Ultra Dry Premium Waterproof Bag, Sack with phone dry bag and Long Adjustable Shoulder Strap Included, Perfect for Kayaking/Boating/Canoeing/Fishing/Rafting/Swimming/Camping

It's not my custom to give 5 stars right after getting a product but this product earned it.This bag did a stellar job and the water resistant phone case save my iPhone 7 plus fro certain water destruction.The scene: New to Kayaking I purchased the 20L Waterproof Bag thinking I might need to protect gear from wet. This would enable me to store items needing to stay dry under the deck at my feet. There is little to no room in Kayak hatches.The Ultra Dry Premium 20L bag caught my interest because it had nice handle and straps to carry it as a backpack. (any water trekker knows shorelines tend to be muddy slides or rocky all hands on deck climbs) and the phone case could dangle around my neck or be tied on board (has quick release buckle. (which was critical for me) Did a stream trek with multiple downed trees and one hair pin passage through newly downed trees completely covering the stream. I had let my daughter use the Kayak on this stretch little did we know we were coming up on this bushy situation. Another person in our group got hung up in the tangle and My daughter in my Kayak with iPhone in case and Ultra Dry bag onboard got distracted helping the other person and was soon sucked under the downed trees by the current. She quick thinking popped out of the Kayak tipping it into the full current submerging the Kayak with the Ultra Dry Premium 20L Waterproof bag below deck. Holding on with all her might to try to retain the kayak further down into the mess of branches I told her My iPhon is on there she was able to grasp it and pinch the release buckle one handed and recover it in time hand the phone over to some one else letting go of the Kayak to submerge disappearing under the brush and head down stream.Upon retrieving it down stream and draining it out there was the Ultra Dry Premium 20L bag still below deck. The Kayak was under water in rushing current for about 5 minutes recovered and drained after10 minutes. iPhone in dry bag was under water in current for 2 minutes. Results iPhone was completely dry. Ultra Dry Premium 20L Waterproof bag had a little seepage at the opening. There were drips of water inside the bag which was folded over three times and buckled but nothing was soaked didn't even think about checking the bag until we got to the takeout (for the Car Remotes which were not wet) an hour later. So I think this product saved the day.

My wife and I are cruising sailors and our boat is in French Polynesia. I don't leave the boat without all goods in a dry bag, but I'm tired of carrying around the weight in my hand as with my other dry bags. I've looked for a reasonably priced dry bag with shoulder straps and found this one on Amazon. We just returned from 3 months on the boat and I'd like to update my review.I am very pleased with the bag! It is very durable and the model that I bought, the 20L, holds all that I normally carry: laptop, iPad, camera, sunglasses case, water bottle, etc. I can't get an unbroken baguette into it ;-), or my machete for cracking coconuts, but everything else fits well. It stows to nothing, is fairly lightweight, and I do love the usably-sized carrying handle. After several months of regular use, my bag is still completely waterproof. Every time we take the dingy to shore, the loaded bag gets set into the inevitable rain water in the bottom, but I have no worries. I think it's a bargain at the price. The ultimate compliment, I guess, is that I'm buying one for my wife since she saw how enamored I was with mine.

I bought two of the 20 liter waterproof bags these to stick in my kayak to keep food and clothes dry on kayak camping trips. They feel solid, well made and much more rubbery than other dry bags I own. I particularly like the handle. It's convenient to grab the handle when shoving a bag in and out of the hatch on a kayak.The bags came with bonus phone dry bags (with clear windows). I am not brave enough to test out the bonus phone bag by dunking my phone under water, but it looks well made and it fits my largish smart phone well.I would say the construction is top notch. There are D-rings to connect two shoulder straps so you can carry the dry bag like a backpack. Since this is not a backpack, I suggest that it might not be comfortable for a long hike, but this is a dry bag, not an actual backpack. There is a large handle on top that is grippy and comfortable, and it looks like it is pretty strong. It is attached with some thick reinforcing material so I expect it will last well.Does it keep out water? I didn't dunk test it, but it kept my gear dry in the rain. If anyone wants me to dunk test it, I'll be happy to and post an update.My wife and I took the two bags plus a couple of other dry bags on a camping trip last weekend. At 20 liters, the bags are a nice size to fit in the smaller forward compartment in my kayak. I filled one dry bag with my sleeping bag, a fairly large inflatable pillow (with memory foam) a couple of pairs of shorts, extra underwear, socks, shirts, and a pair of hiking pants, and I could have fit even more if I wanted. My wife also had plenty of room for her gear.

I took this bag out over the weekend for a kayaking trip. I decided to test it right away, so included in my gear was a cheap ham radio (Baofeng UV-5R). I was playing in the waves since it was warm and sunny all weekend. After awhile I had taken on quite a bit of water, enough for the bag to be sloshing around in it. Stopped to dump the kayak and check the bag, not a drop of water inside. A job well done.After the promising results, I decided a tougher test was in order. So today when I got home, I put a dumbbell in it and sank it to the bottom of my rain barrel (~4ft). Understand, this is not what dry bags are for! They're not really meant to be submerged​ for extended periods. Left it there for 5 minutes, there was a small stream of bubbles coming up the entire time, but to my surprise there was only maybe a teaspoon of water inside. Not enough to make a sock damp, let's put it that way. Not too shabby for a torture test.I didn't use the phone case, as I have a waterproof speaker box that I use to play music and podcasts on longer trips. I did test it as suggested, went to a soccer game, forgot about it, noticed it still underwater in the sink the next morning, perfectly dry. Honestly, I'll probably store the state required paperwork that has to be on the boat in it from now on.

Item received in a used condition, scratched with black stains all over it. Phone dry bag was no where to be found. Bonus items included a shoe lace and some sand inside the bag!

This product arrived promptly and was clean and well packaged. And by well packaged I mean it came in a sturdy re-usable clear bag that has a press-stud so you can use it to store some clothes or belongings in, then put it inside the main bag. There's even a hole on the bottom of the clear bag so you can fold the bag in half and still use the press-stud! I love that sort of attention to detail!And now, the waterproof bag itself... Also great!! I ordered the black 20L - that's about the size of two or three fully-laden toilet roll stands - and managed to fit all my camping gear in it, specifically:* 1-man bivy tent: https://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/product/B01M1VBFJX/* Lightweight sleeping bag: https://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/product/B00M94394E/* Self-inflating mat: https://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/product/B01M1VBFJX/* Inflatable pillow: https://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/product/B01MDS4OKK/And did I mention the clear plastic bag the product was delivered in? Yeah, that's in there too with change of clothing. And there's still a bit of wiggle room for some other bits and pieces.To ensure comfort I also ordered two non-slip strap pads (specifically these ones: https://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/product/B004R7LGO6/ - there are loads of others on Amazon) and they made the whole thing perfect. I've now got an entire camping holiday in a very comfy, lightweight and waterproof sack on my back. I'm really delighted how this little project has turned out - gone are the days when I'd be lugging something the size of an oblong poo-throwing chimpanzee on my back!Oh, and the phone case - almost forgot... I wasn't planning to use it, but it's small and the strap is smooth and comfortable, so why not?! Looks big enough to fit most modern mobile phones, and certainly my iPhone. I've not tested it fully yet, but it looks well made and should be suitable for your needs.

Ich habe diese tolle Tasche vor einer Paddeltour gekauft. Eigentlich ist es einSack und wie ein Rucksack von oben zu befüllen.Wir hatten viel Regen und es schwappte schon mal Wasser ins Boot, aber die Tasche hat immer alles trocken gehalten!Das Material ist schön biegsam, ca. 3mm dick, wirklich kein Billigkram, und die Farbe ist ein "sonniges" Maisgelb.Der Preis für diese Qualität ist sehr günstig, außerdem erhielt ich sehr freundliche Emails vom Hersteller.Kurz: ein rundum empfehlenswertes Teil!P.S.: Die Handytasche habe ich nicht benutzt; sie macht aber ebenfalls einen sehr soliden Eindruck.

Ich bin sehr zufrieden mit dem drybag. Es ist schon mehrmals zum Einsatz gekommen auf dem Kajak und im strömenden Regen am Strand. Der Inhalt ist komplett trocken geblieben, es ist sehr dicht, die Farbe toll und die Möglichkeit die Tasche als Rucksack zu tragen, ist optimal.

Wir waren auf der Suche nach einer wasserdichten Tasche für unsere Familienausflüge. Die Tasche sollte Kamera, Handys und auch Wechselklamotten unserer kleineren Kinder aufnehmen können und ich wollte gerne eine Rucksack Funktion haben. Immer alles nur an einer Hand schleppen ist dann doch irgendwann mal anstrengend und ich hab die Hände nicht für die Kinder frei.Diese Tasche hat uns bislang überzeugt. Gute Verarbeitung und kein Geruch nach Chemie und Plastik, auch nicht beim Auspacken.Die extra Handy Hülle funktioniert auch ohne Probleme.Wir sind sehr zufrieden!