Submersible bag questions?

[ScubaShan]

Any suggestions on a decent submersible bag that is rated for depths below 6ft or surface level. Recently did a Catalina trip and found it very annoying not being able to take my wallet or phone or truck keys or small knickknacks with me underwater. I've found quite a bit but most seem to be for shallow water, and just a glorified ziplock bag.

 

[Chugwhump]

Double up a "Ziplock" bag and then place the items into an "Otter" or "Pelican" Box, if you have pockets or storage, or a double ender.

Chug
No floods to 55'.

 

[herr2720]

When I bought a drysuit that problem went away.

What I found useful prior to that. Have a Valet Key made for your car if you don't have one and dive with that, then no worries about it getting wet. For my wallet I used a doubled up locsak, for my Iphone I used a Watershot case, but I also used it as a camera. Sometimes the wallet got damp, but never drenched so it didn't bother me.

I tried the ziplocks in pelican case, but it had an annoying buoyancy in my pocket.

 

[swimmer_spe]

Stick them 'in' your drysuit.

It is dry after all, and that is your concern.

 

[diversteve]

Otter boxes are only good to 100'. So is this one: S3 T1000 Watertight Case at LeisurePro

I've used the same one of these for over a decade - never leaked. Good for keys, a couple cards but not a wallet - but for $8...
witz cases - Search Results for witz cases - LeisurePro

Not sure I'd trust the phone case though - I have one of the see-it-safe cases and they're a lot narrower.