Hikeen Swim Buoy with Dry Bag 20L - Waterproof Touchscreen Large,Fully Waterproof Swim Safety Float for Open Water Swimmers and Training Triathletes, Kayaking, Be Bright, Be Safer

Tested once so far. Held air well. Buoyant. Can use to rest from swim. Waistband not constricting, float just follows behind. Have not used the phone packet. The inner bag is separate from the air bladder, which is great and something I didn't know from the product description.

Super

Kept everything dry and a good floaty.

Good quality durable PVC.

This is a good-sized dry bag with a built-in float. Very quick to inflate with just a few deep breaths, and just as quick to deflate with a press of a button. These valves do not pull out, just blow directly into them to inflate, the little orange button at the center of the valve is for deflating. simply press to let the air out. This Orange Nylon PVC material is not to thin and seems durable, with no odor so that was good. Just make sure to keep it away from sharp objects though, especially when fully inflated. Make sure you don't have anything sharp inside, your phone case for example. Some phone cases have metal flip stands at the back that could puncture the dry bag if not fully folded back in. It's just a precaution only but do double check first before inflating. The dry bag with the clear touchable screen at the front is big but does not have a lot of depth, it should have enough room for your phone or small mini-tablet. The waterproof zipper is a little sticky and hard to open initially, so just try to be a little careful not to use excessive force. I used one hand to hold down one end while slowly pulling the zipper the opposite way to prevent ripping out the pocket by accident. Once it's opened a few times, it should be easier to open or close. Do make sure to zip up this zipper properly all the way to keep water out. Plenty of room inside if using this just as a dry bag only. Once inflated, and depending on how much air is inflated with, that does take up quite a bit of room so keep that in mind. There is also a little handle on the back to tie the straps around, it's big enough for most hands but once you have the strap on, most people would just use the strap instead. Overall, this is a very nice, large enough dry bag, it does a good job keeping the water out with the convenience of a touchscreen pocket at the front for easy access to your phone. The built-in float is a great idea too, I know I will be using it next time going to the beach.

The zip won’t open, no matter how hard I try. And it’s past its return window :-( If you car about the zipped pocket - try right away and return if it doesn’t work.

Allows swimmers to keep their essentials dry and accessible. This buoy significantly enhances safety and visibility, making it an invaluable tool for open water swimmers and triathletes during training and competitions.

After a cruise trip to Mexico and the kids not being able to figure out how to keep their stuff safe and still go in the water, we got these for the next trip and to take on my SUP board. It's quite nice. I like that it's buoyant so I don't have to worry about it just being waterproof; if it falls in, I can actually still save my stuff. I like that it's bright orange, it has a front pocket for my phone that's clear and still waterproof, and I don't mind that it rolls down at the top for extra protection. I try to keep stuff in the main compartment that I don't need quick access to. It's pretty roomy but not bulky. I like the waist buckle too.