These sink, right - for diving? Or do they motor along the surface when thrown?
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They will dive. If u dropped at point a.. they will end up at bottom of point b
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Sink to the bottom but will move through the water when thrown like a torpedo.
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Yes, these sink...once you drop them into the water they glide(like a missile) through the water to the bottom. One of the best products for the pool we have bought. Nice colors and they stay on the bottom till you retrieve them. Our family loves them!!!
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They sink. They are dive sticks. They each travel different distances through the water though (but not on top) so that they land in different spots. They basically never sink straight down.
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No. They land softly, but are extremely hard-wearing. Highly recommended. Slippery on highly polished surfaces.Paul Smith. Aust.
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I'm not sure, since the only thing they claim is that it's Water Proof and Fog Proof which is not the same as Buoyancy. Nowhere on the package nor the instruction manuel does it say "It Floats". If they are dropped into a Stream, River or Lake they will probably sink to the bottom but should not take in any water (depending on depth of water pressure). So they should withstand the spray of the ocean, rain, a dunk in water and more then likely, Hot Humid Climates. If I'm on a boat I would make sure I use a neck-strap on them.
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They're fairly well sealed. I mounted mine up high where they won't be submerged, but I wouldn't hesitate to dunk them. I have faith in their ability to keep on working.
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Yes, but only if the water level doesn't rise about the top of the sock. I used these when snorkeling, so they were fully submerged as soon as I got in the water.
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They sink. They have a sizable hole in the bottom. Good thing is this makes it easy to clean out any possible mold that may develop in the toy.
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these are well made, and have a O-ring to keep out rain and weather moisture, but I would not recommend them for underwater, submerged use. good luck
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Hello,I bought them last year and used them couple of times and yes they do float.haven't had a problem with them either.thumbs up.
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They can be submerged in water. I wouldn't leave them in water, but they will withstand a short time underwater.
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Id say yes to sinks, but I dont know about the others. As long as it stays fairly dry it's useful
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No, they are like a very dense spunge. they don't bounce real well but are great for dodge ball.
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They are if they are all the way filled. If not, and they have a decent amount if weight in them the tops sink im
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I am not sure about them floating upright. Based on other comments, if you need them all to float up right I would probably not buy them. My kids love to play with them in water and everywhere! We never really noticed how they floated.
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They are about four inches tall, hard plastic throughout, somewhat movable. They are not hollow, so I think they'd be fine in water.
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If the ground is very solid its OK . water always spills out and they will sink if it's not a solid base. . to make sure there OK I would put padio blocks under each. Make sure u just don't place them down on the surface. Make them level with the ground!!!!!
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Great Questions. Yes, the play balls will float because they filled with air.
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Depends on how deep you wanna go! but yes they can eventually touch the ground if you'd want them too! Depending on your weight you'd want the pro version which the max weight is 300 lbs and the 23 lb version is 250 lbs max weight!