Sublue Accessories

For kayaking, start with the gear you need to carry, the bag's capacity and how its closure is used. A roll-top dry bag and an underwater housing serve different purposes. Review the individual product's intended use, dimensions and closure instructions, then check how it will be secured with your other equipment. Avoid assuming a carrying bag is designed for prolonged submersion.

Choose a waterproof bag for camping by matching its capacity and carrying arrangement to your equipment. Check the closure instructions and leave enough room to close it correctly. Keep the distinction between splash protection, a dry bag and a rated underwater housing in mind. The appropriate choice depends on the conditions you expect and the instructions for the exact bag.

A boating bag should fit the items you intend to carry and have a closure you can use correctly on board. Compare capacity, carrying straps and the product's stated water-exposure limits. Keep equipment-specific batteries and chargers in their appropriate storage conditions. A bag's waterproof description does not establish that every item inside can be submerged or stored wet.

Some waterproof carrying bags have shoulder straps, while others use handles or a different carrying arrangement. Check the exact product photographs and included equipment before ordering. A scooter bundle may have different carrying accessories from a standalone bag, so choose the configuration that matches both your load and your preferred way of carrying it.

A waterproof phone case must match your phone and be closed and used within its stated limits. Compare the supported phone dimensions, controls, sealing instructions and water-exposure rating for the exact housing. A splash-resistant pouch and a diving housing are different products. Follow the manufacturer's inspection and testing instructions before putting your phone inside or taking it into the water.