The Trident Super Float & Diver Down Flag is a highly visible surface marker designed to help alert boaters and other watercraft that divers are below. The system combines a traditional red-and-white diver-down flag with a stable yellow float, weighted base, and two-piece pole system for a practical surface-signaling setup.
A lead-weighted base helps keep the marker upright in the water, while an attachment eyelet provides a connection point for a compatible diver or anchor line. The two-piece design breaks down for easier transportation and storage, making it a convenient option for shore diving, boat diving, and other locations where a surface dive flag is required.
The flag pole separates into two sections to reduce its packed length when transporting or storing the system. This makes the Super Float easier to fit into a vehicle, dive locker, or larger gear-storage area than a comparable one-piece flag assembly.
An eyelet at the weighted end of the float provides a convenient point for attaching a compatible diver, tow, or anchor line. A line or separate anchor is not included.
WARNING: This product contains a lead-weighted component and can expose you to lead, which is known to the State of California to cause cancer and reproductive harm. For more information, visit www.P65Warnings.ca.gov.
Does this include the diver-down flag?
Yes. The system includes a traditional red-and-white diver-down flag measuring approximately 14 × 16 inches.
Does the flag have a stiffener?
Yes. A stiffener is included to help keep the flag extended and visible at the surface.
Is the bottom weighted?
Yes. The float has a lead-weighted base designed to help keep the marker upright in the water.
Can I attach a line to it?
Yes. The weighted base has an eyelet for attaching a compatible diver, tow, or anchor line.
Is a line included?
No. A diver or anchor line is not included unless specifically stated elsewhere in the listing.
Does it break down for storage?
Yes. The pole uses a two-piece design so the assembly can be broken down into shorter sections for transportation and storage.
Assemble the pole and flag securely and confirm that the float remains upright before beginning your dive. Attach any required line using an appropriate connection method and regularly inspect all components for wear. Dive-flag regulations vary by location, including requirements for flag size, distance from the flag, and where it must be displayed, so always follow applicable local diving and boating laws.
Rinse the float, pole, flag, grommets, and weighted attachment point thoroughly with fresh water after use, especially after saltwater exposure. Allow all components to dry before storage and periodically inspect the flag fabric, stiffener, pole connections, float, and line eyelet for wear or damage.
The Trident Super Float provides a more stable surface-marker setup than a simple flag mounted to a lightweight pole. Its bright yellow float, weighted base, stiffened diver-down flag, and two-piece construction make it a practical choice for divers who need both visibility on the water and easier storage between dives.