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Fusion’s StereoActive with ActiveSafe case can make watersports all the more fun.
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Yachting tested the Fusion StereoActive and ActiveSafe. Zach Stovall

This stereo has a pliable, polycarbonate chassis that is impact- and heat-resistant. Fusion’s StereoActive ($299) also has an IPX7 waterproof rating; it should survive for half an hour in a few feet of water. The ActiveSafe watertight case is ideal if the stereo might endure more than a few minutes in the drink.

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Even with the ActiveSafe case, the StereoActive’s total weight is just 4.1 pounds, making it viable for kayaking, canoeing or paddleboarding. The unit is secured with heavy-duty adhesive and a puck mount.

Based on our test, the stereo’s rubberized buttons are easy to press while holding a paddle, and the system’s overall sound quality is solid whether you’re playing the radio or using the Bluetooth function by connecting your iPhone or Android device via the Fusion-Link app.

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The StereoActive has large, durable buttons on top. Zach Stovall
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The Fusion ActiveSafe is a watertight case for storing valuable. Zach Stovall
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