Waterproof pouch for saving electronic devices from calamity

[Caberfeidh]

Whilst rootling about in the Glasgow Angling Centre for fishing stuff for tomorrow, I found my holy grail; a waterproof pouch big enough for iPhone-with-additional-wide-angle-lens, car keys and any other bits you might want to save, you can operate your iPhone camera through it and it does not break the bank. Also it is big enough to have a robust strap and to be noticeable so you wont keep losing it, knowing it is somewhere, but which rucksack pocket is it in? All for a mere £5.99. https://www.fishingmegastore.com/scales-and-gadgets/stillwater-ppp-waterproof-pouch~27508.html?&utm_medium=shopping&utm_campaign=SHP_GR20&gclid=Cj0KCQjw2v7mBRC1ARIsAAiw3496tH3kJ7BLOUxUWeZ8T1vCd10I93QAFqIVUTdTF2Ln7n_SEqS3bV0aAtgaEALw_wcB

[Scottk]

Have a look at Lomo. They do all sorts of dry bags, bags, wetsuits. All at good prices.

[crfishwick]

Looks similar to a certain company selling them for 3 times the price a few years ago.
Another cheap copy from China me "finks"

[Caberfeidh]

Well, I used it and it works fine, in that I can operate the camera through the plastic pouch. I did not test it for waterproofness by dropping it in the water.

Canoeing ~ bad for mobile phones

[regedmunds]

Good idea, I have one for my mobile phone. I also take a few zipped clear freezer bags with me for other items.