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Nope-that's what keeps the water out

Here ya go:

Sounds like a bummer: New Bedford fisherman catch -- but can’t keep -- 882-pound tuna

lol the little things can make a big difference!

I have the old school model without any additional buoyancy and it's negative. Later they added those floaty things but the newest models have a new detachable float system (scroll down for pic: BladeFish) though I haven't used it.

You're wrong again as usual...and actually it looked like the wounded warrior guys were rippin it in that little pool. BTW, you should change your username to "Mr. Happy"

For me it's my Full Face Mask (there's something wonderful about not sucking on a regulator, getting water up your nose or freezing water on your face) and a DPV (and I think 2012 is the year of the DPV) helping in currents, saving gas and the fun factor. It would be interesting to hear from...

I wouldn't assume boaters know what a dive flag is. I attach a diver below banner to my dive flag buoy similar to this:

Youtube vid with Wounded Warriors from DEMA pool: Sea-Doo RS1 - YouTube

:rofl3:1 mu Excellent use of condescension! I am completely beneath you good ser....I too have shame written on my face:dork2:

Well..they look awesome-very "Darth Vader" Maybe we'll hear something from DEMA or some one who has actually dived the unit (not SB Virtual Divers tho lol)

As you are a DPV manufacturer with an entire thread on SB devoted to promoting your product it would be prudent to disclose this as uninformed readers may take your opinion as objective. I've seen you on other threads doing this same type of thing against other DPV companies. You may not be...

I heard the underwater(flat lense) version will be out within a month or two

And good luck with your promotional thread "though it's quite transparent and clearly know no bounds. How pathetic."

Nah...I still don't like it....there are much better affordable scooters on the market and I'll bet a Dive Extras scoot would blow it away IMHO

If your looking for an outstanding scooter and don't mind paying $3700 this is a smoking deal-and it's tried and true not some new fangled scoot: Dive Extras Sierra Pkg

I hear what your saying but I don't agree. There is a real revolution happening in the $1500 and under price range-for light weight, simple, hi performance DPVs, the type that you and I can afford and really enjoy. I don't see any need to spend 7k-that's crazy money

Of course you chose the slowest speed ;) and for a 42# $7000 scooter I'd hope it would outperform a $700 10 pound scooter as it 10 times more expensive!

I would delete if possible the link to Genesis DPVs and rescind my recommendation for them. After reading the specs I was shocked at the cost of the units and could not with good conscience recommend them.

$6800 for a 42 pound scooter with 80 minutes of run time? First it'll break the bank then break my back! No Thanks!