Customer Reviews

SealLine See Pouch

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I bought the larger blue see pouch to protect my iPhone while kayaking. I haven't had a chance to test out the water proofing yet, but let me just say that my phone works perfectly while in the pouch. The phone is also in an Otter case. Even through the See Pouch and the Otter case, the touch screen works flawlessly, the earpiece is crystal clear, and the person on the other end of a call reports that I sound a tiny bit muffled. All in all, I couldn't be happier to have a waterproof iPhone case for $11!!

I purchased this item to protect my phone while snorkeling. Despite what the description of this product says it is not "water tight." If you are looking for a pouch that will protect your electronics from rain this might be the thing but if there is a chance of it falling in water or complete submersion do not waste your time or money on this item.

Excellent for kayaking with needed document, keys and camera . . . as long as it does not get submerged too much

I use this case while out on the water. I place my walet and iPhone 4 inside of it. You can text and use the internet with the case on the phone. Works great.

I use this for kayaking and keep my iphone inside it. I can still use the touch screen while keeping my phone safe. Pretty cool. I haven't dunked this in water to see how waterproof it is, but I trust it is.

I used this on a cruise recently. I took it snorkeling and it kept my things dry. I bought a second one for my wife and it worked for her also.

My husband and I took these pouches on vacation to put ID and cash in while we snorkeled and they worked great. The cash was a little damp, but not soggy. I would not put a camera or cell phone in one, but for other items that can stand a little moisture, these babies are the bomb. Much easier to deal with than a hard case Otter Box.

This is essentially a dry bag, abit a very small one. I would rate the waterproofing as sufficient for splashes and dunks but not prolonged submersion. So don't take it snorkeling. I bought mine for tubing and canoeing. Capacitive touch screen on smart phones work through the clear side. Perfectly fits a LG Optimus V android phone OR a couple credit cards and cash (who cares if those get wet?) OR a Medtronic Insulin pump 5xx or 7xx. Each of those items fit snugly individually, you won't be able to pack anything else in.
Comes with a neck lanyard which is also just barely long enough for me to fit over my shoulders to wear on my waist (33in) like a belt. The back has a lash point that will take up to 1" webbing. The dry bag closure has a plastic clip which is the easiest way to attach the pouch to your belt or where ever.

It's lightweight, comfortable while worn around the neck, or using the velcro closure as a cuff of sorts, I can slide it over my wrist and up the sleeve of my shirt and wear it formed around my lower arm while I go horse back riding, either under a long sleeved shirt or outside of it.
The big test will be the upcoming trip to Mexico...