Reef Tourer Underwater Viewing Bucket

Brought it to the creek with my kids, they loved it so much.

My grandkids absolutely love this at the lake

Very handy tool! It's definitely better in a calm water setting- not the ocean where there's waves, lol! It was still handy but fighting the waves made it tough, which is no fault of the product! For a calm river or even bay side ocean where waves aren't such an issue it's perfect for seeing world under the sea!

This is a unique item. So glad I discovered it. This viewing bucket allowed our child to join us on amazing snorkeling adventures in Maui. Not yet a strong swimmer, but completely safe wearing a regular life jacket and having a "hands on" parent at all times. The viewing bucket enabled our child to enjoy the reefs and watch the fish along with the rest of us snorkelers. It comes in a bag with a drawstring, we just tied the string to the handles for security and never worried about losing it in the reefs. Best beach vacation investment ever! It is bulky to pack in a carry-on suitcase, but well worth the effort! If you are considering buying, DO IT!

The product works well and is fun with kids, the string around it came undone shortly after using it. May have to replace with something else if it keeps coming undone when wet.

We brought the Reef Water Viewer on our recent camping trip to Little Niagara in Sulphur, OK, and it was a hit—especially with our 4-year-old! He’s not a fan of putting his face in the water, but with this viewer, he could explore underwater life without getting wet. He spent so much time spotting fish, rocks, and leaves. It’s lightweight, easy to use, and made our trip even more fun. Highly recommend for young kids and curious little adventurers!

I bought this for my toddler for our trip to Discovery Cove in Orlando, FL. 100% worth it! It was so easy to use and my toddler got to experience snorkeling for the first time. It was so clear in the water, that the husband and I kept using this instead of the provided snorkels. Literally everyone (not an exaggeration) kept swimming up to us and asking where they could get one - the people there assumed it was provided by the park - that's how much it fit in with their gear. Now, my toddler plays with it at home. Goes in the bath tub mostly. But we have taken it to the ocean and we have used it at the beach with great success. Highly recommend!

Has been great in the pool with our students (multiple ages) with disabilities! They’re able to explore underwater in stages. This helps them eventually get to their face fully in water and using other adaptive equipment for water exploration.

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Expensive for what it is but well made. It could do with a rope to ensure it doesn't float off. The outside face of the screen has four very small 'pimples' to stop the screen touching the ground and getting scratched. However, as this is likely to be used near sand they're pretty much useless. I would consider gluing on extra pieces for added protection. As for viewing functionality, can't fault it.

This little thing made our PEI beach vacation much for fun for the kids. They were able to see crabs/ tiny fish through this. It is especially good for the kids who are scared to put their face in water.

Lots of fun! Easy for the kids to use!

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