Aquapac Waterproof Keymaster Wallet
The pocket-side, submersible waterproof Aquapac Keymaster wallet is ideal for keeping your essentials safe, dry and fully protected from the elements, whatever your adventure! Whether you're swimming, surfing or kayaking, our totally waterproof pouch is an essential companion whenever you need to immerse yourself — and your valuables.
Our multipurpose waterproof wallet is perferct for for low-key travel and everyday use. The Keymaster fits neatly into your wetsuit or around your neck with the adjustable lanyard,
Hold your keys, driving license, cash, credit card, or medication you go swimming, paddling, surfing, diving, kayaking, ... You no longer need to leave them in unsafe locations or unsealed bags while you enjoy your outdoor adventures. This waterproof pouch will keep your electronic devices and valuables perfectly dry.
For Professional and Recreational Use.
Size Guide:
- Dimensions: Maximum size of equipment to fit in case:
- Circumference: 6in / 155mm
- Length: 3.5in / 90mm
Features:
- 100% Waterproof – Trusted since 1983
- IPX8 Submersible protection to a depth of 30ft / 10m — Although our Keymaster case is 100% waterproof to 165ft / 50m
- Protection against water, dust, corrosion, sand and mud
- The Keymaster will easily fit credit cards and a small mobile phone
- Aquaclip provides an ultra-secure, rustproof, plastic seal that fully protects your phone – The Aquaclip opens and closes with a simple twist of two levers.
- Comes with an adjustable neck cord so you can hang or tie it anywhere
- The UV-stabilized TPU material won't be broken down or discoloured by sunlight
- Ideal for protecting car immobilisers, keys, credit cards, cash and keeping asthma inhalers safe in all weather conditions
- Case Dimensions: Keymaster
- Height - 5.1" / 13cm
- Circumference - 3.1" / 8cm
- Product Code: AQ608
Useful to know:
- Functional in extreme conditions, desert or arctic conditions
- Fingerprint Recognition (e.g. Touch ID) won’t work through the Aquapac – you will have to enter your passcode
- Face Recognition (e.g. FaceID) software will work as normal in this Aquapac
- Some phones have rather sharp edges. We recommend the use of a thin bumper case which will protect both phone and case
- The Aquaclip® seal protects and secures your phone from the elements
- The seams are welded together with high-frequency radio waves, creating a super-strong bond
- The optically-clear LENZFLEX window is UV-stabilized (so it won’t go yellow in the sun)
- Floats with most phones (check in a sink before throwing it in the sea)
- Made with Biodegradable TPU (PVC-free)
Instructions:
- Warning: Aquapac's warranty covers the phone case only, and not any items you may put inside it. We recommend that you insure the contents separately.
- Waterproofness: Aquapac's range has been independently tested to international waterproofing standards. However, the waterproofness of your Aquapac depends on your closing and opening it carefully, and on it not being damaged either before or during use. Please follow all instructions carefully.
- Before Every Use: Seal something worthless inside, then submerge in a basin to check the waterproofness.
- Closing the Case: Make sure that all parts are properly attached. Wipe away any grit or sand, which could hamper the seal. Always turn the levers as far as they will go. They should lock smoothly, if not there may be something impeding the seal.
- Opening the Case: Never open your Aquapac in or under water. In order to stop any water getting in when you are opening it, first shake off any water then dry with a towel. Hold the case with the opening at the bottom as you open it.
Care Instructions:
- Ongoing Care: Aquapac's materials are strong but can still be punctured. Avoid sharp or abrasive objects and protect from impacts. After regular contact with chlorinated or salt water, or with sun creams, wash in soapy water and then rinse with fresh water. Do not use bleach, alcohol or proprietary cleaners.
- Materials: Aquapacs are made from a variety of materials, mostly plastics which make them rustproof. These include TPU, ABS, nylon and polypropylene.
- Extreme Temperatures: Although the case material has been UV-stabilized – which means that the plastic shouldn’t be discoloured or broken down by sunlight – the Aquapac won’t protect anything inside it from heat or sunlight. The soft case material is functional and flexible in air temperatures -40ºC to +60ºC (-40ºF to +140ºF), and water temperatures up to +40ºC (+100ºF).
- Humidity and Condensation: In humid climates there will be moisture in the air sealed inside the case. Desiccant sachets will absorb the moisture, keeping the contents completely dry. We recommend use of desiccant sachets in all Aquapacs in humid climates. You can purchase spare sachets – see Accessories.
- Warning: This is not a toy. It may contain small parts which may be a choking hazard to children under 3. Keep small parts away from children.
Tips for Taking Good Photographs:
If you follow a few guidelines there’s no reason why anyone should notice that your photos were taken through a case. It’s a bit like taking a photograph through your window at home. First of all the window needs to be as clean as possible. Even with a clean window you may notice some reflection, but the closer you hold the camera lens to the window, the less the reflection. Similarly our cases give best results with the lens window tight against the camera lens. Try to avoid flash photography but if you do need to use the flash, make sure that the case is tight over the flash so the light doesn’t reflect back into the lens.
Underwater Photography : It takes a bit of practice – and a little luck – to get really good underwater photos. Please don’t think that every shot you take is going to make the cover of SportDiver magazine! You need strong sunshine and clear water. The middle of the day is best, when the sun’s at its highest. Best results will be just below the surface. Light disappears quickly as you go deeper, as do colours (one of the advantages of digital cameras is that you can retouch your photos afterwards to replace colours lost underwater). Flash rarely works underwater. Not because of the Aquapac, but because the flash tends to reflect off particles in the water itself. Even clean water is full of micro-organisms and other particles. The less water between you and your subject, the less difference this will make and therefore the clearer your shots are likely to be. Wide lens and close up is the secret.
