Can this be used in the ocean with maybe 1' - 1.5' waves?
1439618
Absolutely. I love that boat. Do not over inflate. You will get years of use.
1439619
Yes, without a doubt. You will get wet as there is not much rocker in the bow but there's no question it's sea worthy in those conditions. I take it rafting regularly and we have no problem with waves that size and bigger. You'll want some kind of motor though. Unless you're a super human rower the oars are not going to make much headway in those kinds of seas.
102266
No. I've put a wavestorm in one and that was pretty much its limit. There is a larger version that is made for longboards but that would probably still have trouble with a SUP
1116898
I don't live or fish in those type conditions but from what I have used it, it seems to operate the same as if it was on a boat. The ripples I have experienced are not like 1 or 2 foot waves so it may be different. Someone should be able to help you more on this question. Surface and ripple have been no problem for me. North Central Ohio.
39287
This product would be good for moderate wave action --- I use prescription sea sickness patches for rough seas.
1930783
Not unless you are using a computer. It is not flat it has a slight wave to it.
423076
Not likely. This was very heavy and I returned it because I was afraid of being hit in the head with this very heavy paddle in bigger waves.
221636
This is not the ideal radio for getting help on the ocean. Someone might be monitoring and answer you, but don't bet your life on it. You will need a radio with a marine band.
651493
We have only used ours in a pool. If there were few waves I suppose it would be ok however in rough waters I wouldn't advise it.
1107023
yes you can as long as the subject isnot moving and the underwater current is not moving the subject
1205878
Would not suggest. Not built for that strong and would only work at 1 distance because of the diffrence in velocity.
332828
We used it in the ocean. Not familiar with the conditions of Puget Sound but it will be plenty big enough and it's very sturdy. Have fun!
2161253
I use it for my 10ft long board no issues. It would just suck on a very windy day like 10kt or more. I also use it with my 6ft and hall ass to the beach. It a good set up
1466672
No, unless all you need is the center-pole, which may be 1.5 feet in length.
574112
It's small, maybe a foot or so long. I run it in my pool with the pump running so there is some chop in the water and it does fine. In a lake I think it would do fine as long as the waves/chop isn't over 4 inches or so.
154944
I wouldn't, you need longer stakes for a beach, the sand won't hold them well and wind is more likely at a beach I would try 3 feet stakes
2086519
I doubt it would be much good in water shallower than about four inches. It probably would work,but the spray back from the debris bag would get messy unless it was submerged.
1585220
No. You will need to find water that is probably about 5 feet deep at a minimum.