🌊 Gonex Floating Waterproof Dry Bag 3-Pack: Ultimate Storage Solution for Water Sports with Phone Pouch & Shoulder Strap Review

Excellent waterproof stuff sacks. Keeps your stuff nice and dry. They are highly water resistant and even buoyant. I like bright colors so they are easy to find. Very easy to use. Simply pack things in, fold the bag a few times and fasten with the buckle. They even come with a carrying strap.

First. It's very economical. Second. It is well made and has the right thickness to weight ratio to store and protect your gear in large bags or backpacks. You don't need thicker material than necessary, which adds unnecessary weight. You also don't need a thinner material that can tear at the wrong moment.

I bought these dry bags for me and my husband. It uses 12 liters in the trunk of this bike and I use 4 and 8 liters in my motorcycle backpack. A motorcycle backpack is considered waterproof; However, I live in the Pacific Northwest and rain is an issue. I think these dry bags will do the job. I will update the review if anything changes.

I love that I now have a set of matching high visibility waterproof bags on my fishing kayak. They have handy D-rings to attach to the boat and the three sizes give me a lot of options. I use one for clothing, one for first aid and tools, and one for various other gear. The separate cell phone pocket was useful and saved me the hassle of opening my pockets frequently. These are high quality, well-made products.

We have a boat and bought another waterproof bag. While it's certainly durable, it's very heavy, very bulky and I wanted something different. I ordered this set of three packs and am more than satisfied. I could easily fit a large men's zip hoodie into the smallest pocket, so I know a large bag can fit a towel or two or "a whole bunch of stuff" that we want to keep dry while we're out and about . What I like most about these bags is that they are not very heavy and stiff. They're easier to work

I bought 2 sets of bags to use for different things on our sailboat. We like the small size to keep all our stuff organized in the backpacks when we go ashore. I use them to lift things into the cockpit while sailing. Not only do things stay dry, but they don't fly either. The bags are lightweight but definitely waterproof when properly rolled up. They are not as heavy as our Sealine bags but have a very different purpose. I would suggest using them for anything that might get wet near water or

I bought this set for a trip to Thailand last year. I was planning to use the largest (12L) dry bag for beach days, but ended up using it to ship half my luggage back with a friend because I had packed too many clothes. A waterproof phone case came in handy when kayaking. It kept my phone dry and I could take photos with it even when it was in my pocket. Haven't had a chance to test them in the water yet, but they are much lighter and more compact than some previous dry models. The bags I had…

These bags have a smooth synthetic lining and a water-resistant finish. When I first saw openings in bags I thought that they are not very effective as they cannot be closed with a zipper. Just two flat strips of plastic next to each other and a clasp. But once you roll them up and snap the clasp, nothing will get in or out! Just two quick twists were enough to make it completely sealed, even when I squeezed the pouch. Haven't used them outside yet (winter!) but I put a paper towel inside…