Waterproof case?

[samzorz]

Weather in california can be kind of random, im looking for a good case to tuck my pro in, thanks for the help

sam.

 

[ihonda]

mmm.. +1 this is a very interesting question

 

[iMiggz]

tough to say because mabook pro or any laptop for that matter needs ventilation to perform ideally.

 

[samzorz]

maybe you misunderstood me, i meant a case i can tuck it in so i can toss it into my backpack without it turning it into a wet napkin

lol

 

[Rithem]

sfbags.com. I believe their sleeves are waterproof.

 

[xtalicious]

The closest thing to a true waterproof case that's still functional day-to-day is a two-stage solution.

First, a water-resistant sleeve (sfbags is a good suggestion, and there are others).

Second, a water-resistant bag (I use a Timbuk2 messenger).

My sleeve + messenger combo has weathered many rainstorms while I cycle to and from work every day. No problems at all. If you decide to go with the Timbuk2, I'd opt for the regular messenger over the laptop bags they sell.

 

[Trygil]

Have you looked into a Pelican case?

 

[elpmas]

Have you looked into a Pelican case?

Lol, this looks like cases for snipers!
Looks super protective...and suspicious ;D

 

[Trygil]

Lol, this looks like cases for snipers!
Looks super protective...and suspicious ;D

What can I say?

 

[FuNGi]

I use a Timbuktu to commute in FL where it rains allot. However, when I'm in the tropics I use a Pelican 1080. It has a pressure vent so when you get off your airplane you can actually open the thing.

http://www.buy.com/prod/pelican-1080-hardback-notebook-case-black-pelican-1080-hardback/q/loc/101/207907215.html

 

[elpmas]

What can I say?

I see...you a secret agent! haha. nonetheless, for people who has ocd with their mbp...this is a good case. =) good find.