Sea-Things, who design and market eco-friendly carrying bags specifically for the yachting and water sports industry, have announced a new product with a very user friendly application and wallet friendly price tag!
The Sea-Things DryAfloat Pack will safely store a mobile phone, plus a wallet or pocket book, a bunch of keys, and reading glasses etc. All in a fully waterproof PVC enclosure, which is triple sealed against water ingress and has a simple manual inflator providing the bag and its contents with complete buoyancy.
The DryAfloat, which retails at just £6.20, is also fitted with all round SOLAS grade reflective tape for night visibility.
The clear panel construction allows the user to see the contents and press keys on the phone. An adjustable lanyard is fitted for carrying purposes.
Sea-Things LLP Managing Partner, Peter Franklin said; “We have added this product to our recycled and reusable bag range, based on our own yachting experience and feedback from other yachtsmen.
Once we started talking with boaters about carrying stuff around when afloat, or going ashore in the tender, we soon found that there was a real demand for a practical and cost effective solution to the problem of damage by sea water, or worse still, total loss of valuable personal effects such as smart phones, wallets, and keys etc.”
Sea-Things are in the process of setting up stockist outlets in many locations around Europe where there are yachting and water sports activities.
In the meantime, the DryAfloat bags and other carrying products for yachting use can be purchased online at Sea-Things.
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