zzdsport
/
Camping and Hiking
/
Backpacks
/
iSeries Case: iPad (Closeout)
ECase
iSeries Case: iPad (Closeout)
$8.98
Description

　　Submersible protection for your iPad

　　iSeries cases provide the assurance of reliable waterproof protection from the elements for the most popular Apple devices. The iSeries iPad case protects your iPad or other tablet during full submersion in 1 meter of water for 30 minutes. Ultra-clear polyurethane windows allow full functionality of touchscreens, cameras, and voice functions.

Footprint sold separately.
Description
Closeout Season:
Closeout
Weight:
3 oz (83 g)
Waterproof:
Yes
Dimensions:
Internal Dimensions: 7.7 x 10.5 in. (20.5 x 25 cm)
External Dimensions: 9.3 x 11.5 in. (24 x 28.5 cm)
Made In:
USA
Other Features:
Submersible protection: Each case is individually tested to ensure it meets the international IPX7 standard of withstanding full submersion in 1 meter of water for 30 minutes.
Full functionality: Ultra-clear polyurethane windows allow full functionality of touchscreens, cameras, and voice functions.
Easy security: SealLock™ zippered seal and rugged RF-welded seams guarantee protection from the elements.
Versatile carrying: Lash points make it easy to secure the case to a pack, boat, or other object.
No headphone jack
Previous Article：TPU Waterproof Guide Map Case Next Article：Aquapac Waterproof Phone Case - Mini 108
Description
Comments
Welcome to zzdsport comments! Please keep conversations courteous and on-topic. To fosterproductive and respectful conversations, you may see comments from our Community Managers.
Sign up to post
Sort by
Show More Comments
Information Recommendation
They’re Baaaack! Minimalist, 5-Toe ‘Peluva’ Lightweight Trainer Review
　　What are those?! Just when you thought the meme —and the toe-shoe craze —was dead, here I come, waltzing in like its 2010 all over again. 　　In full transparency, I didnt understand the appeal when Vibram made its sneaker splash with the Five Fingers footwear phenomenon. At the time, Born to Run was a bestselling hit that had runners and...
Wiley X Is Sneaky Good: ‘WX Founder’ Sunglasses Are a Pleasant Surprise
　　Reviewing sunglasses is tricky business. Its really hard to quantify things like clear, sharp, or defined. But those adjectives tend to roll off the page, describing good optics without much support. 　　Historically, a handful of top sunglasses brands have earned those accolades consistently. Although Wiley X is good, it hasnt been one of them. 　　Until now. Ive worn the Wiley...
The Aventon Ramblas Makes E-MTB More Accessible Than Ever, With Room to Grow
　　With the brand’s new mid-drive motor, a first for Aventon, and reliable components made to stand the demands of trail riding without making the bike completely unaffordable, Aventon hopes the Ramblas will prove to be the perfect entry point for new e-MTB riders, and a long-term companion that is as effortless to upgrade as it is to charge up steep hills with...
Bucket List BMW Touring Bike: 2025 R 1300 GS Adventure
　　BMW unveiled drastic changes to one of its largest adventure touring motorcycles last week. The R 1300 GS Adventure got a new engine, chassis, and electronic rider aids along with a host of redesigned features, adding to the mystique of the GS line that has been circling the globe for 4 decades. 　　The BMW GS Adventure bikes are classic touring...
YETI vs. RTIC: Rotomolded Cooler Breakdown
　　Rotomolded coolers, like YETI, RTIC, and countless others, aren’t exactly cheap.So you might ask, Why not just buy a $40 cooler at Walmart? 　　But odds are, you wont realize you really want a high-quality cooler until you’re lounging on the beach, camping, or relaxing at the cabin, and your ice-cold beer has all turned lukewarm. 　　High-end coolers are an investment,...
Lighter, Cheaper, Roomier: Blue Coolers Ice Vault Review
　　For a number of years, coolers have been all the rage. With about a million options for what seems like the same cooler over and over again on the shelves, how do you even know which one to choose? 　　Lets face it. We are still living in the era of YETI. Its almost impossible to review or even speak about...
2025 Nissan Rogue Gets Rock Creek Off-Roader
　　The Nissan Rogue just got more rugged. The 2025 Nissan Rogue Rock Creek adds a chunky new front fascia, more cladding, and all-terrain tires. Some versions of the Rogue are also more tech-heavy with the addition of an invisible hood camera view and ProPilot Assist 2.1 hands-off highway driving, but those features will be surprisingly absent from the new off-road...
Memory Foam Molded to Your Feet: Meindl MFS-Vakuum Hiker Review
　　I used to dread breaking in new hiking boots whenever I finally had to retire a pair Id beaten to death. New pairs of boots always pinched, rubbed, and squeezed my feet in weird ways until, eventually, they would soften up and relent. 　　For whatever reason, that process has gotten easier over the years. Maybe I just got used to...
EXØD ‘Air Station Pod-01’ Is a $2,000 Portable, Inflatable Home
　　The evolution of the tent has been a wild ride. Simple lean-to tents have been discovered dating back to 40,000 BCE. Theyve been used by nomadic tribes, armies, and traveling circuses in the millennia since. Then, in the mid-20th century, the classic survival tent, most often used for recreational camping and backpacking today, came into being. 　　Tent tech has been...
Off-Road Exoskeleton: Ariel Motor Launches Nomad 2
　　Theres a new Nomad in town. U.K.-based Ariel Motor has just launched the second generation of its stripped-down off-roader, and just about the only thing it shares with the first one is its philosophy: Deliver serious bad road fun. 　　Ariel Motor Company first launched the Nomad in 2015. Like the companys Atom sports car, it wasnt much more than two...
Neso 1 Beach Tent Review: Not Your Average Beach Umbrella
　　Have you ever had your flimsy old beach umbrella blow away after just the smallest gust of wind at the beach? Its a beautiful, sunny day and the perfect opportunity to relax by the water, but the lack of reliable sun coverage hinders the whole experience. You can feel a sunburn forming, and there is no shade to read a...
Fjallraven Kajka 35 Review: Wooden Stays Support This Durable Backpack
　　Theres a lot to consider when buying a backpack, and for many shoppers, packs tend to look more alike than different. But when recently shopping for packs, I bumped into the Fjallraven Kajka 35, and the frame became the reason I ended up picking that specific pack. 　　Most internal frame packs have stays made from metal or carbon fiber. For...
About
Terms and Conditions Privacy policy Cookie Settings Contact Us
Services
Login register
zzdsport Womens Mens Outdoor Activities Camping Camping and Hiking
Links
zpostcode Recruit weather mreligion Yellowpages sport constellation shopping name game directory literature Word tour furnish Lottery tftnews lyrics News digital car dir Edu Finance
Copyright 2023-2026 - www.zzdsport.com All Rights Reserved