🎒 Osprey UltraLight 30 Dry Sack: Waterproof Storage Bag - One Size Review

Lightweight - look good - check if it will hold my snacks and anything I don't want to get wet/damp in my backpack! I can also handle wet clothes if I decide to jump into a mountain lake for a swim!

I took this dry pack to the northern US frontier waters last summer and was very pleased. Previous dry packs I've used have been very thick material, but the material on this Osprey is insanely thin so I was a bit skeptical at first. In the end, I'm glad I chose such a light and easy-to-pack package.

Used for Philmont Cavalcade (week riding). They were put on pack horses and survived the bondage and the rain. I chose them because the brand is highly recommended by other scouts and my son's backpack is from the same brand and has held up so well over the years. When deciding between this and other types, be careful not to put sharp objects inside. You close it by lowering the top and the result is a handle, but this bag is meant for packing, not carrying. Ideal for pack horses, canoes and…

These are my favorite dry bags. If I went canoeing now, I would trade them for a bag that floats. However, on my usual hikes, I very often pack my clothes in these bags and throw them in the car. I like that there are many different sizes - I think I have 3L, 8L, 12L, 20L and 30L bags. I use a 3 liter toiletry bag and one thing I would say is be careful if you bring razor blades. I have a few small holes in my toiletry bag, but I personally blame him for sticking the razor in the holes a few…