Could this bag go at least 10 feet underwater before it leaks?
2063412
That I don't know. I have used it sitting in the boat in water and it was fine, but it was not totally submerged.
2063413
No. The rating for this bag is "3" in OverBoard's own rating scale which means that it will float and is OK for "quick submersion". It is the industry IP66 standard. Like...your canoe tips and your bag is tossed out, floats for a moment before you grab it. OverBoard's submersion ratings of "4" [IP67]--1 meter; and "5" [IP68]--6 meters; do not apply to ANY bags of which I am aware--only hard cases. You can read more about the standards online.
2063414
I use mine to carry motorcycle luggage. You might get a better answer to your question by contacting the manufacturer.
2063415
I'm not sure. I use it to go into boats in the rain, my stuff never gets wet. The bag is tough. Make sure you don't overstuff the bag as the water seal depends on proper rolling to seal, it is basically a giant dry bag liek you would use to keep your wallet and keys and phone dry on a boat, except really big.
2063416
I would say yes, it could go at least 10 feet underwater before it leaks. But, there are two other things to consider: 1) how long is it going to be 10' under water, and 2) how well did you roll the top shut. This bag is not particularly easy to roll shut, especially if it is a little on the stuffed-full side. Another reviewer claimed it was more trouble than it's worth. You must line up two Velcro strips before you roll it shut; even a small misalignment could be the cause of a leak. Mine goes in a canoe, so contacts with water are brief and infrequent. Overall, I like the bag, and I'm glad I purchased it. Hope this helps!! I would say yes, it could go at least 10 feet underwater before it leaks. But, there are two other things to consider: 1) how long is it going to be 10' under water, and 2) how well did you roll the top shut. This bag is not particularly easy to roll shut, especially if it is a little on the stuffed-full side. Another reviewer claimed it was more trouble than it's worth. You must line up two Velcro strips before you roll it shut; even a small misalignment could be the cause of a leak. Mine goes in a canoe, so contacts with water are brief and infrequent. Overall, I like the bag, and I'm... » Read More I would say yes, it could go at least 10 feet underwater before it leaks. But, there are two other things to consider: 1) how long is it going to be 10' under water, and 2) how well did you roll the top shut. This bag is not particularly easy to roll shut, especially if it is a little on the stuffed-full side. Another reviewer claimed it was more trouble than it's worth. You must line up two Velcro strips before you roll it shut; even a small misalignment could be the cause of a leak. Mine goes in a canoe, so contacts with water are brief and infrequent. Overall, I like the bag, and I'm glad I purchased it. Hope this helps!! « Show Less
2063417
I would say yes, it could go at least 10 feet underwater before it leaks. But, there are two other things to consider: 1) how long is it going to be 10' under water, and 2) how well did you roll the top shut. This bag is not particularly easy to roll shut, especially if it is a little on the stuffed-full side. Another reviewer claimed it was more trouble than it's worth. You must line up two Velcro strips before you roll it shut; even a small misalignment could be the cause of a leak. Mine goes in a canoe, so contacts with water are brief and infrequent. Overall, I like the bag, and I'm glad I purchased it. Hope this helps!!
1002994
The at gold is waterproof to ten feet of water however I would not go scuba diving with the at gold. Have fun and happy hunting
1586105
They are in separate compartments within the bag itself, so I don't see a way that this could realistically happen. If the entire bladder punctures and leaks a massive amount of water, that may be the only way.
2044824
Mine wouldn't. It's also not protective at all. I got a separate reg bag that is protected. Just an FYI, I was carrying around all my gear: BC, fins, wetsuit, reg, save a dive kit, reel, recovery bag, etc., on an almost daily basis and the bag ripped along one of the seams after about a week and a half. Probably not really made for that kind of (ab)use.
1992529
I would say so. The bag is quite large itself. You *may need to squeeze some of the air out, although I think it unlikely. Just make sure to use extra tape to secure the closure, as it is easy to reopen on its own (adhesive is not very strong)
1516617
Approximately 6 inches. The material in the cord no noubt would do find in water. The hardware which is what you can find in any hardware store, would probably not do as well. I suspect it is stainless steel so it should be OK. If the cord/hardware is allowed to dry fully and the hardware gets some silicone spray afterwards, I think you s/b fine. Not practical if the camera goes underwater in a bag or box. Hope that helps.
1586108
Not likely, if water leaked in large amounts and was left in the bag, it would be a remote possibility. I own the bag, and have never had a problem. Make sure the water fill port is properly sealed on the hydration bladder and you should be fine.
1678528
Good question. I do free diving and 10 meters presents no problem. Its seal is super water tight. What I don't know is what the depth limit is. I'd write to GoPro about that. They should know.
511203
I have not tried it in water. The material is waterproof but the whole bag looks more water resistant than immersible and water tight as there are zippers.
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.
135086
I cannot say definitely, but I cannot imagine why not. I is just a larger water proof bag; so if you can strap it down securely, I would think that it would work.
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.
424872
It is rated for 50 ft so would be expected to risk water intrusion, there is a specific case for depth, I have only gone 25-35 feet down snorkeling so have no personal experience, but I did take a lumix to 40 feet with similar seals (rated 30ft) leaked and earned a recovery bath in distilled water (still partially works).
1186264
Unfortunately I did not have a chance to test the bag to be waterproofness. I returned it for a larger back pack. The quality was very high with this bag. And the material seemed like it would be very waterproof. If the size fits your needs I think it is a high quality bag for the price.
2141775
Yes it can. You have to put the camera in the waterproof housing it comes with. I don't know how deep you can dive with it.
133909
no it is not water proof it has little holes all around but that allows the bag to breath.
802282
Mine got water inside the case after 25 meters with the case mounted on head strap. However it has no problems if you don't dive deep.