-
AQUAPAC Camera Case $40.00 -
AQUAPAC MP3 Case with Jack $35.00 -
-
-
EDRY Bag $7.98 -
SEALLINE E-Case, Small $12.98 -
PELICAN 1010 Micro Case $14.95 -
AQUAPAC PDA Case $30.00 -
SEALLINE iPad Case $34.95 -
-
-
-
OTTERBOX OtterBox 8000 $22.00 -
-
-
-
-
-
-
SEATTLE SPORTS Audio Dry Stuff Sack
Item: 3668683 Product Description >
Free Shipping on orders $48.00 or more! Get Details
-
SEATTLE SPORTS Audio Dry Stuff Sack
Keep your iPod, MP3 player, cell phone, PDA, or digital camera dry while you are out on the water. This specialized dry bag is perfect for sailing, kayaking, or just hiking in the rain.Features/Benefits:
- Made of eco-friendlier urethane-coated 70D ripstop nylon
- Easy-to-use 3-roll closure system
- Clear window for easy operation of enclosed electronics
- Built-in water-tight headphone jack
- Measures 8 inches long (when rolled closed) and 4.5 inches wide
Reviewed by 3 customers
Sort by
Displaying reviews 1-3
Pros
- Protective
Cons
- Audio Quality
Best Uses
Comments about SEATTLE SPORTS Audio Dry Stuff Sack:
The idea is great - I love paddling with music, but the connection from your headphones to the bag is poor and has a lot of static. I run my headphone wire through the drybag opening. It probably compromises the protection a bit, but the music sounds better. The bag does have enough room to put your earbuds in it too, which is nice.
Pros
- Durable
- Great Capacity
- Water Resistant
Cons
- Limited Power
Best Uses
- Kayak
- Sails
Comments about SEATTLE SPORTS Audio Dry Stuff Sack:
I was looking for something to take on the kayak\boat when I'm out alone. It fits my IPhone 4S perfectly, and the clear panel allows me to control my phone without having to open the bag.
The only problem I had with it was the horrible sound I got using a pair of waterproof headphones with mic so I would be able to talk on the phone. I switch over to another pair of headphones without the microphone, and the sound is great, and I'm on the water, so I don't mind missing the call...
- Was this a gift?:
- No
Pros
- Protective
- Water Resistant
Cons
Best Uses
Comments about SEATTLE SPORTS Audio Dry Stuff Sack:
Bought this so I could listen to some tunes and talk shows while fishing from my Yak. I have a little Sagean W400W pocket radio and I can hear it via the speaker perfectly without ear buds while using the built in ear phone cord as the FM antenna.
- Was this a gift?:
- No
Displaying reviews 1-3