DPV for your feet?

[emtdan]

http://www.tippmannaquatics.com/surf shark.html

I found this a while ago and have been reading up on it.
It is a DPV like any other, except it has two screws and has straps for your feet.
They say it is not meant for divers, but I think it is perfect!

 

[boomx5]

dsaxe01
but I think it is perfect!

Why?

 

[D_B]

Max depth 25 to 30' ... http://www.gizmag.co.uk/go/4715/
Besides , I can see a lot of trouble you can get into being pushed at 5 knots , head first ... a DPV you can let go of , how long does it take you to get your feet off of this thing (even though there not strapped onto it) and at that speed , DCI is just a heartbeat away if you do something wrong

DB

 

[Doc Intrepid]

http://www.tippmannaquatics.com/surf shark.html

I found this a while ago and have been reading up on it.
It is a DPV like any other, except it has two screws and has straps for your feet.
They say it is not meant for divers, but I think it is perfect!

Have you used any DPVs yet?

 

[Bob3]

You should see my modified Mk 32 torpedo w/handlebars & bicycle seat.

 

[D_B]

You should see my modified Mk 32 torpedo w/handlebars & bicycle seat.

Tube Launched or Air Dropped :11:

DB

 

[Don Burke]

That is not a whole lot less money than scooters with considerably more capability.

 

[Cold_Under_Here]

Imagine if your feet slipped out of that thing! It'd head straight for john and his basket! OWF!

 

[dlegros]

Well, you could always use Jet Boots[/B]

Dom

 

[Aquanaut4ata]

This thread spurred a childhood memory for me.....does anyone else remember a cartoon called "Marine Boy"? He could breathe water, and had underwater propulsion boots.