These are great for certain situations unfowling a prop getting that lobster thsts just out if reach ect. That said anyone using these needs to understand the pressures associated with diving deeper than 15 feet. If you go down 20-25 feet & run out of air panic and blast to surface you WILL BLOW OUT YOUR LUNGS. You have to surface slowly and ALWAYS ALWAYS blow out a stream of bubbles. If you gota come up fast just yell and blow out all your air. Also remember to take breaks between dives so the body can off gas. Some simple very basic knowledge can keep you safe & make these lil units enjoyable. I dont understand all the hate these get. Cave divers use a pony for emergency its no diff. Fill from a big tank or buy the electric pump for 300 bucks. Much much cleaner air. Stay safe everyone i hope this non negative comment helps some of you be safe with this.
. The people behind the kit, not paying more attention to their questions. losing potential buyers and losing future sales from the ones who purchased already. I gave cameron a question or to whoever runs his instagram chat. Never got an answer. How can u suceed without having customer service. I guess he or them, they dont want to invest in having a group, that can take care emails, chats or whatever. For that Reason i decided to build my own kit,, for way less of his cost. Example.. Selling a compressor for almost $600 dollars. Something anyone can buy onlinefor $279, new. With all the extra accessories too. I own one myself. I dont understand how someone can have such prices, and expect to sell. When there are many online businesses that sell his stuff for way less. How evil someone can be,, to scam people with such prices. I feel sorry for whoevery paid $600 dollars for a compressor that cost him $200 plus. $300 plus at most. But u can find them under $300,, brand new.
@@lvstream720 Suggestion for you: You might wish to post your question on one of their videos within the comment; I did and got a reply the next morning... 🤿 Just a thought but it may help.
@@SouthLightFX I built my own kits. For less than $349 dollars. The other thing that is messed up is the flat rates he uses. Let say you buy the tank carry bag. Thats 19 dollars plus. That should weight in between 2 to 3 pounds plus. But the pack in in a box that will cost u 40 dollars. More than the item itself. Since he buys those boxes in bulk. It may cost im like 10 dollars, a box rated upto 20 LB, maybe. But he charges u 40. When i bought his tank. I checked the cost of the box based on its size. It wasnt that much. PLUS he didnt used bubble wrapp, foam, nothing. TANK ,PUMP REGULATOR. everything loose dancing in the box. A Gadged that will deal with 3k psi. Plus a breathing regulator. It is to be protected. To protect users lives from a faulty item.
@@SouthLightFX Its funnty how he promotes the tanks this yr. Saying small tank 15 mins, large 25 mins underwater. And you can fill them with the hand pump. I bet you anything that he never never ever fill those tanks with a hand pump. Its too draining to fill 3k psi. You might need to pay a couple of Body builders lol. He either uses a compressor or carries a big scuba tank, with a filling attatchment. To instantly fill those thanks. Its all promo, hiding reality of how hard is to do it by arms and bending knees
I think if you are certified and you understand the risks of pressure and nitrogen absorption you'll be ok. Ironically I actually think the limitations of the tank make it pretty safe. If you dive shallow (5Mish), then you will get more time diving/snorkeling but the nitrogen absorption will be slow. Equally if you dive deep, say 20M then nitrogen absorption will be much quicker but you will only get probably 3 or 4 mins of air. Both of these factors provide a safety net. As long as you ascend slowly and breathe out you should be fine. I'm certified and I am going to get one for snorkeling (5-10M depth.)
All well and good until you get some kid with an air compressor who keeps filling the thing over and over again with possibly foul tainted air and dives all day with no concept of repetitive dive tables. Then you've got issues. Better to leave these thing to certified divers... or best not to use them at all. But at the very least a certification should be required to purchase anything like this.
I think this is the best Review about these products! Thanks a lot for You! I just ordered Smaco s400+ 150€ and DiDeep pump 41€ (because of price and no taxes from EU), and hope that it both would work good. AND YES, it is very important to know at least basics about diving ( I was in CMAS (P1)-course about 20 years ago and now need to read book again). That what I remember: Don't go deep with this kind of products and don't ever hold breathe when coming up and pray everyday - this is good formula! God bless!
If this kind of product interests you I urge you to stop and think before you buy it. Do you have a scuba diving certification? We dont get these for fun or bragging rights, they do cost money but we get them because there are a lot of risks associated with the kit we use underwater that we need training for, especially with the SCUBA element. Scuba is very safe as long as you know what you're doing, which you wont if you buy this as a stand alone product. Second, the price is expensive. Yes proper scuba equipment is expensive but that's because your life depends on it. You can get good second hand regulator set and cylinder which is essentially what this is but for a lower cost, just make sure you get the kit tested.
This reminds me when i was a little feller. Get a 5gal bucket stick it on top of your head and have a buddy start setting bricks on top of the bucket. $5 bucks for a 5 minutes of dive time. No pumping required. Just have to dive back down to get your bricks. No gauge to read you will know when its time to go back up!
Please everybody consider that scuba diving without proper education can be very dangerous and can result in serious injuries and pulmonary failure. There are only few single in scuba diving rules but these are very important for your own safety! I think your life is worth a 3 days course.
You guys are thinking of depths where there's more than just air needed in the tanks and where the "bends" could happen. This is shallow diving. Not much danger there.
@@jimbob.2299 Bends are the less important problem in this kind of situation. First of all, breathing compressed air can cause lungs over expansion even with depth excursion of 40 cm. Moreover the quantity of air consumed by every respiratory act varies based on the depth so you could find yourself with an empty bottle at 8 or 10 m not noticing it (because you do not have a depth meter with you) and not being able to go back to the surface. I could continue but that's why we make courses...
@@jimbob.2299 The expansion of air, even from just ten feet, can cause serious damage to your lungs. You will not feel that expansion until it's too late. You always breathe when ascending and you will breathe out a greater volume than you breathe in. Also, you always ascend slower than the bubbles around you are rising. It is a very real danger and I have to endorse what Andrea says: Take a few days of instruction. With the bends (unlikely with this kit), we can treat. Ruptured lung as a result of rising too fast or forgetting to breathe, you will likely die.
@@jimbob.2299 #1 RULE ! NEVER fill your tank with oxygen, use compressed air only ! #2 Just make sure you NEVER hold your breath under water while using tanks, it’s just good practice to continue breathing, if you do hold your breath and start to ascend you can potentially burst your lungs from expanding air in your lungs. There are other very important rules even in shallow diving but these 2 will save your life before you make a severely stupid mistake. Diving is no joke.
Thank you for putting out a video on a step by step on how to use this kit. Coming from someone who has zero experiencing with this stuff your video helped alot. My kit has been sitting for months because i was waiting on a how to video one set up, and use of this thing. You would think the creators would put up a video. nope just flashy videos. You sir got a sub from me. Keep up the great work.
Thanks for the great review..do you know of a better similar product..I will not be diving more than 12 to 16 feet ever..I actually lost an rc boat in a murky pond that's 14 plus feet..any tips of being able to see bottom of muddy lake? Thanks for sharing
The fact that you set the PSI going to the second stage means this things sketchy af I have 5 reg sets even the cheapest one I have for 100 bucks does that automatically and for 400 I got a pony bottle and a regulator button gauge 19 ft.³ pony bottle is a lot bigger than that that’s probably like a 9 or 13
If your certified and you don't go deeper than 15 feet this is fairly safe no safety stop and if you know how to properly do a rapid assent then its OK in my opinion.
Umm if you are breathing that shit air why would you bother with certification.. the hand pumps do not stop oil/air traveling into the tank. I would definitely not let it get to hot it will only add more oil into the air.. if anyone was to use these I would recommend at least getting a high pressure filter that you can repack it yourself.
@@toms4022 I use a compressor. But the oil i use in it, is a non toxic, biodegradable- food grade. I have been doing it for a while and i have had no health issues so far
@@sylvixyan Well, u dont want to do rapid ascend. Even if u are a 15 ft or 10. U are not supposed to ascend any faster than ur bubbles. U have to make sure u clear ur lungs as u go . taking short breath ins and exhale as u go up. Keeping them near empty of air
When you compress a gas it gets hot. As it heats it expands. So the hotter the gas in the bottle, the less you will have after it cools. I sometimes fill my tanks with them submerged in a drum of water to help keep them cool while filling. If you want to dive, get training. It really is the difference between life or death. Even at shallow depths.
@@greenmoon9461 No problem with novice divers. But this guy is literally avoiding equipment in his review that requires a dive certification. If he's unwilling to learn to safely dive, this is unwise.
So many people snurkle and no one bashes one that. When the person doing it, go down with only 1 lung fill. So is clear to know, that the snurkling person, will not go too deep. Not far different from these tanks. with the benefit that u dont have to go back up, in like 10 plus minutes. People should stop panicquing others. just because they dive with expensive equipment. This is for a blast shallow diving for some minutes. Thats all. Is obveous that people need to be aware of basic diving rules.
Dumb comment once again. How am i going to blow my lungs????. People talk like if any user is an idiot to not check his tank air levels and make a safe ascend when he still have enough to go back up safely. Those tanks have gauges. And by the way.... Also has a regulator that does not release bursts of air. The pressure is controlled. Set at a 150 psi at most. And the breathing is super smooth. And i am not just referring to this tank. Smaco works well too.
@@ronilackodrustvojadranovo9158 Yes i do understand. What many of you dont undestand, is that uncertified people that use these portable gear. THEY ARE NOT INTERESTED IN GOING 60ft DEEP. You cant tell me that You diving at 60, 80 ft bellow. U are going to be more secure,, than me, diving at 7ft. Ge da hell out of here man. If people snurkle at 7, 10 ft without problems. Carrying a tank that can keep them bellow for 10 mins,, is not going to harm them. You dont even know if i am certified or not, to begin with. Many of us, simply like shallow. The ones that dive at the same deph as snorkeler. They dont have to be worried about compression-decompression effects. Simply get in your head... Not everyone is interested to go 30 to 60 ft bellow the surface. Which is part of becoming certified.
Scuba certifications are worth it, even a rushed certification is alright if you just plan goin out in shallow water. This product is not worth the money, at a local dive shop or online a scuba package is 500$ and you can get a used scuba package is 300$ and then you will pay 100$ more for a tank. So it’s just 100 more for more air, fun , and less of a hassle with trying to pump it
If they tell "don´t use the pump for longer than 5 mins", and you use it 10mins straight, notice it´s getting hot, and still don´t understand, then, nothing can save you... Have you ever heard of material science, and that materials have their own thermal limits? You know surely allready, that stuff can break, melt, freeze, bend, rust, and all the rest? 3:19 "The air was the same quality"- quote was the best... So clueless!
Hmmmm how about spend that much on getting a scuba education so you 1 dont die, because you dont understand what happens to the human body underwater or the potential dangers 2 can have access to real, safe scuba gear. As divers we have these tanks they are called pony or redundant tanks FOR EMERGEMCY situations. They can be filled from our compressors in 3 min. And cost a fraction of this price.
Ya, I'm mostly worried about air quality with these. If you know how to dive you should be fine, you won't go deep enough or be under long enough to need decompression. But if you get the smallest amount of contamination in that air you can get poisoning, or even narcosis leading to bad decisions leading to death..
It would be highly inadvisable. A standard air compressor is not properly filtered and can fill the tank with water, oil, and particulate matter all of which can cause serious issues if you breath them in. This is why getting a certification is important a lot of things that people don't even consider in this sport can be very dangerous.
I ordered dive lungs a week ago and never got an order confirmation or a tracking number I ordered directly from their website how long did it take you to get a response from them if you don't mind me asking
It takes a while to come in plus their tracking site doesn't work I used a different one and found all my tracking info right away never used this product yet as the waters to cold which is good cause it will give me time to educate myself on it
Scuba Instructor here. Get properly trained and you will see the horror of this product. This is like giving a person who has seen cars for the first time a gokart and let them loose on the highway. Trained its ok and safe. Marketed to untrained people its extremely dangerous.
WOW if this isnt the true story of the movie The Jerk I don't know what is. This tank like many other on the market are INSANE to use. ANYBODY who has done ANY dive training would know that you need a proper mixture of gas to breath underwater. Not just some random air pump and CERTAINLY not that electric pump they sell on their website. You will not be breathing the proper gases and not only that you WILL be breathing all the oil particles that keep the pumps properly maintained. This is absolutely insane for anybody to use. May as well call it a Lung Bomb and the long term effects of these are pretty brutal. Use a proper gas ratio from a compressed tank to fill this!!!!!
'You need a proper mixture of gas to breath underwater.' Yes It's a mixture of mainly Nitrogen, Oxygen, as well as a few others (small percentage). It's called air, and that's what he's pumping in to the bottle. For general diving that's all you need.
@@DavidPye-tz4vf That's my point exactly. For general diving you only need the normal air that we breathe, just under compression. I've done 150+ dives and on every dive I breathed compressed air. Never any 'special' mix of gas.
PLEASE Nobody use these!! Without proper training, you are playing with your life without knowing the rules. Training is cheap, rental gear is real cheap. Do it right or don't do it at all.
You can. But almost everything is dangerous without gaining some knowledge. But for a long while now I’ve been having tanks filled by dive shops without a license or whatever. 1 I signed a waiver with the other I didn’t. But I’ve opened a second business this one in leak detection of pools. I either use a 13cf pony bottle or an 40cf pony bottle with regulator and OTS spectrum face mask. But I did all my research and have yet to go past 8 foot deep. Most 5-6 foot. Even still make sure there’s no holding breaths to even if it’s possible but any over expansion issue. And may be down for 2-15 minutes. And over the dry suit a 40 pound weight belt. So I can walk or kneel around the sides checking returns or in the back of light niches for any leaks an repair. Or be able to remove the drain covers and plug the lines and test around the drains for leaks an if need be place the underwater epoxy in any leaking spot. Anyone with a half of a brain that can stay within a few feet under can safety use one and not harm themselves. It’s the idiots that’s the issue.
Why does a 3,000psi tank, have a 300psi pressure gauge? Now everything is clear, these are not true BA (Breathing Apparatus) tanks. These are not scuba (or even scba) tanks. The average air consumption on the surface is 6-10lpm. Meaning you’re going to empty this puppy in 2-4 minutes on the surface or 1-2 minutes at 10m/33ft. So the nickname “Three breathes ‘till death” is pretty accurate. I would love to try one of these at 30m (whilst on regular scuba).
Bertminator there’s no legal certification. You can’t get certifications through PADI or SDI, don’t *technically* have to, but it’s a STRONG suggestion. There are a lot of things that can go wrong.
You don't need a certificate to use or buy this product, you don't even need a certificate to buy a scuba tank or gear from a dive shop, you only need it when you go diving with a charters or dive company, but you can dive by yourself just educate yourself about the depths allowed,time, DCS ... Be safe🤙
I’m just curious, if I just want to swim (10) feet at max and don’t want to start a whole new hobbie on top of flying. Why can’t I use one? What are the dangers of going 10 feet deep with one of these?
@@samfriday3437 and these things can be really dangerous not just because of air compression but also because of the air quality if you use a regular pump
@@samfriday3437 Ask yourself this... Would you fly or feel confident letting anyone else fly your plane without proper training?... even if it were only 10 ft. of the ground?
for $500 I can get the full Diving gear in very good and Certify to use Condition on Ebay A real 5000 Psi with a Pro regulator and buoyancy Flippers and mask. oh also a wet suit.
If you’re a certified diver there’s better equipment out there. If you’re someone who thinks this is a replacement for snorkel gear it could kill them. You’re right. No point to this product.
I remember the new divers would suit up as soon as the boat left the dock. And of course first in first out. AHAHHAHAHAHHAHHAHAHHAH,,,,,,,,,30 ft,,,OOoo Im so scared,,LIKE THIS!
Who The heck can pump for 30 min. I am fried after pumping up my bicycle tire! I would not use this as a primary air source. FYI I have been a scuba instructor (NAUI 12883 ) since 1990 and have done over 5000 dives. What about air quality from a pump?? dangerous if you ask me.
DUDE.. Are you aware that this is for shallow diving. Yall people talk like if users will attempt to dive 30, 60 ft down with it. This is for 10ft deep at most. How many people take breasts and go down 10 ft or more a Snurkling it shouldnt be consider more risky?. Since u go down with just 1 lung fill. Then u have to rush back up, when u feel u cant take any longer staying down. This tanks allow u to breath..... Just pay attention to the gauges, and respect its limitations.
Just get certified as an open water scuba diver, so at least you'll understand what the laws and physics of scuba diving and the gear used is serviced and maintained by professionals
Average open water certification, is $150, plus rental gear, most beaches are great for diving but that's California, average funeral is less than $15000, is your life worth $600?? Not mine
please please don't use this equipment....learn about pressure first and then consider all the ways this type of approach will kill you. Would you buy a parachute because it was cheap and only worked for the last 50feet?????
Wtf.... You should already have electric air compressor to fill in the air. Just focus on the tank assembly to the mouth piece which should be similar to the ordinary diver tanks.
@@WienerBoop ohh it was because he said that the tank can take a lot for its size. Then u replied eat my .../ i thought that u felt he was lieying. Do you still have the tank. I thought u were doing a fresh unboxing. But you just put it back in the box and taped it for the video
@@lvstream720 Yeah I still have the tank! I wanted to do a fresh unboxing but obviously, I couldn't. The only reason I put it back is so people could watch the whole process. I was struggling with setting it up myself when I first got it and wanted people to see every step. sorry for the late reply
@@WienerBoop be honest with me. Have you experience any air leaks where the hose is screwed into. Not saying like an excessive air leaks but bubbles coming out?. Or behind the 2nd stage nut. I am running into these issues. Dive portable lungs use a cheap top adapter, made of aluminum
of all the terrible scuba tank i have seen that regulator seem terrible and dangerous.Iis this setup even certified by a agency? Never seen one where you have to manually limit the pressure to not freeflow. Just get certified and get proper equipment. After reading the comments i found out this is just a bunch of paintball parts, you can get cheap similar product like the SMACO that is actually a cheap copie of the "Spare Air" that as been available for a long time to scuba divers.
You get oil free compressors, no big deal. Obviously you don't go over the rated pressure, that's just common sense. It's easy, don't try over complicate something that doesn't need to be.
it takes over 30 mins to pump up and for that time and work it only gives u 10-15 mins of air? dont really seem worth it to me. i like the idea though, maybe it just needs to have a larger tank
Well, a standard SCUBA tank is 12 or 15 liters, the portable lung is 0,5 liter or 1 liter, not sure exactly. 10 to 15 minutes of air is very optimistic and achievable only is you do a very shallow dives (given the fact that you do not have any redundancy here, very shalow dives are the only ones possible if you value your life and health). I guess that you could fill this bottle in a dive center for a pricewhere you dive if they let you do it at all.
@@PhilJonesIII these things were call spare air when they came on to the market going back a little while now not a very useful product back then but was never intended for the non trained scuba diver.
@@WienerBoop lol, Viennese young guy. They call the people in Vienna, Wiener and Bub is a young kid. I thought perhaps maybe you just changed the spelling to Boop which is pronounced the same. Just a coincidence I guess that it's so close.
These are great for certain situations unfowling a prop getting that lobster thsts just out if reach ect. That said anyone using these needs to understand the pressures associated with diving deeper than 15 feet. If you go down 20-25 feet & run out of air panic and blast to surface you WILL BLOW OUT YOUR LUNGS. You have to surface slowly and ALWAYS ALWAYS blow out a stream of bubbles. If you gota come up fast just yell and blow out all your air. Also remember to take breaks between dives so the body can off gas. Some simple very basic knowledge can keep you safe & make these lil units enjoyable. I dont understand all the hate these get. Cave divers use a pony for emergency its no diff. Fill from a big tank or buy the electric pump for 300 bucks. Much much cleaner air. Stay safe everyone i hope this non negative comment helps some of you be safe with this.
. The people behind the kit, not paying more attention to their questions. losing potential buyers and losing future sales from the ones who purchased already. I gave cameron a question or to whoever runs his instagram chat. Never got an answer. How can u suceed without having customer service. I guess he or them, they dont want to invest in having a group, that can take care emails, chats or whatever. For that Reason i decided to build my own kit,, for way less of his cost. Example.. Selling a compressor for almost $600 dollars. Something anyone can buy onlinefor $279, new. With all the extra accessories too. I own one myself. I dont understand how someone can have such prices, and expect to sell. When there are many online businesses that sell his stuff for way less. How evil someone can be,, to scam people with such prices. I feel sorry for whoevery paid $600 dollars for a compressor that cost him $200 plus. $300 plus at most. But u can find them under $300,, brand new.
Thanks Great Green North for the safety talk 👍🏼
@@lvstream720 Suggestion for you: You might wish to post your question on one of their videos within the comment; I did and got a reply the next morning... 🤿 Just a thought but it may help.
@@SouthLightFX I built my own kits. For less than $349 dollars. The other thing that is messed up is the flat rates he uses. Let say you buy the tank carry bag. Thats 19 dollars plus. That should weight in between 2 to 3 pounds plus. But the pack in in a box that will cost u 40 dollars. More than the item itself. Since he buys those boxes in bulk. It may cost im like 10 dollars, a box rated upto 20 LB, maybe. But he charges u 40. When i bought his tank. I checked the cost of the box based on its size. It wasnt that much. PLUS he didnt used bubble wrapp, foam, nothing. TANK ,PUMP REGULATOR. everything loose dancing in the box. A Gadged that will deal with 3k psi. Plus a breathing regulator. It is to be protected. To protect users lives from a faulty item.
@@SouthLightFX Its funnty how he promotes the tanks this yr. Saying small tank 15 mins, large 25 mins underwater. And you can fill them with the hand pump. I bet you anything that he never never ever fill those tanks with a hand pump. Its too draining to fill 3k psi. You might need to pay a couple of Body builders lol. He either uses a compressor or carries a big scuba tank, with a filling attatchment. To instantly fill those thanks. Its all promo, hiding reality of how hard is to do it by arms and bending knees
I think if you are certified and you understand the risks of pressure and nitrogen absorption you'll be ok. Ironically I actually think the limitations of the tank make it pretty safe. If you dive shallow (5Mish), then you will get more time diving/snorkeling but the nitrogen absorption will be slow. Equally if you dive deep, say 20M then nitrogen absorption will be much quicker but you will only get probably 3 or 4 mins of air. Both of these factors provide a safety net. As long as you ascend slowly and breathe out you should be fine. I'm certified and I am going to get one for snorkeling (5-10M depth.)
All well and good until you get some kid with an air compressor who keeps filling the thing over and over again with possibly foul tainted air and dives all day with no concept of repetitive dive tables. Then you've got issues. Better to leave these thing to certified divers... or best not to use them at all. But at the very least a certification should be required to purchase anything like this.
I think this is the best Review about these products! Thanks a lot for You! I just ordered Smaco s400+ 150€ and DiDeep pump 41€ (because of price and no taxes from EU), and hope that it both would work good. AND YES, it is very important to know at least basics about diving ( I was in CMAS (P1)-course about 20 years ago and now need to read book again). That what I remember: Don't go deep with this kind of products and don't ever hold breathe when coming up and pray everyday - this is good formula! God bless!
Pedro, where do u live?
@@lvstream720 In Finland. Why asking? ;)
@@pedrovon9942 Just asking
If this kind of product interests you I urge you to stop and think before you buy it.
Do you have a scuba diving certification? We dont get these for fun or bragging rights, they do cost money but we get them because there are a lot of risks associated with the kit we use underwater that we need training for, especially with the SCUBA element. Scuba is very safe as long as you know what you're doing, which you wont if you buy this as a stand alone product.
Second, the price is expensive. Yes proper scuba equipment is expensive but that's because your life depends on it. You can get good second hand regulator set and cylinder which is essentially what this is but for a lower cost, just make sure you get the kit tested.
This reminds me when i was a little feller. Get a 5gal bucket stick it on top of your head and have a buddy start setting bricks on top of the bucket. $5 bucks for a 5 minutes of dive time. No pumping required. Just have to dive back down to get your bricks. No gauge to read you will know when its time to go back up!
Please everybody consider that scuba diving without proper education can be very dangerous and can result in serious injuries and pulmonary failure. There are only few single in scuba diving rules but these are very important for your own safety! I think your life is worth a 3 days course.
You guys are thinking of depths where there's more than just air needed in the tanks and where the "bends" could happen. This is shallow diving. Not much danger there.
@@jimbob.2299 Bends are the less important problem in this kind of situation. First of all, breathing compressed air can cause lungs over expansion even with depth excursion of 40 cm. Moreover the quantity of air consumed by every respiratory act varies based on the depth so you could find yourself with an empty bottle at 8 or 10 m not noticing it (because you do not have a depth meter with you) and not being able to go back to the surface. I could continue but that's why we make courses...
@@jimbob.2299 The expansion of air, even from just ten feet, can cause serious damage to your lungs. You will not feel that expansion until it's too late. You always breathe when ascending and you will breathe out a greater volume than you breathe in.
Also, you always ascend slower than the bubbles around you are rising.
It is a very real danger and I have to endorse what Andrea says: Take a few days of instruction.
With the bends (unlikely with this kit), we can treat.
Ruptured lung as a result of rising too fast or forgetting to breathe, you will likely die.
@@jimbob.2299 #1 RULE ! NEVER fill your tank with oxygen, use compressed air only ! #2 Just make sure you NEVER hold your breath under water while using tanks, it’s just good practice to continue breathing, if you do hold your breath and start to ascend you can potentially burst your lungs from expanding air in your lungs. There are other very important rules even in shallow diving but these 2 will save your life before you make a severely stupid mistake. Diving is no joke.
@@endliberalism4305 Yes I know that you should use air NOT oxygen. I never mentioned oxygen but it's all good.
Thank you for putting out a video on a step by step on how to use this kit. Coming from someone who has zero experiencing with this stuff your video helped alot. My kit has been sitting for months because i was waiting on a how to video one set up, and use of this thing. You would think the creators would put up a video. nope just flashy videos. You sir got a sub from me. Keep up the great work.
Make sure to do all possible training bro stay safe
Thanks for the great review..do you know of a better similar product..I will not be diving more than 12 to 16 feet ever..I actually lost an rc boat in a murky pond that's 14 plus feet..any tips of being able to see bottom of muddy lake? Thanks for sharing
Great video,but,coold you buy elektrick compresor for that many and do that pumping in cople minutes?
The fact that you set the PSI going to the second stage means this things sketchy af I have 5 reg sets even the cheapest one I have for 100 bucks does that automatically and for 400 I got a pony bottle and a regulator button gauge 19 ft.³ pony bottle is a lot bigger than that that’s probably like a 9 or 13
I just can't wait for the lawsuit to begin.
Purchase an use at your own risk. Long as they provide what can happen one way or another. Kinda like smoking ect. If u wanna kill yaself it’s on you
VERY NICE & ADVANCE TECHNOLOGY..!
Deathwish, Damm get certified it's only your life.
If your certified and you don't go deeper than 15 feet this is fairly safe no safety stop and if you know how to properly do a rapid assent then its OK in my opinion.
Umm if you are breathing that shit air why would you bother with certification.. the hand pumps do not stop oil/air traveling into the tank. I would definitely not let it get to hot it will only add more oil into the air.. if anyone was to use these I would recommend at least getting a high pressure filter that you can repack it yourself.
@@toms4022 I use a compressor. But the oil i use in it, is a non toxic, biodegradable- food grade. I have been doing it for a while and i have had no health issues so far
@@sylvixyan Well, u dont want to do rapid ascend. Even if u are a 15 ft or 10. U are not supposed to ascend any faster than ur bubbles. U have to make sure u clear ur lungs as u go . taking short breath ins and exhale as u go up. Keeping them near empty of air
@@lvstream720 don't buy this mine broke after 3 dives...
Look
A good choice to inspect the bottom of my boat ?
When you compress a gas it gets hot. As it heats it expands. So the hotter the gas in the bottle, the less you will have after it cools. I sometimes fill my tanks with them submerged in a drum of water to help keep them cool while filling.
If you want to dive, get training. It really is the difference between life or death. Even at shallow depths.
Is there a problem with the novice diver?
@@greenmoon9461 No problem with novice divers. But this guy is literally avoiding equipment in his review that requires a dive certification. If he's unwilling to learn to safely dive, this is unwise.
@@diver0129 I'm not going to do that. I've never tried it.
No diving certificate or education
So many people snurkle and no one bashes one that. When the person doing it, go down with only 1 lung fill. So is clear to know, that the snurkling person, will not go too deep. Not far different from these tanks. with the benefit that u dont have to go back up, in like 10 plus minutes. People should stop panicquing others. just because they dive with expensive equipment. This is for a blast shallow diving for some minutes. Thats all. Is obveous that people need to be aware of basic diving rules.
Diving with paintball air bottle. Awesome. That is just enough air to blow your lungs on rapid ascent :)
Dumb comment once again. How am i going to blow my lungs????. People talk like if any user is an idiot to not check his tank air levels and make a safe ascend when he still have enough to go back up safely. Those tanks have gauges. And by the way.... Also has a regulator that does not release bursts of air. The pressure is controlled. Set at a 150 psi at most. And the breathing is super smooth. And i am not just referring to this tank. Smaco works well too.
@@lvstream720 too bad you don't understand. get certified for scuba diving and you will.
@@ronilackodrustvojadranovo9158 Yes i do understand. What many of you dont undestand, is that uncertified people that use these portable gear. THEY ARE NOT INTERESTED IN GOING 60ft DEEP. You cant tell me that You diving at 60, 80 ft bellow. U are going to be more secure,, than me, diving at 7ft. Ge da hell out of here man. If people snurkle at 7, 10 ft without problems. Carrying a tank that can keep them bellow for 10 mins,, is not going to harm them. You dont even know if i am certified or not, to begin with. Many of us, simply like shallow. The ones that dive at the same deph as snorkeler. They dont have to be worried about compression-decompression effects. Simply get in your head... Not everyone is interested to go 30 to 60 ft bellow the surface. Which is part of becoming certified.
@@lvstream720 lol
Aren’t you suppose to have an oil/water filter at the end of the pump?
Scuba certifications are worth it, even a rushed certification is alright if you just plan goin out in shallow water. This product is not worth the money, at a local dive shop or online a scuba package is 500$ and you can get a used scuba package is 300$ and then you will pay 100$ more for a tank. So it’s just 100 more for more air, fun , and less of a hassle with trying to pump it
Damn that’s a workout
Great review!
Thank you. Nobody does this
When i turn my regulator screw nothing happens, any ideas? its almost like the screw isnt long enough
Thanks
If they tell "don´t use the pump for longer than 5 mins", and you use it 10mins straight, notice it´s getting hot, and still don´t understand, then, nothing can save you... Have you ever heard of material science, and that materials have their own thermal limits? You know surely allready, that stuff can break, melt, freeze, bend, rust, and all the rest? 3:19 "The air was the same quality"- quote was the best... So clueless!
I use an electric compressor with a filtration system. I dont fight any hand pumps. fk that
Hmmmm how about spend that much on getting a scuba education so you 1 dont die, because you dont understand what happens to the human body underwater or the potential dangers 2 can have access to real, safe scuba gear. As divers we have these tanks they are called pony or redundant tanks FOR EMERGEMCY situations. They can be filled from our compressors in 3 min. And cost a fraction of this price.
I agree. These types of products are just an accident waiting to happen.
Sean Quarles junk
Ya, I'm mostly worried about air quality with these. If you know how to dive you should be fine, you won't go deep enough or be under long enough to need decompression. But if you get the smallest amount of contamination in that air you can get poisoning, or even narcosis leading to bad decisions leading to death..
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Is this gear suitable for cave diving? Will give it ago.
No! not suitable for caving what so ever. If you wanna go cave diving get certified and use proper equipment!
@@WienerBoop I'm only being silly, its nice to say stupid things while in lockdown.
Wonder if you can pump this tank up with a Tyre compressor air pump
It would be highly inadvisable. A standard air compressor is not properly filtered and can fill the tank with water, oil, and particulate matter all of which can cause serious issues if you breath them in.
This is why getting a certification is important a lot of things that people don't even consider in this sport can be very dangerous.
im 14 and gonna use this
Please be careful get a scuba certification it’s dangerous read all the comments of people explaining it stay safe man
I ordered dive lungs a week ago and never got an order confirmation or a tracking number I ordered directly from their website how long did it take you to get a response from them if you don't mind me asking
Cringe worthy.
Fuck them. Horrible customer service. Sketchy as hell. At least I got a refund.
It takes a while to come in plus their tracking site doesn't work I used a different one and found all my tracking info right away never used this product yet as the waters to cold which is good cause it will give me time to educate myself on it
I like these kinds of videos from you! Are you planning on making any new ones soon?
How can i got this thing?from where,
it that a paintball tank??
Scuba Instructor here. Get properly trained and you will see the horror of this product. This is like giving a person who has seen cars for the first time a gokart and let them loose on the highway. Trained its ok and safe. Marketed to untrained people its extremely dangerous.
WOW if this isnt the true story of the movie The Jerk I don't know what is. This tank like many other on the market are INSANE to use. ANYBODY who has done ANY dive training would know that you need a proper mixture of gas to breath underwater. Not just some random air pump and CERTAINLY not that electric pump they sell on their website. You will not be breathing the proper gases and not only that you WILL be breathing all the oil particles that keep the pumps properly maintained. This is absolutely insane for anybody to use. May as well call it a Lung Bomb and the long term effects of these are pretty brutal. Use a proper gas ratio from a compressed tank to fill this!!!!!
'You need a proper mixture of gas to breath underwater.' Yes It's a mixture of mainly Nitrogen, Oxygen, as well as a few others (small percentage). It's called air, and that's what he's pumping in to the bottle. For general diving that's all you need.
@@peteskyrunner4845 go right ahead there genius
Lol you obviously dont know what you're talking about and really funny because of how confidently you stated false information lol
@@DavidPye-tz4vf That's my point exactly. For general diving you only need the normal air that we breathe, just under compression. I've done 150+ dives and on every dive I breathed compressed air. Never any 'special' mix of gas.
@@JonahVex prove me wrong
PLEASE Nobody use these!! Without proper training, you are playing with your life without knowing the rules. Training is cheap, rental gear is real cheap. Do it right or don't do it at all.
Or go freediving 😁
You can. But almost everything is dangerous without gaining some knowledge.
But for a long while now I’ve been having tanks filled by dive shops without a license or whatever.
1 I signed a waiver with the other I didn’t.
But I’ve opened a second business this one in leak detection of pools.
I either use a 13cf pony bottle or an 40cf pony bottle with regulator and OTS spectrum face mask.
But I did all my research and have yet to go past 8 foot deep. Most 5-6 foot. Even still make sure there’s no holding breaths to even if it’s possible but any over expansion issue.
And may be down for 2-15 minutes.
And over the dry suit a 40 pound weight belt. So I can walk or kneel around the sides checking returns or in the back of light niches for any leaks an repair. Or be able to remove the drain covers and plug the lines and test around the drains for leaks an if need be place the underwater epoxy in any leaking spot.
Anyone with a half of a brain that can stay within a few feet under can safety use one and not harm themselves.
It’s the idiots that’s the issue.
How much all of that now
is there stock in the philippines?
Why does a 3,000psi tank, have a 300psi pressure gauge?
Now everything is clear, these are not true BA (Breathing Apparatus) tanks. These are not scuba (or even scba) tanks.
The average air consumption on the surface is 6-10lpm. Meaning you’re going to empty this puppy in 2-4 minutes on the surface or 1-2 minutes at 10m/33ft.
So the nickname “Three breathes ‘till death” is pretty accurate.
I would love to try one of these at 30m (whilst on regular scuba).
I didn't know you need to be certified to use these products. I though just get it and go.
Bertminator there’s no legal certification. You can’t get certifications through PADI or SDI, don’t *technically* have to, but it’s a STRONG suggestion. There are a lot of things that can go wrong.
You don't need a certificate to use or buy this product, you don't even need a certificate to buy a scuba tank or gear from a dive shop, you only need it when you go diving with a charters or dive company, but you can dive by yourself just educate yourself about the depths allowed,time, DCS ... Be safe🤙
How to buy India bro
Be careful whith what you recomend, and be sure what you do to yourself too!!! Someone can result damaged
İ wanna know .do you have an easy way to pump ?
Can we use a car tire pump?
The tank and regulator are fine but the pump broke on the first day. Don't waste your money.
you could easily make this, its just a paintball tank, and regulator lol
Really scary, please seek proper scuba training and certification.
I’m just curious, if I just want to swim (10) feet at max and don’t want to start a whole new hobbie on top of flying. Why can’t I use one? What are the dangers of going 10 feet deep with one of these?
@@samfriday3437 and these things can be really dangerous not just because of air compression but also because of the air quality if you use a regular pump
@@shyx9402 so what about a air compressor? That’s made to pump it
@@samfriday3437 Ask yourself this... Would you fly or feel confident letting anyone else fly your plane without proper training?... even if it were only 10 ft. of the ground?
Mismatched socks are a real world problem!
How much
for $500 I can get the full Diving gear in very good and Certify to use Condition on Ebay A real 5000 Psi with a Pro regulator and buoyancy Flippers and mask. oh also a wet suit.
Even high pressure cylinder is only rate to 4,500psi, most are rated to 3,000psi.
What’s the point of this product???
If you’re a certified diver there’s better equipment out there. If you’re someone who thinks this is a replacement for snorkel gear it could kill them.
You’re right. No point to this product.
The real purpose is for those of us who are certified divers to have a back up air source in those oh sh!t moments.
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Well this could be useful in a pinch, obviously not for everybody especially if you have access to modern conveniences.
I remember the new divers would suit up as soon as the boat left the dock. And of course first in first out. AHAHHAHAHAHHAHHAHAHHAH,,,,,,,,,30 ft,,,OOoo Im so scared,,LIKE THIS!
Who The heck can pump for 30 min. I am fried after pumping up my bicycle tire! I would not use this as a primary air source. FYI I have been a scuba instructor (NAUI 12883 ) since 1990 and have done over 5000 dives. What about air quality from a pump?? dangerous if you ask me.
that pump has a filter, you're a little out of date
1 ltr bottle doesn't last more than 4 mins at 5 mtrs depth & 0.5 ltr only 2 mins ...hand pumping is a hellish of a process ..too tiring & tedious
Do not buy this as your primary.
No certified diver would use this a primary.
Buy a mask and snorkel and put the rest towards your diver training.
DUDE.. Are you aware that this is for shallow diving. Yall people talk like if users will attempt to dive 30, 60 ft down with it. This is for 10ft deep at most. How many people take breasts and go down 10 ft or more a Snurkling it shouldnt be consider more risky?. Since u go down with just 1 lung fill. Then u have to rush back up, when u feel u cant take any longer staying down. This tanks allow u to breath..... Just pay attention to the gauges, and respect its limitations.
Just get certified as an open water scuba diver, so at least you'll understand what the laws and physics of scuba diving and the gear used is serviced and maintained by professionals
Yeah for 600 dollars
Average open water certification, is $150, plus rental gear, most beaches are great for diving but that's California, average funeral is less than $15000, is your life worth $600?? Not mine
please please don't use this equipment....learn about pressure first and then consider all the ways this type of approach will kill you. Would you buy a parachute because it was cheap and only worked for the last 50feet?????
For that price just get a scuba Sertification.
This is all b.s.
Very dangerous practice. I would not use this for diving. Get a proper set of dive tanks not this toy. It will cost less too.
BS?. Why. You havent try them. I own one and i have done some spear fishing with it And Shallow fater, where scoops of fish are around
Wtf.... You should already have electric air compressor to fill in the air. Just focus on the tank assembly to the mouth piece which should be similar to the ordinary diver tanks.
They fraud me - I pay for the "Lungs" and never got it !!!
Como fazer para comprar e quanto custa.
For a little tank it can take alot
@@WienerBoop Why did you replied like that?. Do you dislike the tank?.
@@lvstream720 no no it's just I know this man IRL, sorry for confusion
@@WienerBoop ohh it was because he said that the tank can take a lot for its size. Then u replied eat my .../ i thought that u felt he was lieying. Do you still have the tank. I thought u were doing a fresh unboxing. But you just put it back in the box and taped it for the video
@@lvstream720 Yeah I still have the tank! I wanted to do a fresh unboxing but obviously, I couldn't. The only reason I put it back is so people could watch the whole process. I was struggling with setting it up myself when I first got it and wanted people to see every step. sorry for the late reply
@@WienerBoop be honest with me. Have you experience any air leaks where the hose is screwed into. Not saying like an excessive air leaks but bubbles coming out?. Or behind the 2nd stage nut. I am running into these issues. Dive portable lungs use a cheap top adapter, made of aluminum
of all the terrible scuba tank i have seen that regulator seem terrible and dangerous.Iis this setup even certified by a agency? Never seen one where you have to manually limit the pressure to not freeflow. Just get certified and get proper equipment. After reading the comments i found out this is just a bunch of paintball parts, you can get cheap similar product like the SMACO that is actually a cheap copie of the "Spare Air" that as been available for a long time to scuba divers.
30 minutes of pumping for 5 minutes of air...doesn't sound that great
just get a small compressor to fill it.
You get oil free compressors, no big deal. Obviously you don't go over the rated pressure, that's just common sense. It's easy, don't try over complicate something that doesn't need to be.
@@DigitalAwareness Common sense would be to get the proper training and the proper equipment.
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it takes over 30 mins to pump up and for that time and work it only gives u 10-15 mins of air? dont really seem worth it to me. i like the idea though, maybe it just needs to have a larger tank
Well, a standard SCUBA tank is 12 or 15 liters, the portable lung is 0,5 liter or 1 liter, not sure exactly. 10 to 15 minutes of air is very optimistic and achievable only is you do a very shallow dives (given the fact that you do not have any redundancy here, very shalow dives are the only ones possible if you value your life and health).
I guess that you could fill this bottle in a dive center for a pricewhere you dive if they let you do it at all.
@@michakurek454 Would you use a dive center that filled these bottles for unqualified divers? Not sure I would.
@@PhilJonesIII I don't think it can be filled at a dive store the valve is not compatible with standard dive connections
@@harleycullen6102 I'm actually glad to hear that. Not enough air for a good dive and more than enough air for a busted lung.
@@PhilJonesIII these things were call spare air when they came on to the market going back a little while now not a very useful product back then but was never intended for the non trained scuba diver.
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Gotta wonder, is that a Wiener Bub as in Bub in Wien?
Whats Bub in Wien?
@@WienerBoop lol, Viennese young guy.
They call the people in Vienna, Wiener and Bub is a young kid. I thought perhaps maybe you just changed the spelling to Boop which is pronounced the same.
Just a coincidence I guess that it's so close.
Hold your breath, bust a lung! learn the rules of science!