30L Dry Bag

This is an Outstanding bad that does everything it claims. I have been using it every day on the bike for the commute to work and it has been flawless both in comfort, security and waterproofing. Some days it's filled to the max with laptop, clothes etc some days it's just got a shirt and my lunch but performs just as well.I have been really looking after it as I was concerned about puncturing or damaging it but the material seems extreamly resiliant and the continuous folding and unfolding of the top does not seem to be causing any issues.Very happy and would recommend this if you are looking to garentee your contents make it safely and dry to your destination.

Used as a holiday backpack for places where sudden downpours occur to carry photo equipment and day hike sundries. Worked well with no leaks even when wading in deep mountain pools. Big enough for day hike bits such as camera, swimming gear, passport, money lunch and water bottles. Inside zip pocket was useful for small bits like money phone and passport. Straps where comfortable and the ability to either close by folding 3/4 times and clip to either sides or in the more traditional back on self style meant capacity could be maximised or used with a much smaller load without affecting waterproof capabilities. Will be using in UK as well as future holidays as is useful for UK weather and/or in areas where water is at risk of seeping into your bag and damaging contents (cameras in my case). Obviously you will need to be aware of note using bag for sharp objects and making sure you don’t rub over external objects such as barnacles etc to the point that the material gets holes in. Always check for damage before trips as over time I am sure accidental holes will occur but initial condition and material, if bag is closed correctly, has been totally waterproof.

This is an excellent bag and it keeps contents dry as it claims. The only hassle is there are no handy pockets apart from the netting for bottles. Usually, on a backpack you have some external pockets so you can quickly get to much used items like phone, keys, wallet, dog treats, nail clippers,compass whatever. Everything has to go in just like a carrier bag so you have to feel around for stuff. If you organise things into small bags and Tupperware boxes and put them in it’s easier. Certainly a lot of room in the bag and very comfortable. Can get a bit hot against your back on hot days due to the material it’s made of (rubber?)

I haven't had time to test it in the water yet, but I can say that the quality of the material is very good

Its certainly waterproof but keep in mind this product does not look as good as it does on the photo nor is it the most super comfy of bags - however, waterproof functionality wise its tip top for the money.

I used this bag for a camping trip recently and it worked perfectly in heavy rain. It is a great size, super comfortable and has eco fabrics

Really good backpack, does the job of protecting its contents from water 100%. The only 2 things I'd change are:1) Add some internal pockets (there is only one and it tiny2) Prevent the opening from closing itself when you put contents in. This makes packing a little awkward, because the opening needs to be held open with two hands which leaves you with no hands to pack. But it is managable, maybe needs time to get used to it.

Good shape, size and price although I did go with one that was slightly more expensive because the quality was slightly better, it was orange with an outside pocket and better net pockets water bottles + a 5-year warranty. However there didn't seem too much between them and I do like the rectangular shape of this one rather than the circular bottom that most of the other ones seem to have