RUNCL Waterproof ANCOHUMA Compression Backpack Review

Finally found a dry bag that has all the features I need for fishing. It's the perfect size to accommodate multiple dividers for all of my tackle, hooks, lures and lures. The zippers are waterproof, so it stays dry inside. All exterior pockets allow me to stow my phones, keys and other essentials out of the bag, away from the water and my fishing gear. Durable and comfortable straps fit well on one or both shoulders. The top snaps work well to securely fasten the top of the bag. I received the…

I spent a few hours researching and browsing through bags and chose this one as the reviews were mostly positive. I have a small dry bag from another company and wanted a larger size to fit my camera while kayaking. Of course I wanted to test the bag before I put my camera in it. I filled it with paper. and folded 4 times at the top and trimmed as indicated. The first thing I noticed was that there is NO real seal at the top like there is on my other stuff sack. Double zip pocket like seal. I…

Drybag is essential when you want to keep your gear and bag dry. I used a 30L white dry bag on a fishing trip this winter and it was very convenient to put the bag on the snow and not worry about my stuff getting wet or dirty. I look forward to surfing and kayak fishing. The bonus phone holder is also well made and waterproof. I've had several popular dry bag brands and this one is just as well made. Pros: Waterproof and airtight. Continuous. I tested it with a 32 pound weight. I really like…

This bag is great! I thought it would only be in a plastic bag or no bag at all, but it comes bagged and then placed in a nice box that protects it in transit. I couldn't wait so I took it with me for my morning walk this morning and it was very comfortable. The 30 liter size is perfect to carry everything you need for a short day hike or a long hike. hanging nicely from a tree in case it is needed for food storage and protection from predators/scavengers. You can adjust the straps to make it…

I bought a 30 liter green bag to store and protect my fishing gear. I live in PNW where it rains most of the year. I had trouble keeping my gear dry which meant it would get rusty or dirty if I didn't lay it out to dry when I got home which would make a mess. We fish all year round in rain, snow, 28 degree weather etc. I can fit a large tool holder, my gloves, hat, raincoat, lunch, camp stove, bottle of water and fillet knife in it. Inside pocket no problem. There's also a medium sized outer…

I bought a 10 liter snorkel, the perfect size for river rafting. I rolled it up as directed and put my small items in a plastic freezer bag just in case, and I'm glad I did because things got really wet. I had a rolled up towel in my bag and I think it soaked up all the water that got in because when I got the towel out to use it it was damp. Nothing was damaged by the freezer bag, but I wouldn't trust it without the added protection. I suggest adding a towel when in doubt to absorb moisture. I