Extra Large Waterproof Duffle Travel Dry Duffel Bag | 60L Heavy Duty Gear Bag with Durable Straps & Handles for Kayaking Paddleboarding Boating Rafting Fishing

First time buying a dry bag. Just arrived. My need is to carry a spare outfit head-to-toe all weather conditions for fishing. Heavy weatherproof down jacket, medium wind/rain jacket, thermals, pants, shirts, hats, gloves, socks, small towels... 40 degrees, gail and raining to bright sunshine 80 degrees.Hot seam welded with single stitching. Material is medium density, flexible but not cheap. This bag could handle getting kicked around a lot and dragged a little. I've seen much heavier material used in Marine dry bags but they were too thick and heavy. I don't need it to last 60 years. Just 10. Don't want to fight the material to get into the bag. Just want waterproof, lightweight, flexible solution to me carrying a hard piece of luggage. Throw it in the car or boat and go. Waterproof duffel of sorts that I don't have to be careful with. Could throw in trunk with spare tire and loose tools laying around without thinking twice. Not my situation but just for example. Surface would clean easily. Would have no fear of house water hosing all angles but would not recommend high pressure car wash hose/nozzle at close range less than a foot distance. Two feet no problem.Reflective single bar great addition. More than enough room for all clothes. Rolled up lid, compressed air out (surprised me how much air came out and how small the load became) , latched down 4 points with straps. Shoulder strap included. Done. Room to spare. Maybe friends thick jacket.In terms of water proof not sure. Haven't tested yet. Heavy wind /rain no problem. Fall in water and float no problem. Life preserver level... Doubt it. 15 minutes floating in water no problem. 4 hours floating maybe. Maybe 40hrs... Hope not to find out!Constant heavy/extreme water exposure. Not sure. The level of air tight with air coming out when compressing feels substantial.Just what I am looking for.Hope this helps.

I liked this so much for putting my tools in the back of my Bronco with the top off most of the time that I purchased a second for my son with a Jeep. Water proof it seems even after heavy downpours. Nice.

I NEVER say this about anything but... This bag is practically PERFECT! I was in the process of adding straps and D-rings to my rafting duffle dry bag to adapt it to my new (to me) motorcycle. After much tedious sewing I thought I'd see what I could find on Amazon. I found this bag among forty or so listings. EXACTLY the D-ring and strap configuration I was laboriously adding to my existing bag. EXACTLY the size and dimensions I was seeking. EXACTLY the right colors (black and silver) to match the existing luggage on my 2014 V-Strom DL1000 Adventure. AND it had an inside and outside pocket. If it had a couple more internal pockets or dividers for organization it would be ABSOLUTELY perfect. It's soooo close I have to give it five stars.I got it Tuesday as promised. Immediately packed it up for a 6-day, 800 mile trip and so far I could not be happier. Swallows all my gear better than my larger but rounder duffle while giving me more cockpit space and providing a nice solid backrest when needed. Obviously well made and seems durable but time will tell. I'm thinking about buying a second to have in case I ever wear this one out!! I LOVE it!PS- I cut the lid flaps off a cardboard bankers box and force fit it inside my duffle in order to give it structure even when partially loaded - practically perfect fit!

Bag showed up and immediately I thought it was wrong. Bag looked like a purse not a duffel. There isn't any flat framed sides or bottom. It will conform to what ever is put in it. The seams and tabs look welded fine for water resistance but not for submerging. Basically a glorified shoulder bag when I was hoping for a duffel.

I doubt you'll find a drybag this large for cheaper. Material is rigid and strong. If a hole were to occur I would think it would happen at a seam. (Not that the seams look cheap) If it took a tumble from the roof @ 70mph though, it may be a different story.Took a cross country drive from Indiana to Colorado and up through Steamboat Springs, Wyoming, and back down through Colorado back to Indiana. For its maiden voyage I decided to put only Ski/snow gear in the bag as a test in case water got in. Snowboard boots, snowpants, backpack, gloves, masks, etc. It was full enough that I could roll the top down twice and clip/tighten. It rained 70% of the drive in the lowlands and snowed heavily in the mountains.The bag was cold, salty, and hard as a rock but completely dry on the inside. I did an inspection and found no places where tie-downs/ratchet straps had deteriorated the bag and it was tied down very tight. It isn't mean to be submersed! I feel that this bag would protect clothing and dry goods.

Waterproof, rainproof, and feels like it could be tear proof too! Keeps hunting/camping clothes dry.

I got this bag for motorcycle camping on my old Harley and it really is very bad ass! It really is bottomless. I could put almost ( my old tent, to long) all my gear in there, and my camping stuff is quite old and bulky, but it all fits. I used to have to strap 3 big bags on top of each other behind me , now just one . It’s very sturdy and holds its shape well with nothing in it. I filled it to the top and just knurled it a little and it was done. Even had room to strap my tent across the top and used the bag straps to hold it in place one big waterproof unit. Very good

It is okay. Kind of flimsy. I plan to pay more and get something a little more durable