Roscoe + Izzy The Dry Spell: Waterproof 🎒 Roll-top Bag/Sack for Adventure Seekers - Available in 3 Sizes! Review

At first glance I liked that the bag is not made of super tough nylon. It will be great for keeping clothes dry in my hiking back without taking up extra space. To test this, I simply loaded him with clothes and dunked him in the pool several times. Take things out and everything was dry. The bag serves its purpose!

This one is thin and light but works as advertised. As others have said, it's not big. Don't expect to fit a family of four's belongings in it. It is great for its intended purpose in the description - use in kayaking and canoeing. Love that it protects wet stuff from dry stuff but I really like it as an extra bag for my SUV roof basket. This protects part of the clothing and shoes from getting wet while driving.

Great pannier! I do quite a bit of canoeing and am always looking for cheap dry bags to keep my stuff dry. This one is very well built but not too heavy. To hold all of my hammock's insulation, I wish it had a handle or strap at the bottom as that feature makes it easier to remove bulky items from inside, but it's not a big deal. Overall this is great value for a great bag. .Highly recommended.

I bought this for everyday kayaking/canoeing. I've tried several dry packs and this is my favorite. Advantages: - It is soft and flexible - Highly visible - Eco-friendly packaging. Disadvantages: - no handle - no inside pocket. Change clothes and dive into a bag to simulate kayaking or sea kayaking. Everything inside stayed dry within 5 minutes of being submerged in water and being moved. Overall: This is a great bag for everyday use to keep your belongings dry and peace of mind. If you plan on

This little bag is ideal for day trips where there might be water. 10 liters doesn't fit much. In this bag I had a light jacket (in its own backpack), snacks, water shoes (I would add a separate zip after use if I went out) and my wallet in this bag. If I wanted to take spare running shoes instead if water shoes I don't think they would close. So if you're buying any of these things (which I swear by when I'm hiking and camping), you need to think about what you're going to pack before you buy,

I use it pretty much the opposite of most people looking for a durable waterproof bag to keep water out. I want the water to stay in the bag. This bag is perfect for that. I carry this bag when sailing Hobie Cat sailboats to use as a "support bag". Short version: Sometimes I don't have enough weight to right the boat after capsizing. . This waterproof bag can be filled with water and tied to the boat to add weight and get the boat upright again. I use a 20 liter bag to line our heavier boats…

Ok full disclosure. I received this product for free in exchange for an honest review. dry pockets. They are absolutely essential if you practice water sports. The only downside is that they all look like the remains of props from a 1970s diving movie -- you can choose from three exciting colors: grey-green, dull green-blue, and faded red. It's into this pool of "boring" dives that Roscoe dives and Izzy with a bright red stuff sack. It is green! How electric, almost neon green! You can buy it…

This is a much thinner material than my other dry bags. However, I tested it and it kept everything dry. I will continue to use thicker, heavier dry bags for my essentials (mostly things that keep me warm and dry). But I LOVE it for non-emergencies. It's very comfortable and looks great too! A nice addition is the detachable strap. My stuff sack had no tag even though the description said it was nylon. Not sure if it's waterproof due to the extremely tight weave or the coating. If there is a…