Earth Pak Waterproof Dry Bag - Roll Top Waterproof Backpack Sack Keeps Gear Dry for Kayak with Waterproof Phone Case

Purchased for Kaua’i trip. Packed my Rainleaf microfiber 72x40” towel, Ziitop water shoes, snacks, change of clothes, attached Sukeen cooling towel to the little built in circle at bottom of bags where you could attach keys. This comes with a phone case also. It is rolled into it when you unpack it initially. Used both on a Napoli Catamaran tour -stuffed it under the seat and did not have to worry about contents rolling out and everywhere. Believe me it is so much more functional than a Bogg bag. 😂 used it at beaches and tubing. Contents stayed dry. The strap was great- I even carried it like a purse a few times. I loved the forest green color. Closure was very easy and I did not notice an odor other than what you would expect from this type of material. When I got home I used it a water park and stuffed it into a locker also. Would buy again and highly recommend. The 10ml is the perfect size for 1 person doing day trips. I put my KYTACCU water bottle holder in this bag when I got to wherever I was going- it had my wallet etc in it. All things mentioned in this review I purchased on Amazon for my trip after reading many reviews. I am a girlie girl and not a camping kind of girl but wanted something functional- so I found this. This is versatile and shoulder strap was adjustable.

I love this thing for scuba diving. We sometimes collect small snails and crabs for work for research and to help clean the aquariums and this bag is great. I got the 5 liter one this time because it is perfect to not create too much drag underwater and I love the double clip feature. The clip feature allows us to clip one side to one side of the scuba vest and the other clip to other side fitting snug against your body. It is nice and thick too so it won't leak. We have a larger one for our dry good and towels and it keeps everything perfectly dry. Other brands have thin material but this one is nice and thick and last long. We chose the clear one just cause it is easier to see what is in there for our purposes.

Fabulous dry pack! Kept everything dry, nice large capacity, and stood up to pressure!In a pinch I even blew extra air into it, along with my gear, in order to use it as a floatation device for my daughter who can’t swim well!!

I bring this dry bag with us for all water activities. It is very easy to use and no water gets in our dry stuff! This was a great buy

We used the Earth Pak 30L dry bag on a float trip down the Deschutes River, and overall it worked great! It easily fit two Turkish beach towels, three kids' cover-ups, wallets, keys, and with plenty of room left over. In hindsight, we probably could have gone with the smaller size.The only issue we had was with the included waterproof phone pouch. The small loop that's supposed to keep the phone attached to the neck lanyard hook broke without me noticing. I realized it shortly after we got settled into our tubes and had to jump out and make our way back to the launch area. Thankfully, someone had found my phone in the shallow water. The good news is that the waterproof pouch itself worked perfectly and kept my phone completely dry.Overall, we're happy with this product and would use it again. My only recommendation is to be extra cautious if you wear your phone around your neck. Double-check that the attachment is secure and keep an eye on it throughout your trip.

This is a large bag which was big enough for a canon camera with 100-400 zoom lens. Kept everything dry on zodiac boats and during wet beach landings. Also comfortable to carry things around in. Highly recommended.

I watched a bunch of online videos, read the reviews, etc and decided to give these bags a try. I ordered a 55L and a 30L bag just to have different options for different packing configurations. They arrived and turned out that the Amazon pickers sent two 55L bags. Not a big deal, but was somewhat annoying. I hate following up with Amazon returns and the time/money/effort to return something isn't worth it to me. However, as many of the other reviews show that you immediately get a follow up email from the seller once they are notified the shipment was received. I responded and mentioned the mix-up... mostly to inform the seller that the inventories may get out of whack but that I was happy with the product. Scott responded immediately the next day saying there had recently been a label mix-up which probably explains why this happened, but that he wanted to make it right by me and sending a free 30L bag without having to bother with the return process of the other one. That's outstanding service all around and I'm guessing if you did have a problem with the bags over time that they would stand by their product to ensure you are happy.As far as the actual quality of the bag - I haven't had them in the water, but I did shove about 10 pillows inside just to see if i could squish them down. My wife wasn't too happy about compressing all her sofa pillows, but it shrank them all down nicely and the air burped out just fine. I wouldn't hesitate to throw it in the water and expect them to come out dry. For my plans, I don't expect them to get all that wet unless I happen to have a mishap on the water, but based on some of the other product reviews I am confident it would stay dry even if i did. The materials used and craftsmanship is solid and the backpack straps are a nice addition.I figured the phone case that comes with these was probably just a free promotional type case that may not hold up well. But the latching mechanism is pretty interesting and seems like a wise idea. It easily fits my iPhone 8+ with it's slim hardshell back on it - but don't think it would fit my wallet case along with it. I wouldn't expect it to. The functions all work - but the Home button does not through the plastic for some reason - you can't even press it. This is an Apple thing, not a case thing... just was something worth noting. The case looks like it would hold waterproof when it's new, but dont' know if i would submerge it in a lake or anything on purpose.Overall for the price point and free phone case thrown in - in addition to the stellar customer service I wouldn't hesitate to buy more of these if I need more dry bags.

Love this Dry Bag. I decided to buy additional packs for my adventurous adult kids.Completely waterproof and holds all the gear and supplies you need for a day hike, a day at the beach. The straps are very sturdy and durable. I've used this in wet climates like Alaska and Ireland as well as hot and humid climates like Costa Rica with no problems. I even used this as a flotation device when swimming in the ocean at times.I would recommend this pack to anyone who spends time out doors in wet environments.

I have a bunch of Earth Pak bags and I prefer them over a lot of high-end expensive drybags.. these are truly legit! the delivery is super fast, the quality is super great, the line is perfect size wise and strap wise.. If I ever met the creators I'd treat them like celebrity. Thank you for great premium products and professional buisness with half the price of other very similar products.

Good quality and fully waterproof

I bought this (20l) to keep my towel and clothes dry in the local gym showers.For some context - I go a few times a week to either aqua sports in the pool or I'll go to the gym side and do some cardio or yoga.The sad thing is that the shower cubicles are extremely small and it's a "mixed gender" changing and shower room so I don't like to be walking out of the showers in just my partially wet towel to get my clothes, and then find a changing cubicle.This bag has been a life safer for my mental health and general comfort with the gym shower issue!I pop my change of clothes, a bag for my gym or pool outfit, my phone, and a towel. I'll then seal and take this bag and my shower bag into the small cubicle with me.This bag, let me tell you gets DRENCHED because the showers are so small, it's constantly under the water and being knocked about by me scrubbing myself down... And NOTHING gets wet. So I just focus on getting cleaned and changed and don't need to worry about my clothes getting wet. Once I'm showered, just turn off the shower, take out the towel, dry myself off, and then get changed into my dry clothes!Absolute little life saver of a bag! HIGHLY recommend!

The material looks very sturdy and it fits the essential things a family of 4 should carry for a trekking :)

I don’t think it gets any better as far as heavy duty backpacks are concerned