
Toadfish Stowaway Dry Box w/Smart Grip & Cell Phone Tray Insert
Stowaway Dry Box with Smart Grip & Cell Phone Tray InsertThe Toadfish Dry Box is the ultimate protection for your gear. Crushproof, dustproof, and adventure-proof, the boat storage box offers strategic organizatio...
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The Toadfish Dry Box is the ultimate protection for your gear. Crushproof, dustproof, and adventure-proof, the boat storage box offers strategic organization features and trusted Toadfish protection. With every product sold, Toadfish is replenishing the population of inshore species like redfish, trout, cobia, tarpon, & flounder. Let’s Put ‘Em Back®!
Toadfish Model Number: TFDRYBOX-GRAY
Features:
- IPX7 Sealed System - waterproof up to 1 meter for 30 minutes
- Impact Proof ABS - the outer shell construction
- EVA Lure Pads - high density
- Smart Grip Non-Tipping Suction Base
- Soft Touch rubber interior
- Removable cell phone tray
Specifications:
- Dimensions (inch): 10.75'' x 5.75'' x 3.5''
- Weight (pounds): 1.79 lb.
Storage Solution
The Stowaway Dry Box provides an innovative storage solution designed for any outdoor adventure. For the boat, the hunt, the campsite, the beach, the canoe trip, the kayak, the shore lunch box, the emergency kit, or whatever adventure you have planned, it's built to keep you organized, and your gear dry.
Lightweight & Durable
The Stowaway Dry Box features unmatched durability and can withstand serious impact. Featuring the Smart-Grip suction technology, you'll never have to worry about losing it.
Good to know
- Genuine Toadfish product from an authorized dealer.
- Ships from US distribution.
- Questions about fit or installation? Contact us before you order.
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