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I'm pretty sure I have this one. Witz "Surfsafe" Dry Case at LeisurePro
Rated to 100' but it's seen 125'+ on several occasions.
I've had the same one since about 2003 with no leaks. Not sure I'd trust it with an electronic car key but it works for everything else. There's also a slightly wider one but I think the reason this one works is that it's hard plastic and the opening isn't very wide so there's very little surface area for the pressure to get to.
P.S. There is a o-ring around the opening.
I'm pretty sure I have this one. Witz "Surfsafe" Dry Case at LeisurePro
Rated to 100' but it's seen 125'+ on several occasions.
I've had the same one since about 2003 with no leaks. Not sure I'd trust it with an electronic car key but it works for everything else. There's also a slightly wider one but I think the reason this one works is that it's hard plastic and the opening isn't very wide so there's very little surface area for the pressure to get to.
P.S. There is a o-ring around the opening.
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When diving wet and had a car I used one of those small cases, about the size of a packet of cigarettes (a little smaller) that attaches by magnet to somewhere under the car.
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