ordered was too small and seemed very stiff. I doubt if you could swim in it because it basically keeps your head and shoulders out of the water; I guess, just as a lifejacket is suppose to do. I hope this helps you with your decision.
1386104
While it is waterproof and can be worn in light water, like a short shower or heavy rain. It is recommended that you do not wear it swimming or submerged in water.
438421
Yes it can. I wear it when I swim in my pool. Make sure your battery is good. Occasionally the chlorine content in my pool will cause spurious signal issues, but it works. Also don't push any buttons on the watch under water.
1370310
You could wear it while biking, if you want an extra workout. Breathing is restricted, and I don't know how well the thing will stay on with the bumps in the road or sweat.
348732
It can take some water but no it is not fully water proof so you can not wear in the water?
181712
This sleeve gave me (and many, many others) a bad rash where the upper retention band touched my skin. Still there after nearly a month. If you're not worried about the rash possibility then there's no reason it wouldn't stay on in the water--certainly you can wash it.
77689
Yes, he would be able to walk with it on...I'm assuming you mean walking in shallow water.
1820288
Yes you can. I've owned two of the PC15s in my time and I have done three Ironman distance triathlons wearing these things. Yes even in the swim. They have been bullet proof for me. They simply have been the best bang for the buck. The newer version, at least the one pictured above, has a bigger display and is nicer. My wife has one as I continue to use my old pc15 that is now about 7 years old.
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Yes, I wore mine in the pool & lake several times and it worked just fine. However, after I changed the battery in the HRM, I haven't worn it in the water.