🎒 Gold Coast Gear Dry Bag Roll Top Waterproof Sack: Ultimate Adventure Essential for Camping, Hiking, Kayaking, Fishing, and More! Review

Super cheap bag but it works. Plenty of space, good closures, straps included. Bought to keep the electronics in the kayak.

I wanted dry bags to keep my camping gear dry and organized. Haven't soaked them yet, but they're good for organizing gear.

Hell yeah! I took 30 liters in a kayak for 2 days and 1 night at a camp on the river. My tent and sleeping bag stayed dry the entire 12 miles. The material is more PVC/Rubber than my Field and Stream 20L but it still works great. The handle and strap were solid.

This is amazing. I wasn't sure how big they were based on the 10L, 20L sizes. I originally ordered 10L and decided to go back and get 20. It's the perfect size for my phone, car keys, towel and some snacks. kayaking. The material is very durable, almost rubberized canvas. It seals and stays tight and floats. Best buy for this price!

Excellent dryer for packaging food on the hunt. The strap that comes with the bag allows you to hang it from a tree in bear country. I would recommend this 5 liter tank for dry packed food and kitchen utensils. I was able to fit a 7 day kibble into a 5 liter bag and it held up well in Uintahs through the snowy and rainy seasons. Stitching is good and tight, looks well constructed. I use

5 liter bag perfect for my wallet, phone, jacket and snacks/drinks for my LO when we go to the park. I usually use my backpack; Now that the rainy season has arrived I have had to look for waterproof alternatives to continue our walks in the area. Upon arrival there is a faint smell of plastic which dissipates fairly quickly and doesn't make me sick. It also comes with a strap to convert the dry bag into a shoulder bag/backpack perfect for playing in the park.

I bought this for a grocery packing bag. I didn't think it was that hard. 10 liters weighs about a pound. This is a great weight for other sports, but not for light mountaineering. It fits perfectly in my 48L backpack but is too bulky/heavy for anything longer than a 3 day hike. It's great for other purposes. I will use it when kayaking or car camping. It seems extremely durable. Easily deflate before rolling down and bending. I received a light green and the photo listed online matches the…

Although I ended up returning the product I still recommend it albeit with a few caveats. I was very pleased that the material is thicker than expected. The clips that close it are very strong. Haven't checked for leaks yet but the seams look well taped. My main criticism (and the reason I'm returning it) is based on how the seller listed the measurements. 2L is listed as 7x5, but after folding the top 3 times as instructed, the usable space in the bag is much less than expected. You lose about