Scuba Diving Stick, 13'' Aluminium Alloy Lobster Tickle Stick Pointer Rod with Measurement, Adjustable Lanyard and Swivel Snap Bolt for Underwater Shaker Noise Maker Snorkeling

As an ocean diver, I appreciate having a compact and lightweight rod to keep me away from delicate rock, plants and coral while diving. As much as we like to think we can control our buoyancy and navigate currents, we occasionally find ourselves in a situation where we need to push off. Sticks like this are valuable tools to protect our reefs. Hopefully we don't need to use one, but it's satisfying to have it available. It's also a nice accessory to have while resting on a sandy or seagrass bottom with current. Some divers use these to poke around in holes to stir up critters, but I don't like that at all. This is handy to pint our sea life to others in a dive group, however. Be sure to use the wrist strap properly. This is to replace the one I just lost. If you see it at 9-Foot Stoke off Key West, it's yours!

It’s a much stick! I lost my other one through the cracks of the dock during a particular nasty stormy dive day in Puerto Galera (hence the reason I didn’t try to swim down and retrieve it). This one is great and the blue makes it easy to distinguish from my husband’s. We use these on every dive for pointing, anchoring, stability when I take photos, etc… to keep from having to touch the precious reefs. Highly recommend and this brand seems to be decent quality.

Havent used it yet, but looks like a good sturdy pointer for UW photography.

It works

Also good for showing size of objects. In pictures with the measurements on the pointer. Easy to wear.

I ordered this Pecihiko brand scuba diving stick as a gift for my son, who scuba dives. It arrived in a plastic bag with no instructions or anything to identify the maker. It has inch indents, and a white printed centimeter scale, so it would have been easy to print their name on it too, but I guess they don't have a lot of pride in their product or businessThe anodizing is nice, and the stich has a hole in the end where a split ring is attached, that has attached to it a snap hook, and an adjustable lanyard. They say it's a Lobster Tickle Stick, which makes me wonder how the lobsters feel about being tickled. Anyway, the lanyard has a piece of what appears to be soft silicone, which is shown in a photo around the wrist of a person. That person must have really small hands, because the tickle stick looks really long in comparison.The product page says the primary purpose of the tickle stick is as a pointer stick for scuba divers. Sorry lobsters.I'm giving this 5 stars because it's well made. If my son has anything negative to say about it, I'll come back and tell you.

I saw another diver with one of these and thought it was a good idea. We were drift diving and the current was rather strong. He used his tickle stick to anchor himself in the sand. I wish I had had one. Now I do.

Strong, solid works well!