Lightweight water-repellent waist pack with a back-panel touchscreen window, sized for handsets to 6.7". Two compartments plus mesh pocket, adjustable webbing belt for waist or cross-body carry. 30 × 7 × 15 cm, 2.5L, 150g, four heather colourways. Water-repellent rather than immersion-rated — the highest-volume item in our waist pack range and a strong promotional and gift-with-purchase fit. OEM/ODM, MOQ 500 pcs, samples in 7–15 days.
A waist pack lives in the splash zone. It sits at the height that catches spray over a gunwale, it goes under when you wade a shade too deep, and it takes rain from above for the whole day rather than the ten minutes a backpack does. The SEALOCK SL-F183 is built for that position — a fully welded waterproof body with a sealed zipper, carried on a padded belt that transfers load to the hips instead of hanging off one shoulder.
The SEALOCK SL-F047 changes size with the load. Unrolled it stands 31 cm tall and holds around eight litres; rolled three turns it drops to 21 cm and about five and a half. Roll further and it shrinks again. That single property solves the problem every fixed-volume hip pack has — a bag sized for the morning is the wrong bag by afternoon, and the contents rattle around in the space they no longer fill.
This is a dry bag that happens to be worn on the hip. The SEALOCK SL-F216A takes the closure architecture that makes roll-top dry bags reliable — a folded, compressed opening with no zipper to fail — and builds it into a waist and sling pack you can actually wear all day.
The SL-A101 closes twice: a full-width press-seal strip forms the primary barrier, then the top folds onto a foam compression bar for a second, independent seal. A transparent rear window sits over the camera module so photos can be taken without unsealing. 11×17.5cm, high-frequency welded, available in yellow, black, and frost white.