Can you scuba in these? To what depth?
61533
I didn't go any deeper than 20 to 25 feet below the surface but at that depth they worked just fine. There were no indications of any problems at all.
61534
They would be the same as a normal scuba diving mask, but with better vision for those who need prescription glasses
2259609
I never have personally, but yes you could. They're rubber, so they're water proof.
1226182
I'm not sure if they would stay in place underwater. You could walk on them barefoot.
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
427479
The gloves would work great for that. I got them with the intentions of scuba diving, but the problem with these gloves, is that they have VERY, very small slots for the fingers. I highly recommend trying on these gloves, or any for that matter, before committing. Good luck.
869997
Don't think depth is a problem. As long as not immersed too long (no scuba diving or swimming) should be ok. The deeper it's in the greater the water pressure on the seals. An incidental drop in a pool won't hurt.
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Trig: Hi. I also scuba dive and when I do I use my full size fins. I just used these Travel fins again last week on vacation and they worked great for snorkeling. My opinion would be to use full size fins for scuba diving.
1381864
I think they would be ok for that but better for diving I love mine they don't let the cold in that is for sure and no they are not stiff at all and they have some grip but I don't know if they will be the best holding the ores.
1673950
No, I do not believe for a minute these could be used in marine, underwater or heavy water environment. Just don't believe it is possible. Moisture ok perhaps, but not exposed to direct water or immersion.
1177436
I've need tried them for deep water walking but I don't know why you couldn't use them that way. They advertise their use for swimming and exercise in a pool.
2013799
5 meters under the water might be too deep for the case to hold the seal. the best bet is to read manufactures suggestions on how deep can you go.
2165407
Swimming might prove a tad difficult. They are flexible enough for that but it wouldn't be something I would do numerous laps in.
2225618
No they cannot. They are safety goggles and have a rubber seal. I use them in the oil fields. When it gets under 30° I actually use another set of goggles.
1394438
In addition to the recreational diving limit, unless you have U/W camera lights, everything you shoot at depth will be monochrome and very dark. Even at relatively moderate depths, the water filters out much of the color spectrum, so there really isn't much need for the case to go any deeper.
1676559
No they are much to small for that. You may be able to email the owner Jay and ask if he can make larger ones. I use them for my scuba gear, they stick to everything.
1664998
Fins are not deep-if your concern is hitting rocks etc, I wouldn't worry. Fine anywhere deep enough for a paddle.
1968669
Underwater the standard doesn't work fine. If you want to go under you must buy this housing. I didn't buy the filters and it worked really amazing without them.