Inexpensive dry box
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Bubblesong
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Ziplock baggies work for me. I even stuff a beach towel in a large zipper pouch to keep it dry from waves crashing over the boat.
Chavodel8en
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Im not dumb enough to take my phone or wallet underwater, and I was not injured, but I guess I was dumb enough to not understand the physical power of pressure.
I used to use a small dry box just to hold my keys, and some cash for tipping - about the size of a deck of cards.
The box held up fine on dozens of 60' shore dives. But when I went down to 100', I was startled by an implosion underneath my wetsuit at my chest. This thing had pretty thick walls, but the pressure broke it.
Gave me a better understanding of how much water pressure we are dealing with.
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Ankush Mittal
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I bought this for about $20 over a year ago and have used it for over a dozen dives. Keeps my phone, keys and cash safe and I take the plastic key with me underwater so I know my important stuff is safe as well.
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