4Pcs Underwater Camera Buoyancy Float Kits, Buoyancy Provided 175g*4, Diameter 3.15", Thickness 1.5", Aquatic Arm Float Kit for Seafrogs/nitescuba/Starbea Floating Arms Diving Tray

I bought this for my UW camera and it works perfectly! Easy to set up and break down for travel. I went down to 123’ and the pucks never compressed at all. Made taking photo’s so nice and no movement trying to hold the camera while getting some good shots!

I recently purchased the underwater camera buoyancy float kit, and it has completely transformed my underwater photography experience! The kit is lightweight yet incredibly sturdy, keeping my camera perfectly balanced even at various depths and adding that little bit of float to mot have to lift it as much. Setup was easy as it was just a push over the end of the light arms and inset the half moon shaped piece back in. The buoyancy is great as I use a small rig but have two nice sized lights and does get weighty underwater and this is now allowing for steady, effortless shots. Now, I can focus entirely on capturing marine life without the worry of managing my camera’s weight. This kit is a must-have for divers who want to enhance their underwater footage without breaking the bank.

These are well made and extremely dense! I'm sure they'll be great once I can use them. Based on the description, I thought I could use these on my LocLine arms. Unfortunately, they will require modification. I'll keep using my MacGyvered yoga blocks until I decide whether to switch to ball arms.

These dense foam bouyancy pucks slide over most underwater camera light arms and do an excellent job of providing buoyancy and trim to a camera rig with multiple lights. I use a DiveVolk housing with a pair of OrcaTorch lights on ball-joint arms. I tried float body arms but they proved bulky and suboptimal. I'd previously tried pool noodle and zip ties but they compressed with 3+ ATM depth and the zip ties loosened or slipped off.These are relatively incompressible with sport diving depths and do a great job of holding on to trays and arms. it's possible to mix and match and get the tray rig nicely neutral and trimmed out.I like it and recommend it over DIY options.

I have the Sea & Sea Sea Arm VII tray set, which has a 1.25" ball head instead of the std 1", thus I am unable to get the CF float arms. This float kit would be the alternate solution. They also are consisted of individual rings, allowing you to put them on the sections of the arm that requires buoyancy.It was a little hard to slide them over the 1.25" ball head, plus I had to play around with the orange hand grips, eventually settling with keeping the hand grip on one side and having it push against the flat side of the float's hole. The pictures show the float fitting over the arm with both orange grip on, or with just one grip on. There is also a picture of where all four floats would fit on my strobe arms.There will have to be a lot of fine tuning of their mounting position, but the best place to test them is in the ocean, and I won't be diving too soon. It could also be possible that more floats are required to balance out my rig. When I do dive with them and they perform different than expected, I will update the review.

These are a must have for my heavy uw housing and strobes. They are much more sturdy than pool noodles and will stand up to some abuse. Recommended.

I'm an avid scuba diver and take a lot of underwater pictures and videos. These buoyancy rings are excellent to place and help stabilize when underwater. They come with a small half circle plug for universal fit and are cut out allowing for stability and minimal slippage or rotation. What I really like is that they have a small little carry bag which allows the water to drain and let them dry out without mold and allows me to keep them secure and in one place when not in use. At the current price points it's in the mid-range for similar items and something that if you're going to use may want to consider.

I could each float easily attach to my existing strobe arm and loved the plugs to keep the floats in place. It was within a few oz/gr of perfect buoyancy. Lightweighted, didn't alter shape diving at 85 ft and dried easily.