S3 T2000 Watertight Case

2022-04-03T06:14:58

This case is perfect for holding car keys, money, and drivers license. I bought it for a Bonaire trip and worked great. I didn?t have to worry about leaving these items in the rental car where it could get stolen. The inside is foam lined so nothing is rattling around when I was diving. Great dry case. No leaks.

MICHAEL S.

2022-01-10T14:16:36

Case worked great to keep a few small items (credit cards, keys and some cash) dry, even on our deepest dive (95 feet). Fit nicely in the pocket of my BCD. I would absolutely recommend this for any trip where you are diving from shore, and want to keep your keys or a few personal items with you and not in your car.

STEPHEN F.

2021-12-31T19:00:00

I work in a Helicopter Air Ambulance and I ordered these to carry our controlled medications. It protects the glass vials, has a hole for our lock out tags, and keeps me dry if I do break one. They work so well that other bases have ordered them for their aircraft. We?Äôre able to hold three 5ml vials and thirteen 2 ml vials in this case.

FlightN

2021-12-14T19:00:00

I purchased two of these for a Bonaire dive trip where you 'drive and dive'. We did not want to leave any valuables in our vehicle while diving and these cases are large enough to hold a phone, key and cards/cash. I was surprised when we got them. The seal is not an O-ring but a split seal, looks like neoprene. One of the seals came out of its groove when opening the box for the first time. I was extremely skeptical. As recommended in a prior review the boxes are hard to open after flying. Had to pry open, which could damage the case if not done carefully. Best leave the cases open when traveling. I tested both cases on 7 dives to a maximum of 108 feet. (Manufacturer states only 80 ft max) No leaks or seepage. The only time we had a seepage we found one of the latches undone, possibly bumped when I put it in my BC pocket, but it was slight and did not flood. At 108 feet the case was visibly concave distorted. I would like to test it to full 140 feet (max recreational dive limit) or until failure but did not get the chance. In the end, I did not use a phone in any of my tests. Maybe next time. I would recommend to the manufacturer to use a real formed rubber O-ring, similar to what a camera housing would use. It would give me greater confidence. The latches could use an upgrade also I think. I would gladly pay double or triple the price for an upgraded case for more piece of mind.

BrianS

2020-11-12T18:27:41

Please note this box is very water tight, it is used on a motorcycle for my GPS I took the box to another level ICut out the back side and installed a clear safety window to view my GPS. Icut a small hole for my cord I had to remove 1 foam piece for a good fit. No problem Just another idea and it works fine. Glad I found it . Was hoping for neon green ,but the black will do. Thanks for the product. Thomas

dustee t.

2020-02-17T13:03:11

I use these for canoeing/camping in the BWCAW. I use one for the butter so I can keep it in the water so it doesn’t get too warm. Gotta have butter for cooking lake trout and morning pancakes. I use another to keep my permit, fishing license, emergency toilet paper and any other papers I need in. Would like one about the same size that had a top that opened and not open in the middle to use as a first aid kit. I have never had a problem with them leaking.

Bill G.

2019-03-19T10:15:10

Thankfully I was warned by a dive buddy that it might not actually be waterproof as advertised, so I put my cell phone in a plastic ziplock bag. The compartment wasn't soaked but enough water was inside the case that it could have destroyed my phone. The size was nice, though--large enough for my phone and a pair of glasses.

Amy T.

2017-11-21T10:25:15

Be careful. Upon receiving this, I latched it and threw into my checked baggage. The air pressure squeezed the case to a point where I couldn't open it.

BRETT B.

2016-07-08T13:36:00

I find this box perfect to hold my glasses, keys, cash and cards while I'm diving or snorkeling. I've taken it to 130' without a leak. This is the second one I've purchased. The first one is somewhere in the house but I don't know where. I depend on this box for diving and snorkeling as well as canoeing and fishing so I didn't want to wait till the first one showed up.

LARRY L.

2015-10-13T20:00:01

Order was prompt and intact!

HikerMiker

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2014-02-17T19:00:00

I have a smaller Otterbox to hold keys, money, & cards while diving. Problem was my glasses had to be left on shore. This box is big enough to hold all my stuff including glasses while I dive. With keys and glasses it's nearly neutrally buoyant (+½ to 1#) and tucks into my BC pocket. Perfect size for me. I use it as a wallet when on diving vacation.

Kharon