The water scooter, practical and fun
Underwater scooters allow you to enjoy the joys of water without getting tired. Attached to the handles, all you have to do is let yourself be pulled by this small device on or under water. Whether for a deep stroll or on the surface, the water scooter revolutionizes the way you explore the sea.
To enjoy the family experience, here are two models that will suit both young and old. While similar in function, WhiteShark and Trident have distinct technical characteristics and complement each other perfectly.
Play on or underwater
Practical or fun, the WhiteShark Mix and Trident underwater scooters offer you a wide range of activities. By holding them at arm's length, you can enjoy the joys of snorkeling, various and varied water games, surface rides pulled by the scooter. Scuba diving is also open to you since, with the help of the watercraft, you can go down to several meters of depth: 40 m for the Sublue and 50 m for the Trident. Ideal for discovering the seabed without tiring.
The Sublue has a very practical advantage for diving, its back float is removable. So, for a faster dive, we can remove it. Connected to the machine by a safety cord, you are sure not to lose it. If it also comes loose without being attached, it automatically rises to the surface.
On the Trident, the float does not detach, but since the machine is more powerful, the depth descent is by no means slowed down.
A toy for everyone
While some underwater scooters are reserved for children over 8 years old, the Sublue is suitable for the youngest, from the age of 6 years. Very lightweight - it is presented as the world's smallest submarine with a weight of 3.7 kg (2.8 kg without float) -, it also has an ergonomic design that is easy to handle, even by the youngest. The position of the two start buttons is also very accessible.
The Trident is also very ergonomic with its triangular shape and easy to handle. Its advantage is its 2 position speed setting: a slow speed of 3.5 km/h ideal for diving and children's use and a fast speed of 6.5 km/h for the most sporty.
Variable or fixed speed
On the Sublue, the speed is not set. That is to say, the underwater scooter starts at 0 km/m and goes up to 5.4 km/h. Its autonomy is 30 minutes.
The Trident offers two speeds - a slow and a fast - and more total power than the WhiteShark Mix. At slow speed - 3.6 km/h - the range is 45 minutes, compared to 20 minutes at 6.5 km/h.
Of course, we are talking about constant autonomy. In the case of a game, we will have an autonomy of about 1 hour and a half.
These two aquatic submarines recharge to 220 volts - the Sublue can still be charged on a 12-volt battery. So think about the adapter when you are at sea. With a 12-volt battery, the Sublue can be charged in 4 hours, while with a 24-volt battery, the Trident requires only 2 hours of charging. The batteries are removable and it is therefore quite possible to invest in an additional battery to extend the use of the machines.
Easily transportable
In a boat, weight and space on board are crucial. That's why both the Trident and the Sublue offer ideal templates for family cruises. The first, weighs only 3.7 kg and is only 50 cm long and 21 cm wide.
The Sublue is the smallest underwater scooter in the world with a weight of 3.7 kg with float and dimensions of 46.5 cm long by 23 cm wide.
But the great advantage of these two water scooters is their ability to be transported by air, in cabin luggage. Indeed, their lithium battery is lower than that allowed in cabin luggage (160 watts per passenger). The Sublue's power is 122 watts and the Trident's is 140 watts.
The Sublue is available in 3 colours - white, black and green or blue float with orange float at a price of 799 euros including VAT. The Trident is available in white or orange at a price of 899 euros including VAT.
