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Old 09 June 2014, 20:32   #1
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water proof storage on a sib

I am looking for somewhere safe to store my electric air pump, tool kit safety kit ,radio fishing tackle etc on my sib just in case of waves coming in or flipping over,anything is possible.Thought about seat bags,bow bags ,even big plastic boxes anything that i can strap down.
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Old 09 June 2014, 20:38   #2
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Check previous topics on this, eg see 'what kit do you carry on your SIB' linked in the sticky above. Pelicase for the important stuff, drybag for clothes, food etc.
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I have an underseat bag and a couple of dry bags. I clip the dry bags to the all around rope with karabiners. Wouldn't want to lose lunch in the chop.

One dry bag is a 30l draper that I got for a tenner
http://www.amazon.co.uk/Draper-77572...luggage_text_z

the other is a 30l cheap chinease ebay special that I got for £3.

Heavy/vaulable stuff in the Draper, Jumpers etc in the cheapo.

My under seat is a sunsport that I got for £ 30 in the middle of winter. Nice foam seat cushion too.
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Stanley Tool box FatMax 23" Waterproof Tool Box Seal Tight & Tray 1-94-749 | eBay

I have the 28" as a storage locker, very strong and watertight loads of space, and lockable.

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Hi SIBer the underseat bag looks good for storage and i believe they are detachable from the seat cushion,I have been looking at Bow bags on ebay from the USA.
bartiny,your waterproof toolbox looks good too,is that better than a pelicase?just want something completely waterproof for phones cameras radios etc
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In our SR4, I have a plastic former olive storage barrel. Grey , tough and water tight. It's strapped to the seat back. Spot on. :-)
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bartiny,your waterproof toolbox looks good too,is that better than a pelicase?just want something completely waterproof for phones cameras radios etc[/QUOTE]

Sorry for the late reply, I have been getting ready for a few days camping and sibbing at Shell Island

I do not know enough about Pelicases except that they are pricey.

My 28" Fat Max is Very strong, Light weight, Waterproof, and I think the 28" one will have more than enough room for your equipment.

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Hi SIBer the underseat bag looks good for storage and i believe they are detachable from the seat cushion,I have been looking at Bow bags on ebay from the USA.
bartiny,your waterproof toolbox looks good too,is that better than a pelicase?just want something completely waterproof for phones cameras radios etc

Yes my underseat bag is detatchable. Its not waterproof to survive a dunking but internal contents have never got wet.
Its like this one but mine zips to the seat.
Ron Hale Marine Ltd - Waveline Seat Bag for 2.5/3.2M Boats XS 2010

in 2011 Excel quoted me £ 31 delivered for the one on this page.
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Ortlieb do Some very good waterproof bags not cheap but top with garante
www.ortlieb.com
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Thanks everyone for your replies still looking at them all,shall be getting a few of them,i was going to get a bow bag,but these look better.seat bag and fat max box possibly,olive oil barrel.
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water proof storage on a sib

Check me boat refurb pictures, I have bolted down a toolbox which is removable if needed at the front of my futura, great for storage and waterproof
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Thanks everyone for your replies still looking at them all,shall be getting a few of them,i was going to get a bow bag,but these look better.seat bag and fat max box possibly,olive oil barrel.
Not olive oil. Olives, I had to wash bits of the blighters out. I'll send a pic, it's the biz for very little money.
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Shaun,where do i find your pictures,i`m new to all this.
Mollers your olive barrel sounds good where do i get one from,and what do i do with all the olives?
I have a large ish electric pump what do i put it in fat max would be ideal if it fits,may be off with the boat for its first trip next week.
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Hi Chris, please see below link

http://www.rib.net/forum/f50/zodiac-...ods-62923.html

I even had my fishing weights in it which was great to keep the bow down
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Water Butt / Storage Barrel With Tap | eBay

This is one. Mine is grey with a black lid which fits the SR colour scheme well.
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Hi Shaun nice boat,your toolbox looks good too plenty of room for my pump and more,B&Q here i come.
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Mollers while i`m in B&Q i shall look for a water butt/barrel.thanks for the link
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Mollers while i`m in B&Q i shall look for a water butt/barrel.thanks for the link
No good. A bona fide water butt wont have a waterproof lid. It needs to be a former storage/transport container with a screw on lid.
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Hi Shaun nice boat,your toolbox looks good too plenty of room for my pump and more,B&Q here i come.
Thanks Chris, Glad I could put the toolbox to a good use eventually instead of taking valuable cupboard space up in the house, I still have a few little things I have in mind to do to the boat, one, is rig the boat up with 12 volt electric supply & use my tool box for the battery storage etc, Car Stereo, Fish finder and what ever else I fancy, lol, I bought the boat solely for fishing so trying to set it up as home sweet home away from home, lol
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Thanks Chris, Glad I could put the toolbox to a good use
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