[DJ]

From GP
"I don’t usually listen to music when I workout. It messes with my pace and it’s just dangerous when I’m cycling through the city. But surfing is a whole different story. I’ve sat on my board in between sets wishing I could listen to the reverb of Dick Dale or the acoustic tones of Brian Wilson. Enter H2O Audio’s line of waterproof iPod cases and headphones.
I first heard about these when I added swimming to my regular workouts about two years ago. But, I didn’t think of surfing with one until now. Or really until the big-wave surfer, Laird Hamilton, started promoting H2O Audio’s surf series. Not only has Hamilton started endorsing them, with his help they will be developing the “next generation of surf/music products.”
Currently, they offer a wide range of cases that fit both older and newer iPods. They even have a case that fits the $50 iPod shuffle. All the cases in the surf series are water proof to 10 feet and have a LatchTight™ Locking Closure and a SealTight™ Connector. Basically, this means that your iPod will stay dry if you’re surfing the Jersey shore or the infamous North Shore. Also, their cases allow you to easily use the iPod scroll wheel under water. So next time your shredding waves or just waiting for the next big one, you can chill to your favorite surf music

What this means to you:
You can take your iPod into the water without worrying about a bill from Rapid Repair.
Cost: $40-$80 @ H20 Audio "

[sheynk]

we got this for someone at the office over the summer

it is about 100 times less cool in person since you look like a complete tool when you bust one out

[Superfly]

Yeh, look like a geek with it on the street, but if you're sessioning on your kiteboard, it's the bomb! All alone with the wind, water, waves and your fave tunage!! You can jump a lot higher when you're rocking the water!!

[MeanMachine]

I just bought that cover yesterday, it caught my eyes at the Ipod store.