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Lamicall Waterproof Fanny Pack Pouch - Large 8.7” Capacity fits iPad Mini & iPhone 17 16 15 Pro Max with Case - IPX8 Submersible Dry Bag for Cruise Essentials, Snorkeling, Kayaking, Black 2-Pack
Lamicall Waterproof Fanny Pack Pouch - Large 8.7” Capacity fits iPad Mini & iPhone 17 16 15 Pro Max with Case - IPX8 Submersible Dry Bag for Cruise Essentials, Snorkeling, Kayaking, Black 2-Pack
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- 【IPX8 Certified Submersion】 Engineered for heavy water exposure, our pouch is IPX8 rated for full submersion during swimming, water slides, and snorkeling. The industrial-grade triple-seal zipper and double-velcro closure ensure a vacuum-tight seal that keeps passports and electronics bone-dry even in deep water.
- 【Ultra-Large 8.7” Capacity】 Unlike small phone pouches, our 8.7" x 6.3" interior fits your iPhone 17 Pro Max (even with thick cases), keys, sunglasses, sunscreen, and an iPad Mini. It is the ultimate "Shore Excursion" bag for 7-day cruises where you need to carry more than just a phone.
- 【Secure Privacy & Protection】The solid black, opaque PVC design provides essential privacy for your ID, cash, and credit cards in crowded tourist areas. The scratch-resistant 0.3mm material protects your screen from sand, salt, and sharp objects during hiking or kayaking.
- 【Flexible 3-Way Wearable Strap】Features a heavy-duty, adjustable elastic belt (33.5" to 46.5") that allows for 1.46" wide comfort. Wear it as a secure waist pack, a stylish crossbody, or a shoulder bag. Ideal for all-day use on shore excursions where comfort and security are priorities.
- 【Important: The 'Dry-Seal' Trade-off】To achieve a professional IPX8 rating, our closure system is designed to be tight and secure. While it requires more effort to open than standard bags, this ensures maximum protection. Note: This bag does not float; please keep the strap secure during deep-water activities.
