Years of testing and material sourcing went into developing this tough 840D TPU-coated nylon, 100-liter duffel bag, which can take “almost any beating from sharp rocks, concrete piers and boat decks,” according to the Swedish dive equipment manufacturer.
With a IPX7 fully submersible waterproof rating, this massive, rugged 100-liter, travel-ready duffel dry bag with easy-to-operate zip closure, ample lash points and padded shoulder straps will store and keep everything you need high and dry even in the worst conditions, states the manufacturer.
DRYFOB, a Miami, Florida based LLC introduced its signature DRYFOB waterproof car key container in May of 2021. Just over a year later, the company has announced two new sizes of DRYFOB as well as a newly achieved certification to 330ft (100m).
Nathalie Martel, inventor and founder of DRYFOB, and a master scuba diver, states: “We’ve had a tremendous reception from the diving community for the DRYFOB, and it is always a great feeling when someone tells us that they’ve been looking for a product like the DRYFOB for years."
Dryfob introduced its waterproof car key container for scuba diving at the recent Diving Equipment and Marketing Association (DEMA) convention in Las Vegas, Nevada.
Trshbg was created by a team of surfers and divers from all over the world. Now, every diver and surfer can clean the ocean, on every session.
A year on from the first Coronavirus lockdown, we are all desperate to travel and explore the underwater world again.
Dry bags. We all need and use these invaluable bags to keep our personal possessions dry during a dive, or to stash wet kit post-dive.
Peter Kubicka is an ardent cave diving explorer.
