How water-resistant are these? Not trying take them sailing, but would like to be able to go out in the rain and get the mail.
320311
I wear mine outside all the time, usually on short trips like to the mailbox. I've worn them in rain and snow, but I've always avoided puddles and slush. Dry snow and light rain were never a problem. I never really gave them a torture test, but they are water-resistant in any case. I doubt that they are water-proof.
320312
Not at all water-resistant. If you step in a puddle you're in trouble. I wear them outdoors, to the store, and in the house barefoot. Get them extra big so you can step in and out of them easily. When I'm outdoors I am very careful about water. You can walk on a wet sidewalk, but you cannot step in a puddle. I would not wear them outdoors in heavy rain.
320313
Okay for rain but not water puddles, they are water resistant but not water proof
320314
There not water resistant. Get a shoe or boot, you'd be better off with sneakers.
1574392
Thanks for your question. They are perspiration resistant but I wouldn't keep them in during a storm. They are wonderful sounding phones.
1228375
I would call them water resistant. The rain doesn't seep through the fabric, but does pool on the flooring. And, then your "stuff" will get wet on the bottom. But, if you're looking to withstand a quick rain shower they are good for a get away.
1607541
Resistant yes , if want waterproof I would suggest Rain covers. The packs are made of a material that has a water proof coating on the inside but will probably leak at the seams and zippers in a downpour.
1380166
I would not call them water proof but they are probably water resistant. I believe the bags would start t leak if they were in the rain for very long. I have like having the bag to keep the chairs clean and for carrying the chairs.
586361
They are not waterproof but will handle light rain. In heavy rain I will have puddles that form inside the bags. Not a good place for dry clothes or a cell phone to be. If I know its going to be heavy rain I wrap anything important in ziploc bags or plastic grocery bags.
536132
I have not held the Pyle in my hands, but they appear to be exactly the same judging by the pictures. I wouldn't call these waterproof, just water resistant. They are designed for those instances where you are on your bike and it begins to rain. They would not fair too well being immersed in water.
1885923
Never dropped it in water but... I have had rain in them and they're fine. I own and operate a security firm that uses these
1813451
After a brief look at the ones in your link, it appears they are water resistant. Otherwise, there doesn't seem to be much difference.
2137317
I'm not 100% sure if they are "officially" water proof or water resistant, but I did ride with them while it was lightly raining and they seemed fine. No issues.
657963
I haven't left them out in rain, they are not waterproof that I can tell. However they dry pretty quick after sat on with wet bathing suits.
2069445
I'm not entirely sure but after a year of owning them I would lean toward water resistant, but very strongly water resistant. In major downpours I still use a water cover over them (which also isn't completely water proof), and in light rains I just let them stand on their own. Haven't had a problem yet.
2137315
They are definitely rain resistant. I have ridden to and from work I. Some serious rain and everything in the bags stayed dry. You won't need a rain cover.
1949524
They definitely are weather proof. They have been outside under a deck for over a year (in Ohio weather conditions) with no issues to date.
94022
I would say water resistant. I mean if your protecting from a monsoon rainstorm nothing is going to be waterproof.
2177573
As far as I know they are waterproof. Mine are outside in the weather and I never take them down or turn them off. So far so good!
1937372
I've not ridden with them in the rain to speak of, but when I've cleaned the bike water retention was not an issue. They are denser than a sponge and not absorbent.