- Waterproof design provides protection that no wallet can match
- Built for outdoor activities or travel, this case can fit into a pocket, attach to a backpack or belt or hang around your neck
- Translucent color lets you see contents
- Nylon lanyard with breakaway clip
Imported.
| Best use | Paddling |
|---|---|
| Gear capacity (L) | 0.15 liter |
| Gear capacity (cu. in.) | 9 cubic inches |
| Transparent | Yes |
| Waterproof | Yes |
| Material(s) | Plastic |
| Dimensions | 3.7 x 2.5 x 0.75 inches |
| Weight | Unavailable |
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Oct 29, 2013Works well
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Feb 11, 2010great until latch breaks.The case works great, but sooner or later the latch breaks. I had 2 break already, but will continue to use these cases until I can find one comparable in size that is better. It works well ...
Read More The case works great, but sooner or later the latch breaks. I had 2 break already, but will continue to use these cases until I can find one comparable in size that is better. It works well around the neck when Kayaking, swimming, snorkeling, etc. -
Jan 15, 2010DURABLE, CONVENIENTI use this product similarly to how the previous writer did, however; after some age the solid side of the latch did get brittle and break just about five minutes ago. (I am ordering anothe...
Read More I use this product similarly to how the previous writer did, however; after some age the solid side of the latch did get brittle and break just about five minutes ago. (I am ordering another to replace it.) I would like to see something a little longer so as to fit some forms of Identification that are a little longer, or one that would fit a passport without adding thickness. That would be ideal. I really have used the heck out of mine and recommend it to anyone looking for that small nick nack that has more than one use. It holds fishing/ hunting licenses well as well. that's my main use. -
Jan 23, 2009More than just a Divers walletI first started to use this brand of case when I started to scuba dive. It worked fine for shallower dives, like down to around 60 feet. I then started to use it when I travelled. Pretty soo...
Read More I first started to use this brand of case when I started to scuba dive. It worked fine for shallower dives, like down to around 60 feet. I then started to use it when I travelled. Pretty soon I placed my regular wallet in a drawer and only use this case. I tend to travel light so it is perfect for me. I can carry credit cards, driving license, health ID card and cash. One has to fold cash into thirds to get it to fit. I have had no problems with this type of wallet unless you overstuff it and then the hinge will weaken and crack. I have travelled all over the world using this wallet and it has never failed me. Think about if you go to a resort on the beach or to the pool. Where do you place your room key? Most people put it in their shoe or wrap the towel around it. With this wallet you can take it with you in the water. I usually have to buy some each year as I get so many people asking me about them that I give them away to my friends. I find that the clear ones are the best because when the wallet is under a T-shirt the clear one doesn't show through, so most people don't even know that you have one on.
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Read More I have a number of badges/IDs for work and I use this every weekday. Proximity readers work through it and if I need to get one out it's easy. I open it at least twice a day, sometimes much more. Life of the latch is usually not my issue, as I've broken a few by banging the hinge enough to crack it, but they last a lot longer than the flimsy holders we get at work. And I'm not the only one in the office to use these.