Dry Cases
Dry cases are smaller plastic dryboxes designed for goodies like first aid supplies, wallets, cameras, cell phones, keys, maps, munchies, or sometimes boat repair items. Sometimes gasket rings on dryboxes can over-compress (store them with the lids open when they're not in use) or get sand particles embedded in them. Either way they can develop leaks, so a 5-cent ziplock bag is cheap insurance for your Nikon. If you keep them clean and store them open though, a good drycase is usually the most waterproof option compared to drybags or military boxes.
GSI Lexan DryboxMedium size. New. We've carried the other three sizes for many years, but...
Price: $39.00
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GSI Lexan Transparent Drybox largeA popular and economical alternative to Pelican boxes are the Lexan Boxes,...
Price: $32.00
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GSI Lexan Transparent Drybox smallExtra small size. A popular and economical alternative to Pelican boxes...
Price: $13.00
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GSI See Through Lexan DryboxMedium. A popular and economical alternative to Pelican boxes are the...
Price: $22.00
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Pelican 1150 Dry Case with foam and relief valvePelican makes industry standard waterproof boxes you can rely on. The 1150...
Price: $39.00
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Dry cases are smaller plastic dryboxes designed for goodies like first aid supplies, wallets, cameras, cell phones, keys, maps, munchies, or sometimes boat repair items. Sometimes gasket rings on dryboxes can over-compress (store them with the lids open when they're not in use) or get sand particles embedded in them. Either way they can develop leaks, so a 5-cent ziplock bag is cheap insurance for your Nikon. If you keep them clean and store them open though, a good drycase is usually the most waterproof option compared to drybags or military boxes.