Asiwo Manta - Under Water Scooter

Yes. The ASIWO Manta is suitable for beginners, swimmers, snorkelers, and recreational water users. If you are using a sea scooter for the first time, we recommend starting in a pool or calm shallow water, using the lowest speed mode first, and getting familiar with starting, stopping, and changing direction before using it in open water.

Children can use the Manta only under close adult supervision. The user should be comfortable in the water and able to swim independently. For younger users or less confident swimmers, we recommend using the scooter in a pool or calm shallow water and wearing a life vest for added safety.

The Manta is best for snorkeling, pool fun, recreational swimming, and light diving experiences. It is a good choice for users who want an easy-to-control underwater scooter without the size and complexity of a professional DPV. For advanced technical diving or strong-current diving, users should choose a product based on their training level and dive conditions.

Actual runtime depends on speed mode, user weight, water current, water temperature, and how continuously the scooter is used. High-speed use drains the battery much faster than low-speed cruising. For longer playtime, use low or medium speed when exploring and save high speed for short bursts.

Yes. The Manta can be used in saltwater, swimming pools, lakes, and other suitable water environments. After using it in saltwater or chlorinated pool water, rinse it thoroughly with clean fresh water as soon as possible to help remove salt, sand, chlorine, and other residue.

First, check whether the battery is charged and correctly installed. Then inspect the propeller area for sand, seaweed, small stones, or other debris. If debris is present, stop using the scooter, rinse it with fresh water, and clear the propeller area carefully. Do not force the motor to run if the propeller is blocked.

Yes. The ASIWO Manta is compact and travel-friendly for beach trips, pool parties, lake vacations, and snorkeling adventures. If you plan to travel by air, please check your airline’s lithium battery policy before departure, as battery rules may vary by airline, airport, and country.

After every use, rinse the scooter with fresh water, especially around the propeller, handles, battery compartment, and charging contacts. Make sure the battery and charging contacts are completely dry before charging. For long-term storage, remove the battery, store the scooter in a cool dry place, and recharge the battery periodically to help maintain battery health.