VictoperWaterproof Dry Bag Set 8 Pcs, Lightweight Large Capacity Ripstop Dry Bags Waterproof in 12L 10L 8L 5L 3.5L 3L 2.5L 1.5L Organizer Storage Bags for Outdoor Hiking Camping Fishing Cycling

I read the reviews of a variety of these products and didn’t know which ones to purchase. I bought these to use as bags for swimming costumes, travel towels (so smaller sized towels that dry quickly) and shampoo/conditioner after the kids swim. Also for my secondary school aged child to use for his school swim kit and pe kit and trainers.The bags are far better than I expected. They haven’t leaked at all. They allow the kids to keep everything in one bag.The clips are good and work well. I turn them inside out to dry them and you can wipe clean with a cloth if conditioner spills.The colours are nice (I got an multicoloured bag) and I labelled them with sticky name labels but you could easily use a sharpie. You could use in a suitcase to keep items separate.

Likes:Range of sizesColour coding makes for easy arranging of packed itemsAppear water resistant but not fully tested.Good seals.Dislikes:A little thin.Overall:This is my second set, bought for my daughter for an upcoming holiday. Whether backpacking or hilidaying, these bags are really good for collecting together both large and smaller items , such as charging cables or wash kit and stowing neatly. The larger bags will easily accommodate clothes items and outer garments ,such as rain jackets. Also good for food.Have used these on a camping trip and they made arranging gear in rucsac a breeze. Recommended.

Dry bags can be as thick as a backpack or as thin as a plastic bag. These are towards the thin end. Nicely made, light weight, handy.Good value.

I use these first and foremost for camping and organisation not really for keeping things dry, which is a bonus, they feel well made and have a good amount of space in each. From storing clothes to electronics and the fact they have different colours I can organise my things in them. For example my last camping trip was the following:Red: Electronics (powerbank, cables, etc)Orange: Shower thingsBlue: UndergarmentsGreen: ShirtsPurple: Misc ItemsBlack: Tracksuit bottoms / Trousers.You do lose a little bit of space using dry-sacks as opposed to loose packing but with utilisation of ranger rolling of clothes and other methods for condensing down items that can be condensed the organisation ability and possibility of the sacks can be a game-changer in my opinion.

These aren’t as tough or waterproof as more expensive bags so I wouldn’t trust them for more challenging hikes or water sports, but they are great value and help keep kit orderly when it isn’t too wet.

Not the highest quality, but good for the price and worked well in comprehensive of contents. Not particularly water proof, more water resistant.

Dry bags are handy for keeping things dry on the inside or the outside depending on use. These bags so far have done both jobs. The seams appear reliable but I’ve only used them in one out and out downpour.

Wanted one for storing stuff on board my dinghy and the selection here gave me plenty of choice. Just the job 👍

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