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Underwater Sea Scooter with Battery

Underwater Sea Scooter with Battery

$828.50 USD
$828.50 USD
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A battery-powered underwater sea scooter that pulls you along while you snorkel and explore. Hold on, aim and cover more reef with less kicking.

Why we picked it

  • Electric thruster for effortless cruising
  • Includes battery
  • Black or yellow

Specs

  • Material: ABS
  • Colors: Black, Yellow (with battery)

In the box

1 sea scooter with battery

Safety note: use a sea scooter only in conditions you could swim in without one, stay within your training, and always go with a buddy. Rinse with fresh water and recharge after every use.

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