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from Northfield, MN on 7/20/2008
Great as a small pack for day paddles. Fits well in boat. Fairly easy to use.
from NJ on 5/13/2007
I wanted a product that I could use to protect my camera, cell phone and wallet when I was in the water, at the beach or snorkeling, etc. I do not feel comfortable leaving valuables hidden on the beach or even in hotel safes that have disclaimers that the hotel is not responsible for items in stored in the safes! On a recent trip, I used this product while participating in a dolphin encounter in the water. When we were done, my digital camera, passport, and other paper documents were completely safe and dry.
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from bedford, ma on 11/2/2006
Just not what I was looking for.
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from Valley Stream, New New York on 10/3/2006
The description on the web site is very missleading
in order to keep items truly dry I had to purchase pouches which are intended for being 100% watertight so tight you can snorkle with a VHF Radio or wallet in them. Then I had to place those pouches in this Sea Line pouch. The pouch is good for a simple splash of water nothing else.
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The 1 time i forgot to place the camera in the true waterproof pouch which was inside the Sea Line pouch cost me as I had to buy a cheapie disposabbe camera to be able to take pictures of Tulum ruins in Mexico. Good thing the now destroyed camera had a card holding the previously shot pictures. The ads for the sea line pouch need to emphasive that it is NOT WATERPROOF and you need to use the phrase water repealant against minor splashs. Dry pack is a very deceptive way to catagorize the pouch. I was shocked as I tested it in a sink full of water with paper inside the puch as you recommended doing.