Waterprrof case for swimming or sailing

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Brett43

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Has anyone had any success in finding a good waterproof case for the ipod that incorporates a waterproof headphone jack?

I'm hoping to use the ipod for swimming so would also be after some waterproof headphones.

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Brett
 

Rakinos

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i saw one a while ago for cd players that had a short (read:3 inch) extension cord going from inside to outside of the pouch that was completely watertight....dont remember the name though
 

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How exactly do you plan on making it water tight, and offering a junction for headphone's to connect into?
 

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read the above post, if you were to make a small extension cable, it would be possible to seal around it so that just the plug would be exposed.

edit: for around the headphones maybe a rubber gasket or a sleave that would go around the jack extension and the headphone plug?
 

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Thank you

Thanks everyone for your help. The waterproof website had the solution I was looking for with an excellent waterproof bag and waterproof headphones.

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Brett:)
 

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Woah!! I didn't know such products existed......and i LOVE swimming so i'll probably get one of these cases......woah......thanks guys.....
 

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I saw one at our local kayak outfitters shop, it was for a cd player so a bit large, but it would probably work. Glad to know I'm not the only nut who wants to bring theirs in the water LOL. I never did but may get that case for kayaking next summer. :)

I think this was the one I saw, though hard to tell. I'm sure it was a typical drybag rollover seal rather than the one that a_nona_mouse posted above. http://www.jerseypaddler.com/shop/iproduct.asp?category=m_acc:acc_dbags&catid=drycd_voy

Yep, I'd say that's it. I found the description on the website of our local shop but with no pic.

Diane
 
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