I plan to use this skiing, kayaking, and backpacking, so how well does it handle cold, snow, and Water splashing? Thanks in advance.
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I live in panamá, so I don`t know about cold. but with the water splashing they are perfect. I do recomen them.
387400
I live in panam, so I don`t know about cold. but with the water splashing they are perfect. I do recomen them.
387401
Sorry for the late response, unfortunately I can't help you because I only used the Sykyk indoors. Good luck.
375935
I think it would be good on a groomed snow trail and on a salted wintry road... The shock absorbency is amazing. I constantly think my little one is being jostled around but then I run ahead of my husband to check and she is so still in there. She really loves it in there.
128444
Like all snow blowers (or throwers) it struggles in wet snow. Being light weight it's hard to push. Through regular snow it's fine. Except you have to push a bit then also. The back wheels aren't much help. The chute turn handle broke the first timeI used it so I have to manually turn the chute. Otherwise it's a fine machine.
2208578
It does not work well in wet snow, primarily because the chute keeps clogging. Beyond that, it works harder so I have actually had the battery run out on me just short of finishing my driveway due to the intensity/thickness of the snow. But you know, even struggling through the wet snow with this is SO MUCH BETTER than struggling to shovel the wet stuff. It's still faster, easier on my back, and less difficult.
277795
I don't believe we have used it to ski yet. We have used it to pull a tube with the wave runner. It appears to be very strong and it worked for what we used it for.
1993119
I think this would be fine in that situation. I've used it in snow and light rain and it worked great. My camera is not weather sealed so I worry about wet weather
1095393
I saw a brief video (perhaps @ the vendor's site?) which had a nice demo. Near the end of the "run" just do a little "fling" up. I find it works great with dry or wet snow. Just did a search - this demo looks good: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L9GgYKtBE9Q. PS: I also got the gravel attachment. Hope this is helpful. All the best. Pat
1328190
I've used it through 2 winters and at times it was buried under snow. No problems.
544510
I have never submerged it in water completely. But I have used it in the snow/rain and it still works fine. Pretty durable,I was really happy with this product.
1598159
I try to stay on top of it so it doesn't get so deep but the main thing is how powdery the snow is. When it is really wet it is too heavy and ice is too hard. This works well within it's limitations.
1123884
I really like mine. It is really comfortable. It blows up fast and the paddles that come with it are decent and come apart for storage. I went and bought a large canvass bag to store it in when not in use. On a windy day, it is hard to paddle though especially on a large body of water, but that would be true for most small water crafts.
63081
This is my second winter using it and I love the thing. As far as I'm concerned it was worth the price. I haven't had any issues with mine.
598148
I have used it on many of hunts in the rain, snow and cold. I would say its weathproof.
2065047
Sorry, I have not used it in that situation (Mostly because I don't work well in heavy rain/snow. :) )
1802948
I have used mine skiing, swimming underwater, and kayaking without any issues with the camera moving out of place. Of course, I am only one user so I can't speak for all, but that has been my experience. A great little compliment to my GoPro kit.
481304
Didn't use it for skis but I did use it to transport three 8ft surfboards about 120 miles with no problem. Average speed of 70mph, it was a little loud but worked great
1126065
It will resist water, but if soaked will not come out dry. I have used it on winter gear to keep dryer and gear for Tough Mudder and other obstacle races. So when jumping into freezing water you will get soaked but I felt it dried quicker and cleaned off afterwards a little better.