Plano 3440-10 Waterproof Stowaway (3400 Series)
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It is 6" X 3" X 1" of inside space that I would estimate to be usable. If you plan to use it with a larger cell phone, it is a great choice. Due to the fact that the top of the storage area is larger than the bottom, the other dimensions of the other answers are accurate. It is easier for me to use my cell phone if it sits flat on the bottom rather than
It was just tested for you by me. There was at least a pound worth of stuff in it, which almost filled it to the brim. The box was not submerged in water for nearly 1/4 of its length. It is my hope that this will be of assistance to
The clamp was missing from one side of the box when it was given to me. Submerging the box in a bucket of water after placing the toilet paper inside was my first step. Before trusting it to protect my phone from the river, I thought it would be wise to check it out. Taking a look every 15 to 20 minutes In the 20 minutes after my arrival, I noticed there was no water inside the house until a little later. There was just a little of it at that time.
They will use the bags on their trips to carry their phones in. I bought about 15 for my white water rafting guides. As of now, everything seems to be going well. Despite a great deal of abuse, the case has held up. If the case were to fall from height I would not be worried about it, however I would be worried about anything fragile inside the case as it is not padded on the inside. I hope this answers your question.
Selected User Reviews For Plano 3440-10 Waterproof Stowaway (3400 Series)
For storing a Geocache, this case was just what I needed. It has just enough room for a log book, pencil, plus a few items you might want to exchange. My cache was hid over a month ago, and I have received a number of positive comments. This container is one of my favorites because it is 1. The item is waterproof2. I found it to be decently sized to hold what I needed it to hold. The lid is easy to open and close4. Spray painted a camouflage color to blend into the background of a natural environment
This container is everything that I thought it would be and does exactly what it is supposed to do. I'll purchase more geocache items for more caches.
It would be a good purchase for me When closed, the case makes a good seal, is of moderate size, and has a sturdy construction. This seems like a very waterproof material. My current use for this is to make a fire starter kit for camping/hiking, but it would also serve as a first aid kit or a fishing kit.
When I travel, I am looking for a good way to carry laundry pods. As for the reading glasses case, I used one from the dollar store and it worked well. It held about 3 pairs It consists of 4 pods and a small one. In the event I needed more, I could carry six and use two In my case, it was caused by a splash of water when I had one on the sink. The pods were all but destroyed when they fell into the case, so I decided to look for something that was more durable It is impossible to understand why pod manufacturers or Tupperware have not developed a product that is dedicated to them. Since I can't be the only person that has this issue, I wrote this review and took photos of it to share with others who are looking for ways to travel with pods. Several other boxes of this type have been enquired about how many pods they can carry, and I am pretty certain they have given some arbitrary answers with no thought into it. This is what I have to say. In this case, this box has a pod carrying capacity of 42 pods. These photos were taken on a stovetop to give a sense of A comparison of the height of the pod when it is lying flat and the height of the box is shown in the first photo. I-*- *- According to my definition of a "Safe configuration", six would be the maximum number. If there is a little extra space left, no compression will occur- Here's the second picture - Maximum number of elements I would say 10 but I don't know how long I would want to carry them if I carried them that way, it seems The third photo - I suspect it will be okay There are two different ways to setup this Here you go, IMO this is a great little case for pods that will fit in a lot of toiletry kits and be able to hold most of them. There are a lot of frequent travelers out there, so I hope this can help some of them.
These are the two that I purchased. The container 1 is used as a container for salting fishing bait (squid, shrimp, and clams). My iPhone 10 fits in one waterproof container and the other is used to store water. I am sure you can imagine the incredible aroma of salted squid, shrimp, and clams. Although tupperware containers can contain the smell, other containers can seem a little too overwhelming. A Plano 3440-based device was held in my hands After filling the 10 Waterproof Stowaway to the brim with salted, air dried clams, I couldn't get my nose out of it. It was only that sweet sweet smell of plastic that I could My family and I are headed to the beach for a camping/fishing trip, and the forecast calls for With a little space on top to put my wallet, the iPhone 10 fits perfectly inside this bag. A hard plastic is used for the materials and latches. It is VERY sturdy and hard, but not brittle. The only thing I expect is that if I drop it from an unreasonable height onto concrete, it may break/crack, but I have no intention of testing this recommend them highly
Did I mention they stack?.
If the phone falls from its case, there is just enough room for foam to keep it secure in case of an unplanned dismount or vibration caused by an engine or a rough An excellent seal is provided by the foam gasket around the edge of the case - your finger perfectly fits into it. am going to check buoyancy as well, but doubt it will be able to displace enough to keep the case and phone afloat if dropped in the water. In the case of the lid, latches on three sides and an additional hinge on the fourth side are more than enough to keep everything sealed.
As shown in the photo, the box fits my S20 5g with the Otterbox COMMUTER SERIES case (the slim profile one, link provided at the end of the My go bag was in need of something like this. I can make it fit properly without force since it's a very snug There is no movement of the phone when I shake the box, so it doesn't get damaged. Due to a slight pressure on the sides, the screen will randomly turn on due to the slight pressure. Nonetheless, I am sure I can tweak this better in my phone's settings. My question is, why did I need this in the first place? frequently go swimming and wanted the slimmest phone case possible, but it failed to protect the screen, and while my keys were in my swim bag, my keys wentuged a small chunk out of my screen (big mistake on my part). As a result, I put my phone in this box when I go to the pool, and now I have the best of both worlds without removing the Otterbox case each time. So just to be The phone in my pocket is an S20 + Otterbox Commuter Case, and the phone in my swim bag is an S20 + Otterbox Commuter Case plus this waterproof box. I've done that.
Keeping them inside your tool box will keep them safe. This is how I store my 2x4" welding lenses in a couple of these cases. In case of changing lenses or drops, I often change the color of the lenses or drops Having ArcOne lenses to store, I just put them in a small baggie of bubble wrap along with these plastic They fit perfectly in my rolling toolbox with my tools so I can dump them in there. A case protects the lenses against scratches and breaks, and the cover keeps dust and dirt at bay. **** If you need to protect anything delicate and flat so that it cannot be crushed, bent, or scratched, these things are the best to use.
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