can the pad be used as a floating devise in the ocean
1107774
I don't know if it can be used as a flotation device in the ocean. I have never submerged it in salt water. I don't think I would buy it or use it for that purpose at the risk of damaging it when proper flotation devices could be purchased for much cheaper.
1354055
The float section definitely can be positioned so it is exposed to the elements. However the main box is not waterproof. Built within some enclosure would probably make it workable.
1283251
Yes.......for floating on top of the water while sitting on something. Do not get them wet near the battery compartment or submerge them....it will ruin them.
2191120
Well, then it wouldn't be a water bed.....with air the foam waveless pads inside that you pay so much for would be useless. I would not use air.
329461
I don't think it would last one dip in the ocean or pool. if you can find a way to waterproof it, shrink wrap it in plastic, maybe something like that maybe would work. It would be the equivalent of any small electronic device being submerged in water.
1674102
Most likely. Refer to the specs and see what the maximum weight it can handle is. You can also use both at the same time for added security. Then test it in a sink, or bathtub before hitting the ocean. Hope that helps! Have fun!
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.
899086
Dear, might it cannot. Though the item can make float, prevent the GoPro Hero 2 or Hero 3 camera from sinking. So you don't have to worry about losing it in the water.Notes: Floaty will not support the weight of the suction cup mount which is not recommended for high impact water sports.
2129689
It seems like the felt pad would soak up the water so you are probably better off using a glide that is all plastic without the felt.
1756163
We used the foam cove wedges. I would highly recommend them. Don't see how you could put sand on top of the pad.
2228097
I think so, you have to keep it very wet though. The sand might be a problem.
1862033
I'm not sure I'd want to go out in the surf with one of these. Think of it as a float tube with a [narrow, 16"] floor. It would be fine in a tidewater bay I think.
275085
no but with one of these it can be used under water http://www.amazon.com/compatible-Gomadic-Weatherproof-Protection-FloatableDesign/dp/B00E67R3J4/
794136
Yes it can float. In addition, there is space in the nose for some lead weight if you would prefer it to be neutrally buoyant (neither floating nor sinking) as we need for scuba diving.
835286
No, really meant for floating.. We were kinda hoping could tow with SeaDoo, but really not made for that
1768107
i would not use it for that at all , just to play with it in the sea may be ok but will not take a lot of waves I seen that after being out on my boat with it
747099
no. it is designed to secure a surfboard only. even a SUP might be beyond its capability.