honeybunny
05-30-2008, 12:56 PM
I received my DryPak waterproof bag yesterday. It works great! The Kindle fits inside nicely, and if you have it centered inside the bag, the pressure from the bag itself won't push the buttons. The screen is just as clear as easy to read, and I have peace-of-mind while I read in the bath.
The only potential problem I see is that when you open the bag, a little water may drip inside it. I would recommend opening the bag upside down, maybe after giving it a quick dry-off with a towel, before removing the Kindle.
The bag has D-rings on the bottom corners. It can very easily be hung up somewhere to dry off between uses. I have hung mine on the robe hook on the back of the bathroom door.
If you don't read your Kindle with a cover/case on it, you may be able to use a smaller DryPak. I chose the DryPak over the ALokSak because it was 9x12 rather than 12x12 (which seemed like a lot of extra material on the sides).
The only potential problem I see is that when you open the bag, a little water may drip inside it. I would recommend opening the bag upside down, maybe after giving it a quick dry-off with a towel, before removing the Kindle.
The bag has D-rings on the bottom corners. It can very easily be hung up somewhere to dry off between uses. I have hung mine on the robe hook on the back of the bathroom door.
If you don't read your Kindle with a cover/case on it, you may be able to use a smaller DryPak. I chose the DryPak over the ALokSak because it was 9x12 rather than 12x12 (which seemed like a lot of extra material on the sides).