ASIWO MANTA 2

The ASIWO Manta 2 is best for users who want stronger propulsion, longer playtime, and a faster underwater experience than an entry-level sea scooter. It is suitable for confident swimmers, snorkelers, recreational divers, pool users, and families who want a more powerful underwater scooter.

The Manta 2 is beginner-friendly when used properly, but it is more powerful than the original Manta. First-time users should start in calm water and use the lowest speed mode first. Once you feel comfortable with the pull, balance, and stopping distance, you can gradually move to higher speed modes.

Children can use the Manta 2 only under close adult supervision. Because it has stronger propulsion, younger users should start in a pool or calm shallow water and use the lowest speed mode. A life vest is recommended for added safety. The Manta 2 should not be used by children who cannot swim confidently.

Choose Manta if you want a lighter, easier-to-handle scooter for casual snorkeling, pool fun, and general family use. Choose Manta 2 if you want more power, longer runtime, and faster underwater movement. For users who care more about portability and simple handling, Manta is enough. For users who want stronger performance, Manta 2 is the better choice.

Runtime varies based on speed mode, user weight, water current, water temperature, and continuous use time. High-speed mode consumes much more power, especially in open water or when pulling a heavier user. For longer sessions, use low or medium speed and fully charge the battery before entering the water.

The Manta 2 uses a high-capacity lithium battery, so airline rules may restrict air travel with it. Do not assume it can be carried on board or checked in. Before flying, contact your airline and confirm their lithium battery policy. Remove the battery from the scooter before transport and follow the airline’s instructions.

Check that the battery is charged, installed correctly, and locked in place. Make sure the safety lock is unlocked and both triggers are pressed correctly. Also inspect the propeller area for sand, seaweed, or debris. If the scooter still does not work after basic checks, stop using it and contact ASIWO support.

After each use, especially in saltwater or pool water, rinse the scooter thoroughly with clean fresh water. Clean around the propellers, handles, battery compartment, and charging contacts. Let the scooter and battery dry completely before charging or storage. For long-term storage, remove the battery and store it in a cool dry place with periodic recharging.