Scuba Diving Snorkeling Waterproof Cylindrical Dry Box with Clip

Awesome, has a clip you can attach to your BCD, and then I just zipped it into the BCD pocket where it fit nicely. Dove to 100 feet. No leaks. This thing seals up tight, the o-ring is thick. I bet you could drive over this with a truck and it wouldn't break.Able to hold prescription glasses, a few keys, credit card/licence, pen and paper, go pro/camera batteries all at the same time. Its about the size of a small bottle of pop. Better than those underwater pouches as no pressure will be applied to the things you put inside, the case is tough.Highly, highly, highly recommended.

I bought this for the times when I am doing shore scuba dives and need somewhere to put my car keys. So far so good, though I've only tested it to about 20 metres. It seems easily strong enough to survive my local max of 35 metres, and the seal has performed very well with no hint of moisture ingress. I would have preferred a slightly smaller unit, but hey! No complaints!

Shame on me for not paying closer attention to reviews that more closely described the size of this product, but also why are only the interior dimensions provided by the seller? I'm including a picture of the product next to an iPhone to show the size. It's huge! The concept is good but my bcd doesn't have pockets. My wetsuit does have a pocket but this product is simply much too big to fit. The outside measurements are approximately 7" long and 2 1/8" wide.I'm sure the product works as advertised but it's simply much too big to be practical for diving use. YMMV especially if you have a bulky bcd with huge pockets where you can stow the container securely. I have too much diving experience to put any faith in the flimsy lanyard and clip provided.

Worked extremely well on a dive trip. Kept all items inside dry up to a depth of 92'. I used the container every day for a week straight and it didn't leak once. Kept it in my BCD pocket while SCUBA diving. Would highly recommend for the money. Only improvement is the dimensions of the container - can't fit a credit card or driver's license in it. So basically can only hold keys and money.

I recently purchased a personal locator beacon for backpacking and scuba diving trips: the ACR RescueMe PLB1. I was looking for a scuba rated case for the PLB1 unit and floating sleeve.This small cylindrical case is a perfect fit for the PLB1 IF you use the following instructions (pictures included):1. Make sure the PLB1 floating sleeve is tethered to the PLB1 unit. This will prevent losing the unit if you accidentally drop it under water.2. Fold the floating PLB1 sleeve, wrap the tether cord around the sleeve, and place the sleeve in the bottom of the case.3. Place the PLB1 on top of the folded sleeve inside the case. The PLB1 will stick out a good ways.4. Put the case lid on top of the PLB1 and gently push it down while screwing the lid on. This will slightly compress the neoprene floating sleeve inside the case and will make for a tight fit for the PLB1 unit.5. Secure the dive cylinder in a BCD pocket or adjustable nylon molle water bottle holder attached to the outside of the BCD.6. Have fun diving with the peace of mind that you will be rescued of you are lost at sea.Note that if you try to put the PLB1 unit inside the case without the neoprene sleeve in the bottom, you can get the unit in there but it will be really difficult to get the unit back out when you need it. The fit is really tight due to the small black antenna end.