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SealLine Dry Cases : Never Mind the Weather
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After years of hiking with my digital camera wrapped in old Safeway grocery bags, I finally feel confident that I can hike in any weather without destroying my camera or any other of my expensive toys.
SealLine's Dry Case storage bags are guaranteed to keep my gear dry, even when submersed in water. Made out of PVC-free plastic, with a seriously sealable "zip lock" enclosure, my Dry Case is the perfect place to carry first aid items, my iPod, and anything else I want to protect from the elements.
The bags are see-through and have nylon carrying handles, so they're ideal for carrying maps, as well as carry-on items that you'll need to show to airport security guards.
I haven't been caught in a rain storm with them yet, but I did my own home test in my bathtub. Even fully submerged, my precious origami papers stayed crisp and dry. I put the manuscript for my next book in the large Dry Case and left it at the bottom of my shower for a few days; again, not one drop of water got inside.
Bottom Line: For your next hike or trip, or if you like to bathe with your important papers, pack your precious cargo in these impenetrable pouches.--E.D. (July 07)
Price: $15.95 (small), $17.95 (med), $19.95 (large)
BUY ONLINE : Moosejaw.com
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Manufacturer's Site: www.seallinegear.com
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