Piscifun LT Dry Bag Waterproof, Floating Dry Backpack, Lightweight Waterproof Dry Bag With Waist Pouch And Phone Case For Kayaking, Camping, Beach, Boating & Swimming For Men & Women 10L,20L,30L,40L Review

Very comfortable to use. The bookbag is made of a material very similar to umbrella material. It's allot thinner than i thought. Not good for the beach if left open. Sand sticks to the inside. Quality is good however and i would buy again.

I especially liked the phone dry bag, which worked great and I was able to take good pictures through it in wet conditions (but I didn't try it underwater).

Bag does what it’s supposed to do and the extra phone bag and hip pouch come in handy for excursions and things like that. You can’t fill the bag up that much or it rolls back open but as long as you’re mindful of that you’ll have no issues.

An unexpected shower does not have to be considered an emergency to protect fragile camera gear and electronics.Light-weight. Well-made. Excellent quality. If you need a backpack that is also a dry sack, this one is outstanding.

Shame on me for not reading the reviews before I ordered this.The bag is light weight, water resistant nylon. It’s definitely not a waterproof bag.That aside, the fabric is not very strong so the bag won’t last long if you carry heavier items, will be trekking through areas where tree branches will frequently scratch it, or are a person who just tosses their bag instead of gently placing it on the ground.Yeah the color (yellow) is perfect, the reflection strip for safety is a great touch and…

I bought two of these for our upcoming trip to Alaska. I only just received them. They look well made, and the phone pouches are water tight. Be careful that the clear plastic part is straight before closing the fasteners. Works well if you're careful. I did not test the waterproof quality of the backpack yet, but the snaps all work well, and the straps look secure and comfortable.

Perfect for kayaking, keeps lunch and emergency stuff dry and secure. Not very comfortable for extended wear, at least for me (I'm a big guy). But for a quick hike up a beach or something easy, works perfect. The add ons are of limited use to me, but not useless.

Just the right size. Big enough without being so large that it becomes heavy. Solid construction. My guide was impressed.

I ordered the larger size (40L) and the fabric is just a bit too light for what the bag can carry at that size. Two rips in the first trip.

Used for kiteboarding. 2 or 3 spills per session resulted in flooding of bag. Gave it 3 stars because would be good for casual splashing of kayaking or boating, but not when momentarily submerged.

It’s a good size for a day on the water. I like that the outside pockets aren’t so tight that you can’t use them… these are roomy and nice.The shoulder straps have zero padding though so I wouldn’t plan on wearing it for long stretches.It’s rated IPX 5 so you can’t expect it to stay dry if it gets submerged but it will keep things dry for regular boating or paddling activities as long as you don’t capsize.To be fair… I haven’t tested it submerged, I’m just going off the IPX rating.

I only just received this item. It looks well made, and the phone pouches are water tight. Be careful that the clear plastic part is straight before closing the fasteners. Works well if you're careful. I did not test the waterproof quality of the backpack yet, but the snaps all work well, and the straps look secure and comfortable.

We bring in our cruise last week. When stop on one of Port it raining all day it save all pur things we carry. All dry inside bag.