DRY PAK DP-46 Case for Cellphones, GPS and Mp3 – Yellow / Blue
DRY PAK Cell Phone Case. Clear TPU front, blue TPU back, padded and lined. Adjustable neck lanyard & anodized aluminum spring hook. White sealing clip for high visibility. For beach, pool, boating, snorkeling and more; Dimensions: 4″W x 6″L with maximum circumference: 7-¼” Product Features 4 in. wide x 6 in. long with maximum circumference
DRY PAK Cell Phone Case. Clear TPU front, blue TPU back, padded and lined. Adjustable neck lanyard & anodized aluminum spring hook. White sealing clip for high visibility. For beach, pool, boating, snorkeling and more; Dimensions: 4″W x 6″L with maximum circumference: 7-¼”
Product Features
- 4 in. wide x 6 in. long with maximum circumference of 7 1/4 in.
- Clear TPU front, blue TPU back, padded and lined
- Adjustable neck lanyard & anodized aluminum spring hook
- Yellow sealing clip for high visibility
- For beach, pool, boating, snorkeling and more
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Functions perfectly, but… This thing doesn’t let any water in, I tested it for 12 hours underwater in a large bowl with a 5 pound weight on top of it with paper towels inside. The paper towels were taken out, completely dry. I then proceeded to use it with my Galaxy S 4G and took it out in the full blast bubbling hot tub, played some games, watched some videos with it, dunked it a few times just for the heck of it; no hints of any moisture came inside the Dry Pak. This thing keeps your device perfectly dry…
Worked perfectly! This worked perfectly during our recent vacation. My iPhone 5s (in an Otterbox) fit perfectly. I was able to take pictures and even video UNDERWATER during a snorkeling trip. I’ve added a photo of our guide holding a starfish in his hand. The phone was absolutely dry. I am very pleased with this purchase.
I absolutely LOVE, LOVE I absolutely LOVE, LOVE, LOVE this!!! I got this for my phone while going kayaking. But firstly, I wanted to try it out at home to see if it would measure up to my expectations and indeed keep my phone safe from a watery death. First thing I did was insert some tissue paper inside the pouch. I then placed it in a sink-full of water. I then pushed it under the water. It not only kept the tissue inside as dry as it was when first placed, but the pouch also floated. I wanted to then test if it…