📷 HEETA 3-Pack Clear Waterproof Dry Bag: The Ultimate Solution for Protecting Camera, Phone, Maps - Ideal for Kayaking, Boating & Document Storage Review

Fully waterproof. Thick vinyl plastic that is clear. The top folds in for a tight seal and is then held in place with Velcro.

These aren't the thinnest or thickest pouches when it comes to utility. They've done well on our kayaking adventures and I think we'll live off them for two to three years.

is not durable at all. The bag was torn open just before the actual return date. I didn't take immediate action to return it and now I can't return it.

When the bag is closed properly and there are no tears, it keeps everything very, very dry. But! The lace puts a lot of pressure on the laces, making them easy to tear. A little too easy.

My old waterproof gear bags were last in the kayak in May 2021. I decided to replace them with these. I was surprised. They are stronger, cleaner, and have better waterproof mechanisms than my others. I am very comfortable.

I had a digital camera in Alaska to photograph bears. The last two days the weather was somewhere between fog and continuous rain. I just put my camera in a large bag around my neck and could wait for a break in the rain to start filming again.

I used one of these to store a cell phone - the top seal worked great, both gussets around the holes for tying something came loose. This resulted in two round holes in the pocket when I was fly fishing and water got into the pocket and my phone was completely submerged - on the third use. Look for another brand.

Purchased to protect maps and guidebooks when hiking. They certainly seem to be the best protection from the rain compared to a simple zipped bag. The only slight downside I can understand is that they are made out of stronger plastic so are a little harder to put in your pocket and don't fold easily. Even if you're an "ouncer," add a few ounces.

Used all 3 for a weekend trip to the beach. The largest case fits the 12.9 inch iPad Pro perfectly. The medium size fits the Galaxy Note 20 Ultra in a heavy case with plenty of space. The smallest case is perfect for my Galaxy S8. The first 3 days they were great. On the last day of the trip, the middle pocket tore the plastic where the velcro was attached. I do not recommend using a lanyard to carry devices inside, the lanyard tore the plastic due to the weight of the device.