Totally dry logbook bag

[Sbiriguda]

I have an official PADI logbook. I used the plastic zipped bag that came with the logbook, but it's no good. The water passed through the zipper (I think) and damaged the logbook. After few dives it is already damaged
I want something TOTALLY DRY, something that can be really thrown into the sea water and the logbook inside must remain perfect. It must be a bag, not a new logbook, since I want to keep mine
Any suggestions?
Thanks

 

[Dirty-Dog]

Get a dry bag. Or an electronic log. Or do your logs after you get off the boat.

 

[Sbiriguda]

Thanks
I was thinking of something like this
Lifeventure Dristore Loctop Bags For Maps buy and offers on Scubastore

or like this one
Best divers Dive Log Art 5 buy and offers on Scubastore
but only if it 100% water proof and it doesn't seem the case, so my first option would be a water proof bag like the one in the first link

 

[BoltSnap]

Use Subsurface and you will never have to worry about paper logbooks getting wet

 

[Sbiriguda]

Yes, in fact I am planning to... but I would like to keep as a memory the logs of the very first dives...

 

[elbig]

I use a small Gecko waterproof sack (not submersible waterproof but keeps everything dry on the boat). Geckobrands Waterproof Drawstring Backpack

 

[Scuba Scott]

Zip-loc?
freezer bag?

 

[Sbiriguda]

Cheap and useful...
Ziplock

 

[Sbiriguda]

Another option would be some kind of tupperware container

 

[outofofficebrb]

Put it in a drybag with the rest of your gear or if you want something just for your logbook and don't want to carry a separate dry bag, get this: E-Case® – Submersible Protection for Everyday Essentials | SealLine® It is IPX7 waterproof rated which means it can be submerged in up to 1 meter of water for 30 minutes without compromise. It also works with touch screen devices (I use it with my kindle when I'm in the pool reading) and depending on the size, you can also stick your phone or tablet in there.

They also make excellent dry bags.