Scuba Dive Underwater Writing Slate 6" x 5", available for different style, w/ compass, and glow-in-dark

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Product Specifications

Pencil with safety leash
Clip to secure it
Dimensions: 6 in. x 5 in.

Product Description

Diver’s Underwater Writing Slate for Snorkeling, Scuba Diving to Tell your dive buddy what you are seeing by simply writing on the face of this easy to use underwater communication device. Great item for communicating underwater, especially for trainers.

Product Reviews

Great price and Great Product as advertised

It arrived on time (2 day free delivery), Pencil was attached by HiVis yellow lanyard. I test scribbled to see the clarity and the writing surface and was ver pleases with the quality and contrast. It has a snap connector that works well and is very simple to manipulate.I took this out to my Rescue Divers course the following weekend and it really came in handy.At -45’ and 3-5’ of visibly, formulating a plan to locate a missing diver, my new buddy and I had no problem communicating. We could have used hand signals of course, but this helped for accountability check and other details.Great price and Great Product as advertised.This is the one you want.Safe Diving : )

GREAT for Pool Use, So So for Diving

I am a SCUBA diver, but I am also getting back into swimming for fitness and triathlons. I use this for swim training.As part of my swim training, I am doing sprints and trying to keep track of my times. This slate is GREAT for that use.I put it on the deck at the end of the pool, then start my timed sprint. When I finish the sprint, I write on the slate the date, my sprint distance and time. Then I do another one, and another one, and another one. At the end of the workout, I transfer my times to my work out sheet/software to track my progress.The slate seems to use a regular wooden graphite pencil (included). This writes pretty lightly on the slate. It has been readable without too much strain pool side, but I am guessing it would be hard to read at any depth on a dive.For diving, I would strongly prefer a black grease pencil that makes very strong and easily readable marks on the slate. There is NO grease pencil included for this slate (although they are available separately and easily attached to this slate).

Very useful

My wife and I were newer divers going spending a week in Palau diving. These were invaluable. When you are a new diver it is difficult to remember the hand signals for everything. When my wife didn’t have enough weight it was easy for her to tell me. The writing instrument attached is a regular pencil. It didn’t have an eraser, but oddly enough rubbing my flip flop on it worked well enough. This tablet glows in the dark, and the neck swivels so you can use the other side if you have written too many messages.

Better than pictured

The picture doesn’t show it, but the slate has a buckle to allow you to disconnect it from your BC to show someone, while leaving the clip on the BC’s D-Ring. This is slightly easier to do when wearing gloves than trying to deal with the clip.Only downside is that the pencil is starting to show serious signs of trouble from being submerged, and it’s difficult to clear the slate of old writing.A great tool to have if you plan to dive with a new group that doesn’t have a lot of experience diving together.

Diva table

Good table for scuba dive

Five Stars

Nice size and works well.

Three Stars

does its job

This is a really cool diving slate

This is a really cool diving slate. It glows in the dark, but it requires a fair amount of charging and only glows enough for you to see that it glows. I guess it helps you find it if you’re diving at night. You will still need a light, natural or dive light, to write on it. Very study, seems like good construction.

Four Stars

Just needs something to erase and would be a 5!

Five Stars

good way to communicate at 90 feet below

Five Stars

Exelente

Five Stars

Works great at the right price!

Five Stars

Good product

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Slate works but supplied pencil makes it not useable due to it being so tiy and writing so small and light that under water it really wouldn’t be readable….