Sharks Attack Underwater Camera Discovery

While snorkling in Bora Bora, taking pictures with nearby docile reef sharks, the camera got loose; I thought the camera was safe, since the strap kept the camera from sinking to the bottom. However, one of the reef sharks seemed to mistake the floation strap for a fish, and bit it and took it away. Never did recover the camera. Would recommend using this in addition to the small strap that comes with the camera, rather than using just the floatation strap alone.

This was recommended by a friend, and it has been a great discovery for me.

Can't wait to get those shots of the sharks. This is a great dome! It is literally perfect.

I keep my camera equipment in it, and it's big enough to hold almost all my gear. Tough enough to survive an attack by my three-year-old tornado of a grandson.

I took shots at dark. The camera saw what I could not. It is going to be quite useful in my underwater adventures.

I need this product in my sealife underwater camera

keeps the dreaded underwater camera fog at bay.

I recently finished a 4-day, 1600 mile back country discovery route trip with the new ball adapter. In the past I've relied on phone holders that had stretchy bits that secured the phone to the holder (while the vibration killed the camera) so I was a little nervous about how well the attachment would work while bouncing along off-road for hours on end. Amazingly, not only did it never have a glitch, it also provided sufficient dampening that the phone camera (12Pro) never was damaged. Having the phone be so accessible, and having the camera not be tortured, was a game changer for the trip!

I highly recommend this if you have an underwater camera and want to make sure you don't lose it.

Use on O-rings for underwater camera housings