You've got your camera on you not because you know there'll be the opportunity to use it, but just in case there is. And there sure is, as you come across a sweet log-jump into a muddy pool on the trail. Dismounting, you whip out the camera and wait' sure enough, the next rider sails right into the mud, sending up spray that looks awesome on the shot you got. Shame you're now covered in mud like some nasty skin disease, but hey, that's what Sundays are for.
Features:
>You can take great photographs right through the LENZFLEX windows and even underwater.
>The Mini Point and Shoot Case is compatible with most non-zoom compact cameras.
>It'll float with your camera in it.
>It's submersible to 15 feet (5 metres).
>The UV-stabilized TPU material won't be broken down or discoloured by sunlight.
>It keeps out dust and sand.
>It comes with an adjustable neckcord so you can hang it round your neck.
>It comes with a packet of 5 desiccant sachets. These will help absorb any condensation in the air inside the case. If you know you're going to be taking it somewhere particularly humid like Jacksonville or the jungle, you'd be well advised to buy a few extra packets.
>The Mini Point and Shoot Case (code 404) fits most small digital cameras without a zoom lens.
>Case Dimensions: Maximum size of equipment to fit in case
>Circumference 7.9in/200mm

A fair number of GPS units are waterproofed these days, to an international standard called IPX7. This means they are designed to withstand temporary immersion. For example, an accidental dunk or splash in the lake. Aquapac cases are tested to the higher standard IPX8 which means they would protect your GPS even if for some reason it had to be submerged continuously.
In actual fact the Aquapac rating is IP68. The '6' indicates that as well as being 100% waterproof the case is also 100% airtight and dustproof. Being airtight, the Aquapac will make your GPS buoyant. So if you drop it over the side, instead of it being lost to Davy Jones's Locker it'll stay floating safely on the surface, and you'll be able to retrieve it safely.
If you use any electronics in a marine environment, under continuous exposure to salt air, experience shows that even 'waterproof' equipment will eventually succumb to corrosion. Unless, that is, you invest in an Aquapac.

Features:
>You can make and take calls right through the case material. With most phones it makes no noticeable difference to the volume. And the GPS signal is unaffected.
>They've added a LENZFLEX window on the back, which means that if you have a camera-phone you'll be able to take photos right through the case.
>Most phones float in the Aquapac, but a few don't such as the iPhone. Ultra-slim phones like the iPhone should float if you fold up a few pieces of tissue paper and slide them into the case behind the phone. Test yours in a basin before first use outdoors.
>Its submersible to 15 feet (5 metres).
>The UV-stabilized TPU material won't be broken down or discoloured by sunlight.
>It keeps out dust and sand too.
>Warning ' Sticky! When the case is new you may find it difficult to slide your iPhone in and out of it. The stickiness does wear off with use.
>It comes with an adjustable neckcord so you can hang it round your neck.
>The Mini Classic Phone/GPS Case fits only really small phones an