good for scuba diving?
1251351
we wore for cold water snorkeling in 60 degrees and they were great. Solid bottom to walk in
1251352
I'm not a scuba diver but I can tell you that I wore these while volunteering for Ironman CDA where the water temp was 63 degrees! I spent almost 4 hours in the water and can say that my feet kept perfectly warm. The socks are pretty true to size. Hope this helps!
1251353
I've used them with full fins and open fins with no problem, but would rather use diving boots for open fins. They get a bit loose after a few uses, but still work well as socks for full fins. If you use them without fins they're not that great because they flood easily.
1251354
Yes, these are good for scuba diving. You can wear them alone in fins or as an additional layer inside a dive boot. Personally, I cannot wear the "dive boots" without a sock. So these work very well and they give you some additional protection from the water temp
682930
These would probably work well for travel/snorkeling as they are lightweight and flexible. They're smaller than full size scuba/snorkeling fins, which means they're easier to pack, but you won't get as much power from them as you would from full size fins.
1377885
I only used it while snorkeling and riding a jet ski. When sealed properly it was perfect in those conditions. Perhaps you should contact the manufacturer with your question, because I do not know how water pressure during diving would affect the seal.
1125982
i would imagine so as long as you rinse with fresh water just like any elctronic underwater gear. I use underwater electronics for scuba all the time and rinse with fresh water
1394439
I i was you, i wouldn't be scuba diving at 125 ft or 40 meters, never mind 60 meters. You need to think about how much pressure your in.
1664079
Chart was accurate for shoe size. Personally i would go to a dive shop if i was diving daily. It is a great set for the price and i would not be afraid to even do a tech dive with that equipment. If i was diving daily i would spend a little more and get sea vision mask and tusa flippers. If you are just snorkeling for oysters and such definite buy. I say med or large.
1473257
I use the standard housing to dive with. I had it around 140ft with no problems. The red filter is a must. I did not use the macro lense much though.
409807
Yes but if you try to dive down deep enough to have to equalize (10+ft), you most likely will blow out the valve in the mask as I did on mine. This set should be strictly used for surface snorkeling and NOT scuba!
682929
I used them for snorkeling in Hawaii They work but not well If you don't want to hassle with packing fins they will do in a pinch but if you are going out more than once I would opt for regular dive fins
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Hi xterradiver, Kendall here from The Friendly Swede! To answer your question the best I can, the material itself is not designed to be submerged in water for long periods of time. It can withstand wet weather conditions but it is not designed for scuba diving. As a scuba diver myself, I know how important safety is while underwater. As much as I would love to recommend our product to you, I'm not sure it would suit your needs as a scuba diver. I hope that helps! Should you have any further questions, please feel free to contact us at the customer service link below. Thanks! All the best, Kendall / The Friendly Swede
665408
It is waterproof, but probably not to any depth for diving. You should choose a diving flashlight.
372833
I bought the Henderson Neosport scuba shorts in Small and found the fit to be true. A long sleeve rash guard, vest and these shorts are perfect for warm water diving. I will buy another pair of the shorts before my next dive trip.
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.
1064406
I've only them in a pool. However, if you are referring diving in the ocean i would get different pair. These good fir swallow water
1655439
I use them for snorkeling. I have severe arthritis and my knees ache if I don't have them on especially when the water is cooler. They work very well.
1469177
I wouldn't suggest scuba diving with it, but yes it is water proof. I have left mine in the rain and never had a drop in it. This a a true Pelican Case with a backpack built around it. It's worth the money.
1239791
Never been scuba diving so not sure how useful but II find them useful as a reader for quick reads like tags, menus, things like that. I don't see using this to read a book but for limited use they work.