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Dry Bags & Cases
Dry bags, waterproof phone cases, tackle bags and rod and reel cases. We call a case waterproof only when it carries an IEC 60529 IP code or the maker states its own rating, and we quote that rating as written.
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Roll-top dry bags, and what their ratings say.
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IPX8 claims, depth and time, in plain terms.
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Waterproof boxes, rust inhibitors and drainage.
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Waterproof backpacks and what their ratings cover.
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Rod sleeves, reel covers and travel tubes.
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IP67 dry boxes for phones, keys and cameras.
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Key floats and phone floats, by stated buoyancy.
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Plano's Rustrictor boxes against Flambeau's Zerust Tuff Tainers, size for size: gasket and latches, the IPX7 rating, where the rust inhibitor sits and where each is made.
Pelican micro and Protector cases against Plano Guide Series boxes on what each maker states: submersion rating, pressure valve, buoyancy, interior size and warranty.
Six hip, waist and sling packs for surf wading and kayak fishing, compared on the zipper, the IP rating or maker claim, and which pocket is only water resistant.
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