Waterproof Pouches with Waist Strap / Pouch Case Bundle Set- Keep Your Phone & Valuables Dry and Safe - Waterproof Dry Bags for Boating Swimming Snorkeling Kayaking Beach Water Parks Pool

Purchased these for Hawaii and they worked great! Was able to go in the ocean and they kept all the water out. Easy to wear and to use. The strap is durable. Was able to hold an iPhone 14, iPhone 12 mini and a key fob. Could have fit a couple other smalls things too if needed.

Worked well in a pinch. Lost my insta360 x3 by dropping it off a kayak in the beginning of a trip. Had to resort to this pouch with my iPhone. It worked well for a dozen times opening and closing it during 10 snorkeling stops. Eventually it did not stay waterproof but it did well enough for the time I needed it. I recommend it but only for short term use.

It does keep everything dry as ling as you make sure you seal all 3 seals. Swam in the ocean and all was dry. Liked a suggestion of putting items in a ziplock first since a few water drops got inside as I opened it.Can’t adjust the strap as much as I want. Wish the pouch was a bit narrower, I Only wanted to use it for wallet and phone so I thought it was Too bulky for how I was hoping to use.

We purchased these for our weeklong trip to Mexico. They worked great! I tested them in our hot tub beforehand to make sure they worked properly and didn't leak. I used them almost every day on our trip. I kept my wallet with cash, tickets, room key, receipts, and phone in them for multiple swimming, snorkeling, and beach trips and never had any problems. Even jumped off of 4 m high platforms into water with it under my arm. I usually wore it under a shirt or rash guard or under a life vest while in the water to keep it from sliding around or floating. It was big enough that we only used one of the two we ordered, and I did not try the opaque one (didn't want people to see what I had in it, like my wallet), so I can't say how well a touchscreen would work through it.They seem well designed. There are THREE ziploc-style zippers, which gives triple protection. They are a little difficult to zip, but I think that's actually good to make sure they are properly closed with no gaps. Once they are zipped shut, you roll the top down (which forms another couple of barriers) then velcro it shut.Highly recommend!

Kept passport totally dry! Kleenex were totally dry also!.

I bought the combo pack that included a carrying pouch as well as a phone sleeve. I took these products out during my trip to Hawaii where I brought them snorkeling with me.The carrying pouch actually worked really well! I took this with me into the ocean with my wallet and keys inside and everything was perfectly safe. I was really good about drying the outside of the pouch off first before opening it, in order to make sure that no water got in on accident and things worked out great. I typically wear size 30 pants as a guy, and sometimes the strap would be okay around my hips but got really loose if it traveled up towards my stomach. Just incase that is a concern for you. 5/5 on the pouch.I did have issues however, with the phone case. It actually worked pretty well underwater in terms of keeping water out. However, you have to be really careful about when you do open the bag afterwards (when retrieving your phone), because it is really easy for water to fall in from the opening, and then cleaning water/sand out from the inside is a huge pain. Video quality would probably be bigger if you had a bigger phone. I was using a iPhone SE 2nd gen with a phone case around it, and because there was extra room/the phone camera didn't sit snugly with the plastic case, sometimes the video quality would get warped. Holding the sides of the case to pull the plastic taut helped out. Using the screen under the water is pretty impossible, but while the plastic is slightly wet above water still works great. I still defaulted to using the sound buttons to take photos easier than touching the screen. My biggest issue with the phone case pouch was that it broke after approximately 4 uses. The top plastic clamp started cracking from opening/closing and thus I deemed it unsafe to bring my phone into the water with it. Overall, it did what it was supposed to do, I just wish it was more durable.

To be fair, I didn't exactly put this through a rigorous workout. However, I did what anyone else would do: I put stuff in it that I needed, but didn't want to get wet, and went to a beach in Mazatlán, México (yes, I'm bragging). Even though the pouch got wet, nothing inside the pouch got wet. It did exactly what it was supposed to do, and it did it well.Full marks to the seller for telling you to test it for leakage by putting toilet paper in it, sealing it, then anchoring it underwater for a couple of hours. After all, why should you trust something to be waterproof without testing it? If it leaks, they'll send you a new one, free. You've got to respect a company that insists that you prove that it's truly waterproof, right up front, before you risk your stuff. That's both bold AND smart.TL/DR: this is an excellent waterproof pouch that does what it claims and says you should test it first, which is a great idea.

Entrei no mar com meu celular e com a carteira. Tudo saiu seco, sem nenhuma gosta. Realmente protege suas coisas, mesmo qdo você está na praia ou na piscina.

Both items are really good quality. I've tested them both in a sink full of water. Both, a pouch and a phone case, are keeping your belongings dry and safe. Definitely recommend.

They did the trick.

In my instructions it said to put the pouch under water for 2 hours with a tissue inside to see it if was really waterproof. It has passed the test. It also came with a bag for a cell phone which I haven’t used yet.