Aquapac Keymaster

Purchased item in April 2011......to use at the beach....just used it first week in January 2016....Still works....not once even a leak was met.

Well although this poduct was advertised on Amazon as a 150 foot waterproof pouch, the instructions sent with it clear say that is not the case - This is a snorkeling/watersports pouch NOT a deep diving pouch! That said, it has performed admirably as my mini-wallet rain, shine, surfing, and skin-diving down to about 30 feet. No leakage whatsoever. (It can also float your stuff if you give it a little extra air - it saved my license and car keys once!)

I've used this to store keys and cash while surfing (under wetsuit). It's kept everything dry.The only reason I'm not giving it 5 stars is that it is a bit lumpy when worn so tight against the body. It wasn't designed for this kind of wear, so I'm only docking 1 star.

Bought this for a trip to Hawaii. Were planning to do a lot of snorkeling (which we did) and didn't want to leave valuables such as credit cards, car keys, and cash in the car or on the beach. Worked like a champ. Kept everything completely dry even after hours of swimming each day.

The product is exactly what I expected, especially since the website had a video demonstration of the product. It also showed up quickly as well.On a side note, I was impressed that they ship it inside a biodegradable bag.

Yes,waterproof.

Bought this for our snorkel fun in Cozumel for our money & keys and it held its own! Didn't leak & kept eveything dry, didnt hurt either when i strung it across my neck!

This product does exactly what it says. I keep my keys in it while I surf and they are high-and-dry every time. Highly recommended.

Just make sure you close the ends properly. People that have said it leaks or have had issues is because they are too impatient and man handling this. One thing you do have to do is wipe the ends and just inside for excess water so it doesn't drip inside when you open it. In summary if you have basic common sense this item works. I use mine on the string inside my wetsuit when surfing. Placed on the upper chest it never gets in the way and you know its there.

I bought this so that I could keep my valuables with me whilst I was out surfing so I didn’t have to leave them unattended on the beach. I had a look around and figured spending the extra money on this rather than a cheaper alternative (of which there are lots) would be the safest idea and it would save money in the long run of the cheaper one failed and my valuables were damaged. Oh how wrong is was. I tested it and it seemed waterproof, then went out and followed all of the steps on the instructions and went out in my wetsuit just for a swim. When I returned back, the aquapac was filled to about half way with seawater and everything inside was soaked. Let’s just say a few hundred pounds later and I can finally open my car.I tried contacting the seller to discuss but all you can do is request a refund...If you’re planning on taking your valuables, car keys etc out with you, get one of the car padlocks and stick them in there. Avoid this at all costs!

I do a lot of sea swimming on my own or with my kids and where to leave the keys of my car is always an issue. Bags get stolen from the beach the whole time and there's not much you can do about it if you're 50 feet out. Hiding keys around the car has similar risks. I got this little bag to keep my keys with me when I swam. I ws initially slighly nervous it wasn't waterproof 100% so submerged it under a weight in the sink and it seemed fine. I have subsequently used it on a number of occasions in the sea with no issue. The one time I didn't properly tighten one of the "locks" some minor condesation got in but no damage to the key fob. It won't take a phone but will handle a bunch of keys, wad of notes etc. The drawstring can be left loose as you wish but I generally leave like a loose neck tie. Once I got used to it I barely noticed it and there is no real drag of it. Highly recommended.

I had a previous version of this which lasted many years, before the plastic tightners started coming loose and eventually dropped out when changing. I use when surfing and kayaking etc, simply slip under wetsuit to side or back of body, with supplied string around neck, and after a very short while forget it is there, confident car key will still be there, dry and working when i come back to the car to change. I always rinse in cold water after use, which i believe helped prolong life. This is one of the original and best ones on the market in my opinion, and holds one car key easily. Never used for money or anything else.

I was a bit nervous about using this for my car key but it kept it perfectly dry. I tested it first with a tissue and then felt confident to use it. It was comfortable to wear around my neck and the pouch part is quite soft and flexible. I tucked the pouch into my buoyancy aid and it didn't dig into my skin.It was very easy to open and close I would buy again.