REI
With an optically clear polymer lens, the Aquapac waterproof compact camera case lets you use your compact camera in and around the water, worry free!
- Ultra-clear thermpolymer lens allows great photos to be taken through the case—even underwater if you're careful
- Waterproof down to a depth of 15 ft. thanks to the patented quick-action Aquaclip® seal and tough vinyl construction
- Flexible construction lets you manipulate your camera's controls
- Case materials are UV-stabilized so they won't break down or become discolored in sunlight
- Slimline Sealing System protects the screen from sand, dust, grit and water; seals with a simple twist of levers
- When sealed, case will float with camera inside if dropped in water
- When you open the case, everything stays in one piece—no loose screws and no need to fold the end of the case
- Comes with carry cord and sachet of environmentally friendly desiccant to absorb condensation in humid climates
- Fits cameras up to eight inches in diameter
Northern River Supply
Capture those unmissable moments out on the water or even in the water. This Aquapac Compact Camera Case is 100% waterproof up to 15 feet and fits small point-and-shoot cameras.
Features:
- All Aquapac waterproof cases are PVC-Free! Now made from Polyurethane (PU) – 100% recyclable, thinner, stays flexible when it’s cold, easier to operate equipment inside the cases.
- On the off chance you drop your camera in the water the watertight seal assures the case will float.
- The new ultra-clear LENZFLEX material makes for quality photos shot through the case.
- This case is waterproof up to 15 feet and fits small point-and-shoot cameras. Note: An external zoom feature on your camera won't work with this case.
Mountain Gear
Take that perfect photograph of summer fun on the shore - wherever you play, Aquapac's Compact Camera Case ensures the moments will be recorded safely. High-quality LENZFLEX material allows for a clear image while the waterproof construction keeps your compact camera with a short zoom lens safe from moisture.
Features:
- Designed to fit most mini cameras without an extensible lens
- Get the perfect shot every time - the guaranteed submersible (to 15 ft) case also protects from dust and dirt
- Get the perfect shot from inside the case thanks to the LENZFLEX material
- Never have another "whoops" - the case will float if dropped in the water while the adjustable neckcord keeps it close
Altrec
This is 100% waterproof bag up to 15 feet and fits small point and shoot mode cameras. The zoom feature on your camera can not be used. The new ultra-clear Lenzflex material makes for quality photos shot through the case. This Camera Dry bag also floats!Photo Taking Tips:
- Make sure window is clean
- Hold lens as close to window as possible
- Avoid using your Flash
- Underwater pictures take best in bright sunlight.
- Will fit Cameras appoximately 5" Long with 10.2" circumference.
Features:
- Will fit Cameras Approximately 5" Long with 10.2" Circumference.
Orvis
Dust, sand, or water will never get in the way of a great shot with these camera cases. You can even take pictures underwater without damaging your expensive camera. Designed for small digital cameras with zoom lenses, the optical quality LenzFlex material eliminates distortion. Floating case with adjustable neck cord. In purple. Underwater camera cases are guaranteed submersible to 15 ft/5m. Made from 100% PVC free recyclable materials.
Case Dimensions: 8.25"L x 5.625"W x .75"H.
Case Dimensions: 8.25"L x 5.625"W x .75"H.
| Additional Features: | Adjustable neck cord |
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| Closure System: | Aquaclip |
| Dimensions: | 8 x 5.5 inches |
| Dimensions (largest object that will fit): | 10.2 inch circumference |
| Material: | Polyurethane & LENZFLEX optical window |
| Material(s): | Vinyl |
| Size: | 5" long x 10.2" circumference |
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These are products that have been indicated being comparable to this product:
 | Aquapac Camera Case Water Sports > Paddling Bags | $40.00 - $50.00 |
Option Availability:
Use this chart to find which retailer offers this product in the size, color or other options that you desire. Click on the price to purchase.
| Size | Color | |
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Blue | Clear | |
| Compact | 40.00 | |
| 414 | 40.00 | |
Legend
- - Northern River Supply
- - REI
Notes:
Orvis offers this product at $29.00, but does not provide any color/size information.
Mountain Gear offers this product at $39.95, but does not provide any color/size information.
Altrec offers this product at $40.00, but does not provide any color/size information.
Aquapac Compact Camera Case Reviews Summary:
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Positive Reviews:
Great Case | |
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| A great little case! I've ruined a camera or two with water and sand damage on just casual use, so I decided to spring for something more than a ziploc bag. I've been using it for almost two years now and there's only one small scratch. Taken it in and under the water, no problems. It's great on canoe trips, winter camping, and beaches where nasty things like water and sand could get at it. Just be careful to leave it shut- once sand gets in there it's hard to get out without scratching things up. People are always super-impressed with it, it takes really clear pictures and the blue plastic makes button-pushing easy. Two pitfalls: make sure to use the silica packet that comes with it, otherwise it will fog up. Finally, it could be difficult to operate your camera if it uses a dial. | |
| Wissesotarionian at REI on 12/12/2008 | |
Really works | |
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| I purchased this camera case in anticipation of visiting hot springs in Costa Rica. Tested it first at home by submerging the case in some hot water in the sink. If any moisture had gotten in, the bag would presumably steam up, it definitely did not and the dessicant pouch made sure it stayed that way as long as the pouch is sealed. In Costa Rica, the pouch (with the camera in it) was submerged and drenched with very hot water and still took great pictures. The only issue I had was that the dessicant pouch had a tendency to move around, which I ended up taping to the pouch with athletic tape that left residue. It would be good if there was a pocket or something to keep the dessicant in place. | |
| Aquanetta at REI on 06/06/2010 | |
Allows safe and easy use of your camera | |
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| Excellent for safely carrying & using a small digital camera on a kayak or canoe. I used it on weekly kayaking outings this season, with never a hint of moisture inside. Most cameral controls are easy to use through the soft, flexible blue portions of the bag. (I have a Nikon Coolpix 7900, which wasn't included in the "fit list" for this size case.) Shooting through the clear, stiffer windows produces sharp photos. Those windows seem reasonably scratch resistant. The attachment points for the bag to the closure pieces seem like they might be weak points, but I've had no problems with them so far. I love it. | |
| ronref at REI on 10/10/2007 | |
Aquapac | |
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| By far a great investment for capturing moments that normally would be hard to get without this product. I used it on our vacation to Play Del Carmen Mexico. I was able to carry my camera into the beach as well as a local water park and was able to capture quality pics. I had a lot of people asking me what my pouch was. I strongly recommend it if you have a slim digital camera, as it might give a few problems with a thick camera if you have a zoom lens. I plan on using it on every trip that might involve water. | |
| Alex at Altrec on 01/27/2007 | |
Best Waterproof Camera Case | |
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| I purchased the Aquapac for my fourth of July kayaking trip in Santa Barbara. It worked great. My little Nikon kept 100% dry and I was able to get some great shots of my friends and I out on the ocean. I really liked the lanyard feature which allowed me to keep it around my neck or tied down to the kayak while I was paddling. You just need to remember to wipe the water droplets away from the front of the camera, otherwise you will get blurred images and water droplets in your photos. | |
| Consuela at REI on 07/07/2009 | |
Great product, but requires a bit of patience and skill | |
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| I recently used the aquapac compact digital camera case during my trip to Hawaii. The bag did a fabulous job at keeping my camera nice and dry, but made underwater picture taking a little awkward. My snorkeling pictures taken on a sunny day in shallow waters came out the best, but I found that pictures taken above water turned out blurry due to water drops on the outside of the case. I have used disposable underwater cameras before and those pictures did not come out half as good as the pictures I took with the aquapac. | |
| Anonymous at Altrec on 03/23/2006 | |
Make sure it's sealed correctly | |
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| I bought this for use on a cruise for my digital camera. I feel that it is a good waterproof case (after testing it in the sink full of water), but operator error caused it to leak and the small amount of water that got in the case ruined my camera. I had a small crease where it snaps together, which you are not supposed to have, and water did get in. I don't blame the case, and I hope that my mistake will save others from having the same problem. | |
| Anonymous at Altrec on 02/03/2008 | |
Awesome! | |
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| The case was perfectly waterproof, and took pretty good photos. It was great in the rain, everyone else was taking "quick shots" and quickly hiding the digital camera. But not me, I could take the time to compose my shots and never had to worry. I could even work the controls too. | |
| Anonymous at Altrec on 08/25/2006 | |
good | |
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| Fits a Canon SD800IS fine and the photos during kayaking turn out fine, but it's difficult to press the buttons on top of the camera. Still, there isn't any other product that offers this much protection. | |
| Anonymous at Altrec on 09/18/2007 | |
GREAT! | |
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| This is Great! I love it.. I have had no problems with it leaking and I dont have to worry that it will.. Clear plastic is great to shoot through no blurrying or scratching. | |
| Meykey at REI on 09/09/2007 | |
Negative Reviews:
below average | |
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| I recently bought the aquapac case for a kayaking trip I was taking. Personally, I found it very hard to get the camera to stay centered within the case, it was constantly moving around inside the pack. When shooting a photo (fine dexterity difficult) the case would bunch up over the lens causing a distorted photo on at least 50% of shots. Lastly, the clamp that keeps the case water-tight opened slightly without me being aware; it became apparent after I dumped and found my camera esentially in a bag of water. Could have been user error on my part but even without the last bit, I would not purchase this item. If you are at all serious about taking photos in or around water, buy a water-proof camera. | |
| downunderwalkabout at REI on 05/05/2010 | |
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