🎒 Grizzly Peak 3L Dri-Tech Waterproof Dry Satchel – Lightweight Roll-Top Dry Bag with Adjustable Strap for Camping & Outdoor Activities, IP66 Protection for Valuables & Belongings Review

The shape and size fits well with the seat behind the kayak seats. For the price, these bags are definitely worth buying. Reliable and simple - that's exactly what I needed.

Good enough bag but these models create a watertight seal by rolling the top down and then using snap buckles to secure the role to hold tight. At this size, if you have a waterproof seal, you'll fit in a palm-sized pocket. It seems that someone who hasn't actually used the product "scaled down" the design of the larger bag. This leaves you with a bulky bag but with tiny storage space. I would recommend something with a print (like a zipper) that takes up less space.

I really wanted to like this bag but the lack of design was immediately apparent. Roll the lid as many times as you want, the bag will never be waterproof because it cannot stay rolled up tightly. Two clips on either side hold the roll in place, but nothing prevents the material from unraveling on its own. Well designed dry bags have a built in strap that secures the center of the roll. It's not like this. You end up with a messy mess that can't even contain your frustration.

The shape and size fits well behind the kayak seats. For the price, these bags are definitely worth buying. Reliable and simple - that's exactly what I needed.

Bag good enough, but these models create a watertight seal by turning the top down and then using snaps to hold the reel in place. At this size, if you have a waterproof seal, you'll fit in a palm-sized pocket. It seems that someone who hasn't actually used the product "scaled down" the design of the larger bag. This leaves you with a bulky bag but with tiny storage space. I would recommend something with a print (like a zipper) that takes up less space.

I really wanted this bag to please, but the lack of design was immediately apparent. Roll the lid as many times as you want, the bag will never be waterproof because it cannot stay rolled up tightly. Two clips on either side hold the roll in place, but nothing prevents the material from unraveling on its own. Well designed dry bags have a built in strap that secures the center of the roll. It's not like this. You end up with a messy mess that can't even contain your frustration.