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Our gear is designed to provide different levels of protection against water:

• Weatherproof bags are foul weather and spray-proof, offering protection against rain, dirt, and dust.
• Waterproof bags, duffels, and backpacks are designed to handle quick submersion, providing protection if dropped in water or exposed to heavy rain for short periods.
• Waterproof tech cases are rated to withstand prolonged submersion down to 19ft (6m) for up to 1 hour, making them ideal for underwater use.

For more specific information on each product’s waterproof rating, check out our Waterproof Ratings page.

‘Prolonged submersion’ means the product is designed to withstand being fully submerged in water for an extended period of time—typically beyond quick dips or accidental drops.

Products with this level of protection usually carry an IP68 rating, meaning they are suitable for extended use underwater, such as swimming, snorkelling, or situations where gear may remain submerged.

Keep in mind, while these products are highly waterproof, they’re not rated for deep-sea diving or high-pressure water environments. Always refer to the individual product page for specific depth and time guidance.

For full details, visit our Waterproof Rating System page.

"Quick submersion" refers to the ability to withstand brief periods of submersion in water without allowing water to penetrate. This means the gear can handle situations like accidental drops in water or brief immersion, but it is not designed for prolonged submersion. For full protection, we recommend ensuring the roll-top seal is securely fastened before exposing it to water.

To learn more about the waterproof ratings, visit our Waterproof Ratings page.

‘Foul weather and spray proof’ means that our gear is designed to protect against rain, wind, snow, and splashes from water, keeping your belongings safe and dry in wet and windy conditions. However, it is not intended for full submersion in water. These items provide excellent protection from weather elements but are not designed for prolonged exposure to large amounts of water.