I plan to go diving, will the bags withstand 140 feet depth in water?
24547
Yes, the bags will withstand that depth - but it's soft, so the real question is whether the thing in the bag will survive that depth, right?
24548
WHAT! why would you do that and noooo i would not trust these bags get a nike one or REI or something north face
24549
Yes, it will work for something like a wallet. Its essentially a really really nice ziplock bag so don't try to take your cell phone or anything else that can't take the pressure that deep.
1367040
ive take mine to 100 feet.. i think it made for up to 120 or 130.... there is a diving one, a shallow one and a open one..
1717515
Shallow water yes... if you want to go deep water there is a different water proof case that you can buy that is meant for divers and deep water snorkeling.
1579209
I'm pretty sure it would. And towels probably too. We haven't actually used it for snorkeling/diving, but as a vacation/swimming bag. We've been able to put 6 towels, 4 changes of clothes, camera gear and had room to put more in there. Bag has waist and chest straps to help shoulder a heavy load. I'm super impressed with this bag it's heavy duty and made for saltwater.
1914291
Not at all. I've used it at various depths in fresh and salt water (although not beneath 20 feet) but I've never had a problem.
1394437
The depth limit for recreational scuba diving is 125 ft or roughly 40 meters. To go any deeper you are putting yourself as well as the camera in danger!
1753454
I just came back from a week live aboard in Palau, 5 dives a day. No problems, great pics. About 100 feet was deepest dive, case is rated to 130 feet
256116
That depends uppn what you mean by the question. I would not use them for taking pictures under water. I would use one to protect a camera from rain and salt spray. Camera bags for underwater photography have become more affordable so I would not risk using a Lok Sak. Good product, wrong application.
446664
From what I can gather from the two I have bought, they're water resistant for use on vehicles in all sorts of weather, but not waterproof for being submerged underwater.
147771
Can't say for sure on 20 mins.. but I've had to carry this bag across an airport running to the truck about 100 yards away in a huge downpour. As long as you remember to keep the inside zippers closed, it does seem to be pretty water proof. That being said. The zippers are way too small. I'm always afraid to pull on them too hard thinking they might tear or break. I like the ones on my Mil-Tec backpack much better. (about twice a wide and looking heavy duty.) Also, don't store any electronics in the outside Molle attachments. The caps DO NOT stay in place very well and you will get water in them if they are not pulled tight. I searched for about 3 months for a computer bag and of all the ones of similar style.. I think this is the best you are going to find for now. BTW.. it does come with a separate computer zip bag for extra protection.
586362
The bags do not come water proof. I was able to "waterproof" them using a 3M waterproofing spray. I say "waterproof" because they certainly will never be fully waterproof (dunked under water). They are a tiny bit water resistant but in a heavy rain they will collect water. If you give them a spray with that 3M stuff you will be good for a while. In edition to spraying them I also used tent seam sealer. I still wouldn't rely on them to be left out in the rain if there were electronics in them.
61533
I didn't go any deeper than 20 to 25 feet below the surface but at that depth they worked just fine. There were no indications of any problems at all.
1924976
My husband has swam over 20 miles in the ocean with no issues. He stores on a mesh bag between uses. He also swims in chlorinated pools and lakes about 2 miles a week .
602996
See someone elses answer below! These bags are great, as far as I am concerned!
2013800
I can't see which waterproof case this refers to. I have 2 different kinds. The kind that's a sealed bag, I haven't gone diving with it but it sure looks like it would work. The other one I have is a lifeproof case that is rated to a certain depth for a certain amount of time by the manufacturer, off hand I think it is 6 feet for 1/2 hr, but you can look that up on their site easily.
1021961
I've not experienced any leaks in checked luggage under any conditions, from sea level to 40,000 ft. Of course you may wish to place in a large-enough plastic bag as insurance. Or, fill it at your destination.
1796385
Yes they will survive. Make sure you have all the covers on, but because its made out of foam even if you flip upside down it will float on top of the water. The only thing that got wet for me was the motor which is alright to get wet.