Bladefish Sea Jet 5000 Underwater Scooter (DPV)

Customer Reviews for Bladefish Sea Jet 5000 Underwater Scooter (DPV):

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Average Customer Review: based on 4 reviews.

Rating: Bladefish Sea Jet 5000
Reviewer: John M Deans,
I purchased 3 of the 5000s prior to a month of use in Grand Cayman. The BIG plus is traveling with them, very light and compact compared to some of the standard torpedo type scooters. Performance is not lacking either, easy to use or just tether along while snorkeling the sites. Total time of use on a charge is a little less than the standard style scooters, but not prohibitive. For free diving while snorkeling, I was forced to tape down one of the switch positions so that I could use one hand to clear my ears and that worked very well. We are able to extend our snorkeling range to several hundred yards from shore, of course with the appropriate dive floaty, and take in sites normally only accessible by boat. In Summary, we wont snorkel without them!

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146 out of 277 people found this review helpful.

Rating: nice light weight
Reviewer: James Moore,  - View all my reviews
The Bladefish 5000 is wonderfully light weight and maneuverable compared to my Seadoo Explorer DPV at about three times the weight and only slightly better thrust. I have not yet investigated battery life

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260 out of 556 people found this review helpful.

Rating: Get this
Reviewer: JC Powell,
Take me to the water This product opens up places never reachable Superbly designed. This is not some bulky lead battery old school. Do not get the others

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175 out of 338 people found this review helpful.

Rating: Bladefish Sea Jet 5000
Reviewer: Shaowen Lin,
Wonderful is the only word I would like to use to describe this product. At my recommendation, I think you have a new distributor in Taiwan now.

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Neil:

can the battery for the Bladefish 5000 be replaced when it expires?

Darrick (Certified Scuba Instructor at Scuba.com) :

Hello Neil, yes it is. You would need to send the whole unit back to the manufacture but yes they do replace the batteries