🌊 WILD HEART Waterproof Duffel Bag: Ultimate Gear for Kayaking, Camping, Boating & More! Review

Glad I waited until I found the double layer version of this bag to buy. The construction seems solid enough to last with normal care for such a bag. The bag attaches securely with the included straps, and the extender-type elastic strap is a nice bonus. Anyone considering this bag (I bought the .66L but I assume all sizes are the same quality) will be very pleased I think. I've used dry bags for camping, canoeing, and motorcycling for years and they work just as well as the ones I've paid a…

I love the quality of this product! It's bigger than I imagined, so it fits me for a weekend of cycling. I have an HD Sportster and the felt bags ruined the look. It has a strong Velcro closure at the opening. You simply fold it to the thickness you packed it with. Straps were included to attach it to the bike. The material is thick but not too thick to be bulky and it's waterproof. I like the bright yellow color so the car behind me is more visible even in a downpour. This safety feature drew…

Very Heavy Materials. I don't doubt its longevity, but be careful what you constantly rely on in your travels. additional protection and durability of the bag. It's just my preventative thing. I have a 100L and wanted to see a size comparison with this 66L. Both carry my Coleman Hooligan 2 tent and carry a bag inside the tents. 66L, it fits perfectly, wall to wall, no tight or stretchy seams. There is room for other devices. I prefer the 100l because it allows for more gear right on either side

I received the 40 liter version of this bag. The bag is made of a typical waterproof PVC material. .The air valve allows you to reduce space by leaving the valve open to push the air out of the bag and then closing the valve to keep the air out. The best thing about the bag is that you attach the buckles to fixed points on your bike. for example posts or handrails or a frame. These fixed buckles attach to the buckles of the bag and you can leave the fixed buckles on the bike. So you can remove…

I just drove 1068 miles round trip to stay on a mountainside for four days. I used this large bag to compensate for the loss of capacity when switching from hard to soft baskets. I didn't want to pack my 80L Terraframe on my bike so it was a good compromise. I stuffed it to the brim with everything I needed and it more than passed the test. I was particularly pleased with how it handled impacts against rocks and other objects (like Missouri cacti) without cracking or popping. or leak. The…

While planning a week long motorcycle trip with friends, I was looking for a quality bag for my hiking gear. I was planning to buy a motorcycle brand duffel bag for almost four times the price until a friend of mine shared this with me. He bought one of these bags along with matching panniers to outfit his bike and I thought why not give it a try. To be honest, I'm not one to take risks with "nameless" equipment, especially on a trip like this, but I decided to give it a try and I'm very happy…