It’s been too bloody cold to use it at the moment , the swimming holes around my area are almost frozen over

This is a fun scooter for any age. After getting acquainted with it, I do want a bit more speed. It is not slow but don't expect to zoom along like a Navy Seal. Surprisingly the battery lasts a fairly long time. It performs really well for the lighter children. I would like a second battery but they are a bit expensive and the charge time is not too bad.

I first used the Asiwo Underwater Scooter in a pool to try it out. I was impressed with the thrust which was delivered. The scooter has 3 available speeds which are easily changed by way of the finger triggers. The video shows me traveling 3 lengths of the pool on slow, med, and fast respectively. I found the medium speed to be nice and used fast for short bursts. After the pool trail, I headed to the ocean. My observations are as follows: It’s kind of awkward not having your hands free to use them to swim, especially when dealing with getting past the surf zone. The conditions were very surgey and the scooter was unable to propel me in certain circumstances. I think that I could have out swam the scooter (with fins) against the current. I was wearing a full wetsuit (no weightbelt) and I was able to dive using the power of the scooter only even though I was quite buoyant. I was able to hold my breath for longer not working so hard to swim to the bottom. To start the scooter it is necessary to hold both the left and right trigger. However, after initiated it is allowable to remove one hand to equalize if needed without having the scooter cut power. It was relatively easy to operate with one hand for a short period of time. I was out for about 20 minutes (not continuous use, but often) and traveled the route shown spending time around some rocks. I returned with about 25% battery capacity. While I was out I notice that some sea weeds had became tangled around the propellers. They seemed to be spinning okay and I was unable to remove the covers in the water. When I returned home I had to use a punch and tap lightly with a hammer to remove the covers. Then it was relatively straightforward to remove the debris. All and all, its a fun thing in the right conditions. Perhaps the novelty will wear off after a while and I will get tired of dragging it along and just swim.

Let’s start off by saying if you have one of these underwater scooters your family isn’t leaving the pool! We even had to kick the neighbors out of the pool due to them over extending their stay by using this scooter!

This underwater scooter is action packed. It came securely packaged in three boxes to ensure a safe travel. The good thing is there’s no assembly required. Once you unpack, read the included manual, charge the battery fully and then get in the water. This scooter comes with a battery, a charger, a travel bag and a safety strap so it doesn’t get away from you.

This scooter has three speeds. We tested all three. The low speed literally will last you over an hour of usage. The second speed is a tad over forty minutes and the high speed which is over a mph is around twenty minutes. Changing speeds is very easy with the triggers and it has a clear battery indicator on the scooter showing the remaining power. We highly recommend rinsing the scooter off once done with fresh water to flush away and chlorine or salt water that could damage the scooter. This is an important step to follow in the manual. Lastly secure the battery with the clamp patches before using.

The only downsides are the price (but with the features similar models are around this price) and the time it takes to charge the battery. We highly recommend getting another battery from the company to keep the fun going. Other then that this scooter is awesome and my family really enjoys it. Hope my family will let’s me to use it again :)

Super Gerät bin zufrieden

It’s been too bloody cold to use it at the moment , the swimming holes around my area are almost frozen over

This is a fun scooter for any age. After getting acquainted with it, I do want a bit more speed. It is not slow but don't expect to zoom along like a Navy Seal. Surprisingly the battery lasts a fairly long time. It performs really well for the lighter children. I would like a second battery but they are a bit expensive and the charge time is not too bad.

I first used the Asiwo Underwater Scooter in a pool to try it out. I was impressed with the thrust which was delivered. The scooter has 3 available speeds which are easily changed by way of the finger triggers. The video shows me traveling 3 lengths of the pool on slow, med, and fast respectively. I found the medium speed to be nice and used fast for short bursts. After the pool trail, I headed to the ocean. My observations are as follows: It’s kind of awkward not having your hands free to use them to swim, especially when dealing with getting past the surf zone. The conditions were very surgey and the scooter was unable to propel me in certain circumstances. I think that I could have out swam the scooter (with fins) against the current. I was wearing a full wetsuit (no weightbelt) and I was able to dive using the power of the scooter only even though I was quite buoyant. I was able to hold my breath for longer not working so hard to swim to the bottom. To start the scooter it is necessary to hold both the left and right trigger. However, after initiated it is allowable to remove one hand to equalize if needed without having the scooter cut power. It was relatively easy to operate with one hand for a short period of time. I was out for about 20 minutes (not continuous use, but often) and traveled the route shown spending time around some rocks. I returned with about 25% battery capacity. While I was out I notice that some sea weeds had became tangled around the propellers. They seemed to be spinning okay and I was unable to remove the covers in the water. When I returned home I had to use a punch and tap lightly with a hammer to remove the covers. Then it was relatively straightforward to remove the debris. All and all, its a fun thing in the right conditions. Perhaps the novelty will wear off after a while and I will get tired of dragging it along and just swim.

Let’s start off by saying if you have one of these underwater scooters your family isn’t leaving the pool! We even had to kick the neighbors out of the pool due to them over extending their stay by using this scooter!

This underwater scooter is action packed. It came securely packaged in three boxes to ensure a safe travel. The good thing is there’s no assembly required. Once you unpack, read the included manual, charge the battery fully and then get in the water. This scooter comes with a battery, a charger, a travel bag and a safety strap so it doesn’t get away from you.

This scooter has three speeds. We tested all three. The low speed literally will last you over an hour of usage. The second speed is a tad over forty minutes and the high speed which is over a mph is around twenty minutes. Changing speeds is very easy with the triggers and it has a clear battery indicator on the scooter showing the remaining power. We highly recommend rinsing the scooter off once done with fresh water to flush away and chlorine or salt water that could damage the scooter. This is an important step to follow in the manual. Lastly secure the battery with the clamp patches before using.

The only downsides are the price (but with the features similar models are around this price) and the time it takes to charge the battery. We highly recommend getting another battery from the company to keep the fun going. Other then that this scooter is awesome and my family really enjoys it. Hope my family will let’s me to use it again :)

Super Gerät bin zufrieden