🌊 aLOKSAK Waterproof Bags - Small Multi-pack (4.75" x 4", 4"x 6.5", 6.25"x 5.25",8.4"x 5.25",8.4"x 5.25") - Enhanced for SEO Review

I use them as first aid and survival kits in my backpacks and game bags. These bags are great for keeping things dry. They are stronger than grocery storage bags so they will last much longer if items like first aid kits and firefighting kits can be stored inside. I have different sizes for different purposes. They are large enough for documents and larger items.

I bought these to carry small "snoopy" items in my backpack for everyday use such as Band-Aids, OTC meds and the like . Ordinary zippered plastic bags were no good. These packages are AMAZING. They hold up well to bumps and bumps from other items in my bag. An added benefit is that they are thick/durable enough to be used as a chest closure if you have duct tape. It's always nice to have versatile items!

I paid $12.25, all inclusive, for this set of 4 clear plastic bags. It's not cheap, but once you use them you'll see how useful they are beyond a simple zip lock. They're thicker, have reinforced edges, a secure zipper, and are made in the USA. Check the dimensions of these four packs carefully and measure your need. I use one for my iPhone, one for my Suunto compass, one for my passport and bills and one for my first aid kit. By the way, I'm going on a Himalayan trek and this all goes into my…

I like aLoksak but keep getting 4 packs with a damaged item. First was the exact size I needed with a slot between the gaskets. I returned the set and bought it again. The second set came with a different sack that was cut between the seals. I put a piece of fabric in each of the 4 sizes and water tested before sending back just to see if it was worth returning and buying a 3rd time. None of them, including the slotbag, have leaked. I think these seals are pretty tight. :) So yes good luck…

Bought a small pack to carry snacks, lunch and street junk (for packing) while hiking the Florida Trail and Appalachian Trail. I was looking for durability, functionality and some odor protection from both small and large critters. So far I've had great luck with the durability and functionality of these bags. The smaller ones are good for stowing snacks in the waistbelt pockets. I like the reassurance of not carrying the smell of my snacks in my hipbelt pocket, and I'm less likely to wake up…

I have tested these guys at home in the sink and pool. I filled each with paper towels and placed them in a sink with hot water, then took them out and placed them in another sink with cold water. not a single drop of water seeped through. I also ran this test twice, once without pushing air into the bag and the second time pushing air out. Then it was time for the pool test. I put new paper towels in each bag. I left air in them for this test as this puts more pressure on the pouch. I have a…

I think they will last a lot longer considering the price but one of mine may have only broken 20-50 times after opening/closing? I have to guess, of course, but it wasn't really long. Opened and closed while figuring out how to pack it, and maybe a week or two of use before the top plastic separated from the zipper/closure. Now I have to carefully open it without attaching the plastic lip to grab and pull. It's good that such waterproof bags exist, but what's the point if they break so easily?