🎒 Acrodo Floating Waterproof Dry Bag Backpack - 15L Tactical Bagpack for Survival, Camping & Hiking, Prepping & Waterproofing Supplies Review

I liked this backpack, it looks good and is the perfect size, I like the fact that it can be turned into a backpack but it was torn at the seam when the Page the second day I took it on a trip to Hawaii hoping to keep all my stuff together and dry while I hiked and took it to the beach and got wet, buckled I finally bought some tape and patched it up it together. for the rest of the way. I wish I could say I'd buy it again, but now I'm a bit reluctant to find myself back in the middle of a trip

This was a very affordable stuff sack that does its job very well. If you fill it with air and then close the lid, it will float in the water. It's great for keeping all your stuff dry while kayaking or kayaking. The only thing that can become a problem in the future is that the part you open can wear out. I really like how this particular stuff sack can be worn as a backpack. Most others I've seen only have one strap, which can be uncomfortable on your shoulder. I would definitely buy it as a…

I like going to the beach for kiting and photo shoots, but I get annoyed when sand and water cover my stuff. This bag was the perfect solution! The included straps work great, but the way they connect makes it fit a little differently than a regular backpack. That being said the whole reason it is waterproof and it works GREAT! No more shaking sand off things you've had to sit on for a minute and worrying about something falling into the water when you're looking around the shore. Definitely…

Bought a black bag for a trip to Mexico as we wanted to spend a lot of time at the beach and also wanted to go snorkeling. We packed a couple of hotel towels, a change of clothes, sunscreen, a sunglass case, cell phones, a solar charger and a small professional case. We have found not to keep it in direct sunlight as the material becomes very soft and potentially too pliable. Probably because of this, a small tear was found near one of the buckles. We continued to use the backpack to carry…

I gave this bag to my husband who likes hiking and needs to protect his personal belongings from rain or water in general. At first glance I would say that this bag looks big enough. I took it in black. They come in transparent, fancy colors, but who wants others to see what's in your bag? Easy to close and with instructions for use. There is also a link for more information online. The seals seem strong, so they should be pretty tight, but we'll see that shortly after we run the experiment on…

Today I had the opportunity to test this bag in the field. It rained pretty much non-stop and I took the opportunity to take my bag with me for trout fishing. Pros: The build quality is good. Thick material with dense it seems. Definitely waterproof as my extra fleece and personal items stayed dry in the rain. The size is also a plus. He's more than I expected. Cons: The only downside I had was that it wasn't a real backpack. They are equipped with two straps (without padding) that attach to…

Kayaking is a lot of fun! Having an ordinary backpack is very scary. Imagine yourself tipping over and what's keeping your stuff out of order. Will it definitely suck? Be it a boat, kayak, canoe. Etc. You always want your belongings to be safe! This waterproof bag is amazing! He swims! It's so nice that I don't have to worry about my stuff and my friends' stuff getting wet or lost. Of course, when you're at the lake, you can't leave anything valuable at your chosen location. I'm pretty sure you

I took this to the beach when we went on vacation to the Caribbean and it was the best decision! Before leaving, I carefully studied how best to protect your valuables. Answers? Take them with you! If you leave your belongings on the beach, sooner or later your luck will run out and they will be stolen. I have a hard time parting with my camera, especially when we're in exotic locations and I don't want to keep running back into the room. With this stuff sack I could take our things with me…

Well, to start with, I definitely recommend not using the transparent version when it gets really hot! I used it rafting in 75 degree sunny weather and I could see the effect on the backpack, it just seemed like the material was softening. They mention it in the description, but I don't think the mid 70's counted as "hot". It was definitely a good size, I had a small blanket, my iPad, phone, book and a light sweater and I was definitely not stuffed. Dryness; All my stuff stayed dry and no water

I have done a lot of research on bicycle saddlebags (saddlebags) and was concerned by the amount of negative feedback that the attachment and support systems for these specially designed bags fail at the worst possible time (often in the middle of a journey) and for suitcases of every price range and brand. So I started to wonder if there was a dry bag (made of the same material as waterproof baskets) with attachment mechanisms that could serve this purpose at a lower cost and with less risk of