Suunto Zoop

[CoastalTradition]

Just picked one up at my LDS. I've only had it in the pool (weak sauce, I know), but I already love it. Those of you with similar dive watches, what are you using for a case? I have searched both google and the forum to no avail. I don't just want to toss it in the gear bag, whats my best option? (it doesn't exactly make for a daily driver watch either, hahah)

 

[Scuba Ken]

I keep mine in a small pelican case along with my log book and compass. At the site I put my wallet and keys in the box. Keep everything safe and dry : )

 

[tstormdiver]

I pack my Suunto Vyper Air & HelO2 in my regulator bag, along with my regulator (& transmitter) & prescription mask.

 

[ajduplessis]

I have a small protective case (Welcome to www.pelican.com - Pelican Products is a global leader in the design and manufacture of advanced lighting systems and virtually indestructible cases.) for all my computers (D9, Helo2 Zoop).

 

[beanojones]

Just so you don't put too much worry into it, a lot of instructors just fasten their dive computers to a D-Ring on their BCDs so they never forget to bring it if it is a non watch design. Other than one time a long while ago, I have never seen a computer get damaged by being treated like this.

Also lots of computrs like this survive in rental fleets, and rental gear gets abused.

 

[hypertech]

Mine just gets tossed in the reg bag. The hoses do a pretty good job keeping it from the first stages. Never had a scratch or anything due to storing in this way.

 

[iamafish]

I keep mine in a small dry bag, along with my compass, meds, extra batteries, spare cash, and so forth.

 

[theduckguru]

In small cloth bag inside of my mask inside the mask box.

 

[wmspdi]

I use one of these:

Suunto Computer Bag. Bags Computer bags, Scubastore.com, buy, offers, dive

I picked mine up on eBay a few years ago, but your LDS should be able to order one for you.

 

[Katahdin]

A small Pelican box has worked well for me. Plus, it’s great for all those small things you want to keep dry.