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I use this standup paddleboarding and I keep my iPhone, keys and wallet in it. I've fallen in several times while wearing this and it did not leak. The company that makes it lists it as a "Level 2" waterproof pack (on their website) which, they state, means it is only waterproof for brief submersions. So I'm sure the people complaining about it leaking are right because they had it underwater for minutes at a time. But it stays dry if you just fall in and get out quickly. I'm totally happy with it and glad REI carries the product.
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I bought this to go along with my newly purchased kayak earlier this year. I bought it, thinking it would make for a decent, waterproof snack bag, but I ended up turning it into my kayak's ditch-bag. I loaded it up with essentials -- a space blanket, some pain relievers, an energy bar, some chemical warmers, a pocket knife -- and sealed it all up nice-and-tight, thinking they'd all stay nice and dry in this bag. Well, after getting a bunch of water in the cockpit of my boat and having this bag sit it that water for several hours (7 hours of paddling that day), I was disappointed to find it filled with salt water. This ruined a bunch of the items that were stashed in there and left the bag smelling like a medicinal energy bar. So, if you're looking for waterproof, this isn't your bag. If highly water-resistant will work for you, though, you'll likely be happy with this bag.
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This bag will keep your stuff out of the elements and fairly dry BUT I had to do an impromptu rescue on a river when a couple of kids tumbled out of their kayak. I was in the water for about 10-15 minutes in shoulder high water with the bag attached, solidly cinched down yet submerged...when I finally got out of the water..my lunch, snacks,notepad, etc were all totally drenched. So dont trust it with anything that you value as it maybe water resistant to a point but definitely not waterproof. I would return my two now if I could.
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I enclosed my camera as described thinking it was waterproof but it is not. It is only water resistant.
Not worth it for the price.
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Mainly used for kayak fishing. Strong, reliable, no leaks. Once strapped around your waist, important things like wallet/phone/keys/camera will stay dry and won't be lost, even if you capsize. The only issue, which is minor, is that the strap can be uncomfortable and tends to "ride up" around your abdomen. However this is easily fixed once you thread it through the belt loops on your shorts. Great product.
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This is a nice small but expandable waterproof hip pack. If you are canoeing and want your camera,snacks,compass,sunscreen and other small essentials close it is handy and really durable. You will never wear it out in your lifetime. You can pass this one on to your grandkids. SealLine has done it again. Must purchase.
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My wife and I use these in our canoe to keep items that we need to protect from water, but also want to keep handy. Stuff like point and shoot cameras, cell phones, GPS, binoculars, meds, etc.
It's a great item as long as you don't expect it to keep everything dry in a prolonged submersion (Note: The mfrs. website says it's only appropriate for quick submersions).
It does what it is designed to do and protects the contents from splashes, rain and a brief dunking.
I like that it has several carrying options. I can wear it like a fanny pack, have it in front or strap it over a thwart in the canoe.
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I tested in in my pool prior to using. It will leak if partially (folded top down in the water) or fully submerged when folded as Seal Line instructs. If Seal Line had allowed for one more fold it would have likely sealed better. It might seal better after some use, as the material is pretty stiff and would seal better if the fabric would lay flatter when rolled up.
Still, it works fine for rain or splashing water. Just DO NOT put any electronics in it under any circumstances and expect them to survive ANY prolonged water exposure. I'm using it in conjunction with a small Otterbox to keep all my phone and ipod in, and toss my keys, sunglasses, etc inside. It's built to last a long time, and makes a perfect emergency water container!
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Brand new and filled with two inches of water when my kayak overturned in the ocean. Zippered part too small to hold anything. Luckily I had my cell phone in an AquaPak inside of this worthless thing.
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I love this pack. I used it whitewater rafting, tubing, canoeing, and even just hauling some small items around (i.e. cell phone, wallet, keys, sunblock, chamois, sunglasses). When there is a chance of getting wet, make sure you bring this pack along with you. It will keep anything and everything inside dry as the sahara desert. It has worked fully submerged in water as well.
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