case for mobile, cards etc
andy83
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Just got myself a new phone but tend to just have it in my jersey pocket, wanted something a bit more sturdy and waterproof so sweat dont get in
not too fussed bout much else going in there
anyone any recomendations
and the phone will be in its own case just wanted something to keep it safe when in back pocket from water etc
Thanks
not too fussed bout much else going in there
anyone any recomendations
and the phone will be in its own case just wanted something to keep it safe when in back pocket from water etc
Thanks
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hmm maybe
have a saddle bag but with tools etc in there things dont stay scratch free. Spose I could always get a good case and put it in there, just sometimes they can occasionally get wet inside if the weather is heavy0 -
I use an Exped dry bag in the smallest size. Good for money, card, phone & keys. Some scratch protection too.time flies like an arrow
fruit flies like a banana0 -
I use one of the ziplock bags that Zipvit sent some of their free samples out in. It's kept everything dry even in foul weather.0
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I use small resealable freezer bags. Can't think of anything better to be honest, it just does the job.0
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essex-commuter wrote:I use small resealable freezer bags. Can't think of anything better to be honest, it just does the job.
+1 for resealable freezer bags. Light, dirt cheap, replaceable and watertight. What is not to like?0 -
Gussio wrote:+1 for resealable freezer bags.
Asda / Tesco / Waitrose...it's the new Rapha. Honest!0 -
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whyamihere wrote:I use one of the ziplock bags that Zipvit sent some of their free samples out in. It's kept everything dry even in foul weather.
They're perfect. When you buy vits etc just choose that bag option rather than the bottle.0 -
Gussio wrote:essex-commuter wrote:I use small resealable freezer bags. Can't think of anything better to be honest, it just does the job.
+1 for resealable freezer bags. Light, dirt cheap, replaceable and watertight. What is not to like?
I use them as well, pulled bag out of jackect pocket on a number of mornings to find the bag wet on the outside and phone dry.Novice runner & novice cyclist
Specialized Tricross
Orbea (Enol I think)0 -
ride_whenever wrote:aquapac, kept mine dry when i fell in the river 8)
Sounds like there is a good story there....?0 -
Lancslad wrote:Gussio wrote:essex-commuter wrote:I use small resealable freezer bags. Can't think of anything better to be honest, it just does the job.
+1 for resealable freezer bags. Light, dirt cheap, replaceable and watertight. What is not to like?
I use them as well, pulled bag out of jackect pocket on a number of mornings to find the bag wet on the outside and phone dry.
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I hadn't thought of that. I've got a big stash of grip seal bags (the ones with a thin plastic strip across the top which you simply press together).
If anyone wants a few I'll happily post them out for the price of a stamp and envelope. I'll need to check sizes but I think I have 2 or 3 phones sized ones.0 -
If you don't mind paying a bit I use a sealline bag http://www.racekit.co.uk/product/seal-l ... case-small
Works well, simple, strong.0 -
whyamihere wrote:I use one of the ziplock bags that Zipvit sent some of their free samples out in. It's kept everything dry even in foul weather.
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have you seen the below made by ortlieb and in sale at wiggle,
http://www.wiggle.co.uk/p/cycle/7/Ortli ... 360013223/
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