The Ewa-Marine DUS-5 Water Safe Deep Water Nautic Map Pouch is designed to protect documents, passports, airline tickets, money, calculators, GPS, organizers and other small items. The Screw rail closing (as used to close the under water housings for expensive television cameras) allows for safe and easy opening and closing of the pouch. It includes a lanyard for easy carrying and storage. It was designed for prolonged use under water down to a depth of at least 328.08' (100 M).

Waterproof pouch for valuable, maps, notepads, documents, passports, airline tickets, money, calculators, GPS, organizers and other small items that should not be left unattended.

Submersible to 328.08' (100 M)

Lanyard for easy transport is included.

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Does the housing get in the frame if I used it with a wider lens like 25mm f/2.8 (on a Sony a7r ii)?

A: there will always be vignetting with wide angle lenses but with ewa marine housings this is minimized through connecting the lens to the front port with an adapter ring system.

Q: 2. Will this housing fit a nikon D90? And how easy is it to use manual controls while the camera is in the housing? Is it safe to take this housing into surf and waves along the beach?

A: Yes with lenses with a maximum filter thread of 72 mm. this housing is rated for complete submersion in up to 60 ft of water

Q: 3. Hi there. This model will be for a Nikon D7200 with a Sigma Art lens 30mm 1.4?

A: I bought this for my son's Nikon - I forget which model but a common DSLR package. He used it in Bali and loved it - so I believe it will work for yours.

Q: 4. Can a Canon 5D Miii with a 24-70mm (Canon L-Series) fit comfortably in here?

A: The Ewa-Marine U-A Underwater Housing is too small for the Canon 5D mark III. Also the lens port could only handle lenses that have a 72mm filter thread. The Canon EF 24-70mm f/2.8L II USM has a 82mm filter thread.The Ewa-Marine U-BF100 Underwater Housing is large enough for the Canon 5D Mark III and the lens port can handle lenses with a 82mm filter thread.

Q: 5. Will a Nikon d7100, 18-140mm lens with a SB-700 flash fit?

A: this outfit will fit in the UBXP however if you have lenses with an 82 mm filter thread then you will require the U-BXP 100.

Q: 6. Will this fit the Fujifilm XT3 + 10-24mm f/4 lens w/ a 72mm filter size?

A: Yes, it will fit the XT3 and 10-24mm lens.

Q: 7. Are there any cellular phones that would not fit into this bag?. Is width a consideration?

A: The Ewa-Marine WPC-4 Handy & Safe Waterproof Cellular Phone Pouch - for Mini Cell Phone up to 6.3" (16 cm) High, B&H # EWWPC4, supports phones that are up to 3.5'' in width.

Q: 8. Will a nikon d750 and sigma 35mm lens fit in this?

A: the d750 will fit in this housing without a battery grip if you have a battery grip or lenses with a larger diameter than 72mm i suggest using the U-B100 series of housings.

Q: 9. can a Nikon D750 with a 24-70mm nikorr lens fit in this housing?

A: For that outfit we would reccomend the U-B Series which allows for a larger body/lens combination. filter thread is also important to not as larger filter threads such as 77 or 82 mm lenses need to utilize the 100 designation housings which have a larger front port.

Q: 10. Will this fit the Fuji Xt3 with 16-80mm (72mm thread)? BH overview says 67, specs say 72. Ewa marine's website says 67, but their drawing indicates 72. Can someone look at it and see if it is 72mm? thx.

A: No, the Ewa-Marine U-A Underwater Housing only works with filters up to 67mm in size. For 72mm you need the Ewa-Marine U-A100 Underwater Housing for DSLRs and Mirrorless Cameras, BH #EWEMUA100 (https://bhpho.to/3Jdj5M6). One can use step up rings for the smaller filter sizes.