Deep Water Float

I use them in the monterey bay for crabing they are just as described and well made.

Have pair of cables on both sides of floating dock. Cables kept sagging into the water/rusting. These greatly alleviated my problem. Two on each cable spaced appropriately and anchored with small hose clamps

Pros:- good value for your money- quality almost as good as any other top brandsCons:- size varies, so you may not get identical pieces- not as dense as Danielson ones (hardiness and flotation wise)Overall - great value. $18 for two vs $22 for one Danielson buoy. If you are looking for a couple of crabbing season worth, I would highly recommend this product. Although seller claims this product is made of high density closed-cell foam, it is a lighter than Danielson buoys and not as dense, thus gets under the swell a lot easier. Still, good product and works just fine.

They met regs and float, but are a little misshapen. Solid 4 stars.

Excellent quality. Purchased a pair to see duality and now using one for my floating boat anchor bag and one for my crab pot. Will order more in the future.

I'm a commercial diver, shell harvester. I tie a bag to a line near the float end, hook another float line to the first float, and make my dive. I'll tie the first float line to the full sack, pull the float down, grab the bag I tied there earlier, unclasp the other float line, attach it to my belt, and I'm on my way again. Fill sack 2 and float it. Get back to boat, and go pick up floats/sacks. Makes my time more efficient.I have an old set of these floats I have used for decades. They have lost their color, are hard to spot, but they still work darn it. I bought these to use as deeper water floats, as my old ones are used mostly in ~20-30'. When I go deeper I need longer lines, so I have 2 new float lines ready to go.I'd give them 10 stars if I could, but 5 will have to do.

Love these floats. Strong, tough and boyant. I use one on all of my dungeoness crab pots. Not more needs to be said...

like I did you should know that the holes aren't 1 inch, more like 3/4 and even if you use 3/4 inch pvc you'll still have to ream the ends. I bought these and still wanted 1 inch pvc. You can buy an extended drill bit to bore the holes out to 1 inch. I bored mine out with a hand drill intended for making cooking stoves out of logs while camping. Live and learn. Good luck, have fun!