Dry Docs by Seattle Sports
No one likes wet maps, personal identification, or credit cards. Well, I guess I can’t speak for everyone, but I know that I’m not a happy guy when my wallet accidentally gets submerged while out on the water. I can’t imagine anyone being thrilled about a soggy wet wallet.
If you’ve ever been in this situation, or really would like to not be in this situation, give the Dry Docs by Seattle Sports a try. These PVC-free, heavy duty sleeves will keep your stuff nice and dry. They have a Ziploc-style closure that seals up nice and tight, and come in a few different sizes. On a recent paddling trip I used the wallet-sized Dry Docs to keep moisture off of some spare SD camera cards. When taking pictures of the Dry Docs that day, I dropped the camera in the water. Shoulda had it in a Dry Doc, I suppose.
I loaded up one of the Dry Docs with a map, my wallet, and some cash. With a quick zip of the top closure I proceeded to sink the whole shebang in the water for a few minutes, holding it down with my paddle. Guess what, no leaks – and the contents were totally dry. Sweet.
The Dry Docs are priced starting at about 2 bucks, and going up to about 9 dollars for the large map case. Pretty cheap protection, eh? Use them for any occasion – paddling, hiking, biking, whatever.
The Dry Docs will be available in January ‘10, so go ahead and get your debit cards ready. Just keep ‘em in a Dry Docs afterwards, alright? Visit the Seattle Sports website for details.
