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Go with the flow.

You already protect your skin from the harsh, wet elements with the best waterproof snow and river gear that money can buy, so why would you leave your Contour+ Camera exposed to Mother Nature's wrath? Whether your adventure plans take you to the tops of snowy mountains, the depths of raging river valleys, or to the ocean's shoreline, Contour built its Contour+ Waterproof Case to protect your Contour+ camera from rain, sleet, snow, and surf. The case won't nullify your camera's best features like the single record button, laser alignments, or its voracious mounting flexibility with compatible TRail Mounts. And it's also designed to work with other VholdR wearable camcorders, although with limited functionality on the record switch and power button features.
  • Note: this case will not work with the Contour GPS Camera; for that camera, you'll need specific Contour GPS Waterproof Case

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Hikefarm

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This thing is bomber! Gone swimming with it and found that it traps enough air to make your camera float if it falls in the water!!! One wish for the case is to incorporate a mic output so that i can still get audio!

I'm assuming this *IS* the case for the...

HotScott

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I'm assuming this *IS* the case for the GPS Contour, since it's more expensive than the standard Contour WP housing and has a picture of the GPS Contour installed in it.

Rob Wykoff

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Hi Scott,

This is the Contour+ waterproof case. If you're looking for the Contour GPS waterproof case, search VHR0015 on Backcountry.com