I was think of inflation in a pool. How would something like that feel? If you were standing in the water up to your upper chest, and being inflated with air inside the pool. Also how would you do it?
Under Water, air inflation
Fri, 08/14/2015 - 21:01
#1
Under Water, air inflation
Sat, 08/15/2015 - 08:04
#3
Another Canadian Guy
I'm curious to try it with my suit, but since I do not have a backyard I can set up my suit in (and am also afraid I have a small leak in it somewhere), I cannot try unfortunately.
If you mean on your actual body, I haven't been able to give that a go, but I'd like to sometime. It's probably similar to what Beebobloon said I imagine.
Sat, 08/15/2015 - 13:17
#4
What I was really thinking about was actualy using your own body, but using a suit sounds nice.
Sun, 08/23/2015 - 01:14
#5
I've done it. It's really fun. I like using an aquarium pump with a long hose, then I sit on the bottom step where the water comes up to my chin. Then I start bouncing as I breathe in and out, and then finally I float to the top. And then you'll never sink! I've floated completely relaxed, arms folded behind my back, for an hour straight one time.
Mon, 08/24/2015 - 08:32
#6
Another Canadian Guy
That honestly sounds so nice. I wish I had a body of water I could do that in....
Mon, 08/24/2015 - 08:37
#7
Jakubxx
Mu friend told me a story about one guy on scuba diving school who want to breath under water like James Bond. He use tire or balloon...or something.
Something go wrong and he go out with lungs full of air. It almost burst them when he go out and he go to hospital.
Ps he is fine , nothing bad happen
I've done it with my suit before, and it's quite the feeling.
Because the buoyancy the suit creates as it inflates while you're submerged in water, you start to float, despite being stood upright. It creates a good sense of pressure also, and the anticipation of how long it's going to take for you to lose your footing tied in with feeling as if you're going to float away is a really fun experience.
BeccaBloon
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