Would they sink to the bottom of a pool or do they float?
1376589
Just for you: got out a glass and dropped on in. Twice it sank right to the bottom. I was surprised to find that, at least by feeland weight, they are not glass, but plastic. Still, it did sink.
875933
They do not float. That said, I love the fins for swimming laps. Its my second pair
108965
I have never used it in the pool but it is pretty light. It seems that it would probably float. But like I said I have never tried it
1847988
The pool area has no cushion on the bottom. So yes they land on the ground. We put ours in the grass so it's not to bad, also the kids stop before getting to the ground most often. I have a three & five year old boys that love it. No injuries or complaints.
1874892
Yes, these sink...once you drop them into the water they glide(like a missile) through the water to the bottom. One of the best products for the pool we have bought. Nice colors and they stay on the bottom till you retrieve them. Our family loves them!!!
893807
I can try one in the bathtub. I think they are denser than water so should sink, but I'll try the experiment and reply again in the morning.
30362
They are light plastic and would float. Pool steps are usually weighted down with sand in the base.
1167358
Yes, you will sink to the floor. These are designed to be toppers that go on top of your mattress and not on the floor. If you want to place it on the floor you should also purchase a 3 to 4 inch layer of base conventional polyurethane foam to put underneath it.
1340931
They are all plastic. I would go with something else. They will definitely float.
1837011
Yes thee would � They are "floating" meaning they would need to go to the edges to stay in place, but they would work.
741278
They do tend to sink slightly depending on how hard packed your ground is. We packed our sand quite firm and did not use any extra materials. Some of the youtube videos do show wood pieces or cement blocks, but we did not use anything and had no problem.
1268175
They do float, but for a very short time. I'm more inclined to just say no. However, when my grandson is playing in the tub, the cars have stayed above water.
137590
I'm not sure, since the only thing they claim is that it's Water Proof and Fog Proof which is not the same as Buoyancy. Nowhere on the package nor the instruction manuel does it say "It Floats". If they are dropped into a Stream, River or Lake they will probably sink to the bottom but should not take in any water (depending on depth of water pressure). So they should withstand the spray of the ocean, rain, a dunk in water and more then likely, Hot Humid Climates. If I'm on a boat I would make sure I use a neck-strap on them.
727056
It seems pretty lightweight to me, almost more like a pool toy. It probably wouldn't sink but might get you wet.
1567707
They float. I love mine propulsion is greatand they are my main surf rescue fins.
1842867
floating. It can sink if you add a wet fly, or a weight. Fly fishing is mostly about dry flies, topwater action.
1848068
I've never dropped it in the water, but I'm pretty sure it would sink. It doesn't have any buoyancy qualities that I can see.