Broken bones can be such a bummer, especially if you like taking showers or going swimming.
We tested the Dry Pro during spring break in Florida. It really worked. My 12-year-old son went from beached because of a broken hand to waterlogged over the six days.
Dry Pro kept the cast dry, just as it said it would. You simply slip the rubber latex sleeve over the cast, pump out the air with a little hand pump that disconnects and hit the water. When you’re done, slip it off, dry it (we found it is better to turn it inside out to dry since otherwise it has a tendency to smell) and it’s ready to use another time. My son liked being able to swim, but didn’t like having to wear the bright blue sleeve because he said it made his arm sweat. He also didn’t like the attention it brought—so many people came up to us asking about it and wanted to know where to get one, too.
The Dry Pro retails for $35.95-$39.95 for arm covers and $36.95-40.95 for leg covers. Price varies based on size and half or full limb coverage. For more information or to order, go to www.drycorp.com.