MIER Waterproof Dry Duffel Bag: Airtight TPU Dry Bag for Outdoor Adventures - Motorcycle, Kayaking, Rafting, Skiing, Travel, Hiking, Camping Review

I ordered this bag because it fits perfectly in the trunk of my Fiat 124. Perfect fit. Not too tall to block my rear view and not too wide, but best of all it lays flat on the counter thanks to the flat bottom. So when it rains and the wind blows, the bag stays in place and my stuff stays dry. All right - I also took the 40 liters - for short trips. I just can't match the ease with which I can double my dry trunk space. For the price - simply unbeatable.

So I really like the bag. It's the perfect size, not bulky and fits everything I need and is very well built. However, the vinyl is starting to fade badly and I don't keep it in the sun that often, only when I'm on a boat. I'm not sure how long it will take for the sun damage to take effect, but I'm hoping it takes time. it was maybe 5 months.

This is a great holdall and it is waterproof. I closed it and put it on top and it didn't collapse. It comes with zip lube and has plenty of attachment points to attach it or tie things to it. By my standards it seems indestructible. And I'm tough on things. My regular use is what the manufacturer calls a torture test. My only issue with the bag is its odd shape. Due to the oval cylinder, it is very inconvenient to carry around. If I had to take another I would take the regular round bag they…

Well, first of all, this isn't a Yeti. But did you think it would be like this? However, for 1/6 the price of a Panga 50 it is amazing. I bought a 40L to take the bike with me overnight, for weekends or longer trips to strap onto my touring backpack. Haven't taken it on a trip yet, but it fits in a full size Harley touring backpack like it was made for it. I closed it and blew air in to make sure it was fully inflated, then squeezed it as hard as I could and no air was leaking. Buy it, you will

This is a solid construction of the bag and I would rate it 100% apart from the fact that the reinforcement material supports the places where the handles are sewn to the bag is quite stiff and sharp and grabs the area between your nails and causes a rather painful separation of the skin from one of those nails. I've learned to be very careful when touching or wrapping it, it really needs some sort of urethane tape to keep those sharp edges from showing. Also, this is a very durable bag and has

I do a lot of canoeing and kayaking so I need a bag for extra clothes, gloves, hats, first aid kit and a small lunch. All of these items must be kept dry. Haven't had a spill yet but dropped the bag to see how well it floated. With all my gear, he's floating high in the water. So, worried about the lightning, I held the bag under water for at least a minute. Not a single drop of water got into the bag. I think what I like best about this bag is that I don't have to unfold it to get to the items

The bag is amazing. I was looking for a waterproof bag for a multi-day motorcycle trip and I'm glad I chose this one. I packed everything up and tied it to the back of my BMW F700GS. The bag has great attachment points - I just threaded two elastic cords through the small grommets on the bag and it held up great. I covered it with a rubber band. Cargo net, but to be honest it was overkill. The bag is really airtight - after closing it I had to unzip it a bit to let the air out of the bag and it

I purchased this bag after seeing the Yeti Panga and NRS Expedition zippered dry bags on a recent raft trip. I really wanted to like this bag because I need a quick way to access my gear and keep it dry. Unfortunately I will send it back and explain why. It's a decent bag, but at over $100 it should be a bit heavier. I'd love to try it and see if it works, but I tend to just spend more for a prettier bag the first time and not bother. Although the build quality (stitching, seams, handles…