Waterproof phone case

IPX8 water protection - Enough for many dives while surfing (at least 30 min at 1m water depth).

Cell phones with size up to 158mm x 77.8mm or 6.5 inch full screen display (equivalent to iPhone 11 Pro Max)

Also usable for car keys, GPS speedometer, cash, etc....

If you then stay a little longer on the water, you want to surf to the horizon or the conditions become winter hard. Then you should ensure safety on the water and priority one here is: if I injure myself and no longer come ashore, then I must reach people and be found.

So if you're not just out in the sunshine at the crowded top spot in the area, a waterproof phone case is one of the easiest ways to make your session safer.


The phone case opens and closes at the top with a simple click mechanism. All popular smartphones with up to 6.5" inch screen diagonal fit into the cases (full screen display). The cases are also waterproof according to IPX-8, which means it is suitable for even permanent submersion.

With modern iPhones etc., however, protection against water has long since ceased to be anything special. The smartphones can handle that on their own. The case is really important to store the phone conveniently and to prevent it from "taking off".

After stowing your smartphone in the case, you can "fasten" it to your own neck with the attached tab. In real use, the tab is virtually not felt. Now you can put the case together with the cell phone into the front of the wetsuit. Here the cell phone is protected and now doubly protected. The flap prevents it from slipping deeper and deeper into the wetsuit and becoming inaccessible, and at the same time prevents the phone from flying away in the event of an unfortunate fall.

A cell phone on the water allows you to call for help, inform friends on the beach that everything is okay, and other important safety functions.

We recommend that before any session that involves an increased risk, the general conditions be explored. Even if it means just checking your cell phone when you hit the sea for the first time to make sure you have reception. That kind of thing can save lives.

Cell phone cases should be checked briefly before each session. If used appropriately (e.g. not stored in a toolbox with nails) and worn under a wetsuit, you can rest assured that the material is stable.