Review on 🌊 KastKing Cyclone Seal Dry Bag: Ultimate Waterproof Solution with Phone Case & Front Zippered Pocket - Ideal for Beach, Fishing, Kayaking, Boating, Hiking, Camping, Biking, and Skiing by Tyler Kota

I needed a stuff sack mainly for dry storage when I was fishing in a kayak so I went looking. I first noticed the Kast King drybags because of their fair price. They had a few extra features that other dry bags in this price range didn't have, so I went with one. Here is my experience with it. The material of the dry bag is pretty much what you would expect from any other dry bag. However, the seams, especially the bottom, are particularly well taped compared to my other pack sacks. But what made it different was the included shoulder strap on the 20 liter bag. This one feature makes the Kast King 20L Dry Bag far more useful than the others. let me explain. With larger bags you might expect an additional carrying method (shoulder strap), with smaller pack sacks this is usually not the case. Cust King achieved this by wearing a shoulder strap (attached with D-rings) on their 20L bags. I don't usually need a bag bigger than 20 liters to carry all my stuff and I don't like carrying a huge bag just for the shoulder strap. Now I can only wear what I need and still have my hands free. On the outside, they even added a waterproof flat pocket big enough to put your phone, car keys, wallet, etc. Another impressive feature is the sealing of the main compartment. . To be honest I'm not sure if any other brand does this, but Kast King is the first thing that caught my eye. They use a clear vinyl strip around the main opening and it doesn't look like much at first glance, but tell you what, that suction cup seals the air tight. Even with a fold and buckle, you can't force the air out of the bag. Fold the top a few times as intended and no air or water gets in or out. . And since it's made of PVC, it's very easy to clean. The photo was taken on my recent trout fishing trip and although she wasn't in a kayak, I lugged my lunch, stove and snacks on the way and trash on the way out. And before you ask, I already had a backpack but this is my tackle bag so I used a Kast King dry bag for extra items. Overall good job Kast King.