Sea-Doo Seascooter Pro Scooter (DPV)

Customer Reviews for Sea-Doo Seascooter Pro Scooter (DPV):



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Average Customer Review: based on 2 reviews.

Rating: Sea scooter pro
Reviewer: Willard Weddell,  - View all my reviews
I have not used this in the ocean yet. I have used it in my pool. I weigh 200 lbs. was shocked at the amount of torque and speed it develops. Easy to remove battery for recharge. Was delivered well before Xmas and working with Scuba.com has been a good experience. I would recommend this product and this company.

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Rating: SeaDoo Pro for Parapalegics
Reviewer: James Berg,
The Seadoo Pro surprised me with the surge of power it has and its ability to pull me around the ocean. (225 lbs) I was always a free diver here in Hawaii and after losing the use of my legs I could not get around in the ocean. All divers know that once we are in the ocean all above water cares and wories disapear and your mind is focused only on what is happening in the water. All job or women problems are gone. I found the freedom again with the Seadoo. THANK YOU! James Berg Kauai

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Joseph:

Just got my pro scooter from you. I am diabled 290lbs, excited. I think it will be good for me when I go on a snorkel trip in the VI thid dummer. 1. Can I attach the scooter to me somehow,for when I am in the water but temporarily want to snorkel without using it? 2. Are there bounancy weights or something to use if I try to "dive" underwater with it? Any help/tips will be appreciated.

Darrick (Certified Scuba Instructor at Scuba.com) :

Hello Joseph, yes you can rig something up top attach this to you. Also in the noes cone there is a space that you can add weight to it to help it sink better. If you have any other questions or would like to place an order please feel free to give us a call at 1.800.347.2822.

Lori:

I just received this scooter for my son who is 7 years old. In reading the manual, it states that this device is not appropriate for anyone under the age of 16. Please advise.

Bill (Certified Scuba Instructor at Scuba.com) :

The scooter can be used with younger children, but only with adult supervision. And we recommend only for pool use at that age.

Phil:

can the batteries for underwater scooters be carried on commercial airlines, and/or checked in luggage on commercial airlines?

Bob (Certified Scuba Instructor at Scuba.com) :

We do know people travel with these on Airlines. The best bet is to always contact the airline you'll be travelling with for their official word or any special instructions they may have.