I plan to go diving, will the bags withstand 140 feet depth in water?
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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?
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WHAT! why would you do that and noooo i would not trust these bags get a nike one or REI or something north face
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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.
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I don't know scientifically the answer to any of these questions. I have only had mine for a couple months. Presumably as long as the seal integrity maintains and the O2 permeability of the bag is non-existent, it should last a long time.
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Any hard case back is ok for diving. If you have the touch screen back(for the LCD screen) it limits you to a little less than 10 ft. However this kit comes with the hard case back for the LCD screen as well so you should definitely be good to around 100 ft. Also if your going to be using it for diving I recommend you get the red lens clip on cover, it's like 7 bucks and you get much better imaging.
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Samantha; If you close the bag as instructed it will maintain a day enviroment for you stuff. If you submerge it in 3 feet of water for a prolonged period I don't know. It works fine on my dive trips it stays on the boat, I don't take it with me in the water.
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they are water resistant. I have never gotin anything wet. They are the best bags I have had, easy on easy off and durable. HAPPY TRAILS!
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Any hard case back is ok for diving.If you have the touch screen back(for the LCD screen) it limits you to a little less than 10 ft. However this kit comes with the hard case back for the LCD screen as well so you should definitely be good to around 100 ft. Also if your going to be using it for diving I recommend you get the red lens clip on cover, it's like 7 bucks and you get much better imaging.
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Hi Lisa, Our Waterproof Case can be submerged for up to 100 feet. If you have further questions, feel free to contact me through the link below at any time as I am always here to help.
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I am thinking it would....they seem to be fairly durable bags. Good luck!! :)
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We used 3 of these bags on a raft trip for moose in Alaska in September. We did not submerge them, but did find they take on water thru the vent hole in the bottom if you stack them or put any weight on them when sitting in water.
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The only issue would be that their seal strip is weaker than a ZipLok. For water protection I would recommend a ZipLok freezer bag - thick film and double seal.
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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.
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Yes. The bags are designed to hold up to certain weight. The size of what you put in them doesn't matter.
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Hi, It really depends on how to use these bags. They have have about the same durability, however, if you don't have enough stuff or have too much stuff in the bag may damage the bag during vacuum the air out of the bag. Thank you, -epetbed
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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.
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If loaded with clothing and properly sealed - it should do. If loaded with heavy gear/ballast/etc - no. As Colin already replied, items lighter than water will float.
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This bag is water proof. I used it on boating trips and all stayed dry inside
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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.