The Minnow, shown here, is the smallest in the GoBag line and a snug fit for a MotoG smartphone. Magnets embedded in flexible strips make the GoBag self-closing. The magnets can attract iron particles from sand and soil; it is important to keep the sealing surfaces clean to assure a watertight seal.
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Looks useful. Will it float the phone? Or can you go oversize a little?
In the third photo, my phone is in the water and hanging from its strap and would sink without be held up. Going oversize won’t provide flotation unless you find a way to retain some air in the bag. And while that might keep the phone from sinking but the airspace could make it more difficult to operate the phone’s touch screen.
I can’t find this GoBag. Do you know if it’s still available?
The company website no longer exists, suggesting the company has gone out of business. Some retailers appear to be selling remaining stock. Do a Google search for “gobagpro” (in quotation marks) and select “Shopping” from the search options.
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