Seaglide (Subnautica)

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The seaglide will increase your effective exploration range. For your safety please pack supplies for long journeys, and always stay within 5km of the nearest lifepod or habitat.

― PDA, Dialogue

The Seaglide is a handheld Deployable and Vehicle that increases the user's top speed when held. It can be crafted by using the Fabricator. The Seaglide takes up nine slots (3x3) in the player's Inventory. It has a top Speed of 18.5 Knots or 9.5 m/s (34 km/h).

The Seaglide consumes Energy when used. When the energy of the Seaglide is depleted, it is rendered unusuable. The empty Battery can be replaced with a new one using the 'R' button to select a replacement from the players held batteries. On a full charge, the Seaglide can travel approx. 3800 meters (38m/1%).

The Seaglide also possesses a small 3D map of the immediate terrain as well as a built-in energy gauge. It also has a flashlight that can be toggled on and off with the right mouse button.

Seaglide speed does not stack with the speed boost Fins give, and O_₂ Tanks do not slow down its movement speed.

Seaglide Fragments can be found in the Kelp Forest and in Safe Shallows

While wearing Swim Charge Fins, the Seaglide will continually turn on and off, but still give the boost a majority of the time.

Uses

The Seaglide can be carried in the inventory and must be assigned to the Toolbar to be used. When used, it drastically increases the swimming speed of the player. Currently, it doesn't have a Depth limit, and thus functions anywhere the player goes.

Recipe

Data Bank Entry

The seaglide is a personal transportation device designed for use in oceanic environments. Capable of speeds of up to 10 m/s in standing water Displays basic topographical data for aid in charting cave systems Replaceable battery

Gallery

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  Seaglide front

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  Seaglide rear

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  Seaglide pilot view with the 3D Map

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  Seaglide Concept Art

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  Seaglide's first-use animation

Trivia

• The Seaglide works in the same way as a handheld DPV (diver propulsion vehicle).