iPod Waterproof Case from h2oaudio

h2oaudio has updates to their waterproof iPod cases, including models to fit the nano and shuffle. I tested the nano iN3 model and it worked very well, no water touched the iPod, I enjoyed some of my own tunes while swimming laps, and some other swimmers borrowed it and liked it, too. I think the shuffle-model waterproof case will be even better for fast lap swimming, but the nano-model was good for casual laps and playing around in the pool.

Swimming laps while listening to your favorite music is not for everyone, but music while exercising can help make a workout better. The waterproof iPod cases from h2oaudio let water enthusiasts - like swimmers - use their iPods in and around wet environments.

Swimming pools, lakes, oceans, rivers, and the gym (think sweat) could destroy your iPod. Water and electronics have never gotten along very well. h2oaudio's cases but a waterproof barrier between that water and your treasured iPod, keeping it safe from moisture damage.

I have previously tested the h2oaudio's waterproof case for an iPod mini, and it worked fine. I did not find it to have any problems, other than being too big for my own comfort when doing faster lap swimming. The waterproof case for the nano is smaller and was much better for faster swimming, but may still be too large for some swimmers.

h2oaudio also makes a case for the shuffle that can be clipped to goggle straps. This model, as shown in the photo of Natalie Coughlon, may be just what is needed for a more serious swim workout.

If you want to use your iPod in or around water, I can safely recomend the h2oaudio waterproof cases. The cases I have tried kept the water away from the iPod, allowed full use of all of the iPod controls, and let me enjoy my own music above and under the water.