Subwing – it's sort of like water-skiing underwater
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The Subwing is a device that is towed behind a boat, allowing the rider to "fly" underwater
The Subwing is a device that is towed behind a boat, allowing the rider to "fly" underwater
The Subwing is a device that is towed behind a boat, allowing the rider to "fly" underwater
The Subwing is a device that is towed behind a boat, allowing the rider to "fly" underwater
The Subwing is a device that is towed behind a boat, allowing the rider to "fly" underwater
The Subwing is a device that is towed behind a boat, allowing the rider to "fly" underwater
The gloss carbon fiber model of the Subwing
Heavy-duty Dyneema fiber ropes are attached to the top surface of the Subwing
Spins can be performed by twisting the Subwing's wings in opposite directions
The Subwing incorporates a rear rubber grab loop
The Subwing is a device that is towed behind a boat, allowing the rider to "fly" underwater
Article Summary
We’ve probably all seen scuba divers on television, hitching rides on the backs of manta rays or sea turtles. For those of us who love the ocean, it looks like a near-magical experience, but ... you shouldn’t do it. Marine biologists will tell you that it’s simply a form of harassment, which the animals themselves don’t particularly enjoy. So, how can you replicate that “flying underwater” experience? Well, Norwegian inventor Simon Sivertsen would suggest you buy his boat-towed Subwing.
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