You can probably get a liquid force waterproof mp3 player for cheaper. Either way, I'd try test it first, I have one for swimming and its not as good for kiting as it may seem. Its distracting and you can't hear what's happening around you.

That sounds dangerous, unless you're absolutely sure you're the only person on the water.

What's wrong with the sound of the wind and the water rushing by; they're music to my ears - or are you getting so bored with kiting, you need something to take your mind off it? [}:)]

have a look at the increasing evidence that using an ipod whilst cycling, jogging etc decreases your awareness of your surroundings, endangering the listener and others. i'd urge you to reconsider.

may I suggest you just wasted $200......
I used one called an Otterbox ( solid case ) which was for the iPod with the H2O headphones..... the main problem is the SOUND the headphones are designed to be used whilst actually submerged.....put them on and swim under water THE SOUND IS AWESOME come to the surface and the sound becomes woeful very very tinny... the water creates a natural bass boost and the headphones are designed with this in mind.... so when i was kiting wearing the thing became a pain in the a$$ . you will notice a reduced awareness and that can be a bit disorienting possible dangerous as well
...but for me it was the sound quality when not submerged.....its just sh1thouse

Why would you bother with a waterproof case for your ipod when you can take a boombox out on the water:



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