“Does this selfie float ?”

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• Kinda lol. I used it in the water no problem but I wouldn't count on it to save the camera if you lose grip of it. They do make one that does float.

  Answered by JayoKato 8 years ago

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• No

  Answered by PCuserTX713 8 years ago

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• Definitely not, and it kind of sucks for going underwater. It doesn't dry easily - you have to pump the water out, it's heavy, and takes forever to dry! I wish I had known, would have gone for a different one.

  Answered by Ak4444 8 years ago

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• no

  Answered by findingdory 8 years ago

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• The Reach does not float. If you are interested in a floating extension pole, we make the GoPole Evo, which extends from 14-24 inches and floats in the event that the camera is dropped. - Justin

  Answered by GoPole - Customer Support 8 years ago

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