Waterproof Dry Bag 2L 5L 10L 20L 30L - Heavy Duty Floating Dry Sack for Kayaking, Boating, Camping, Swimming | Beach Backpack for Hiking, Fishing & Water Sports | Ideal for Outdoor Adventures & Water Activities

Can’t go wrong with these bags. I have only used them a half dozen times over the past year but they are holding up nicely. I attach them to Blackburn cages on my bike fork. I just couldn’t justify the price of Salsa bags (which are smaller) or other custom bags… these where inexpensive and the quality is good.For me this is just ok. I like the backpack style straps, and the extra clasp to close it. I did not like that when wearing as a backpack dye transfer from my black shorts stained this badly, and I can’t get it completely off. I did not think material like this would absorb dye so easily. Also the material isn’t as durable as it could be, as I’ve developed a few small holes in it on the bottom, and it’s rubbed through the outer plastic-y layer on a spot, so it’s not particularly waterproof anymore. It got tiny holes I’m assuming from shells at the beach, and I only set it in the sand, it’s not like I’m dragging it around. It’s still useful to me but I wouldn’t recommend it to anyone who is tough on things, or really requires reliable waterproofness. I’ve only had it about a month too.I bought this for a kayak tour, and it worked out very well. Not too big and not too small. There's an extra strap so you can attach it to something.Tried this out with a paper towel swimming with it on (two strap backpack style) in the pool with a set suit on.The paper towel was dry and it held up when submerged briefly for a few seconds.I would recommend this bag.The 30l I ordered in black is big enough to hold my flippers and a full face mask with snorkel (detached).It came with two straps and can be worn using both or over the shoulder with a single strap.It's durable and floats, but I wouldn't recommend to be used as a life preserving device unless it's an emergency.I'm 5' 5" and didn't have trouble moving around in the water wearing it with a wetsuit on.Received this bag today and it will be put to use to carry my tent, rainfly, stakes and ground cloth.... description on the page states that the 10l has a 3.5” diameter and that is wrong. The true diameter is between 6” & 7” which makes it the perfect dry bag to carry camping supplies and clothing on your bike for Bikepacking... the length when rolled down to the closures is ~ 15” and unrolled ~21”.... the space of this dry bag is something I might see in a bag of 13-15L, yet the diameter being around 7” is a good size to hold all you need without being too awkward to attach to the bike .... took a chance as there were only a couple reviews but the 10L is a great choice .. Comes with a nice storage bag as wellLOVE this bag! I chose the bright orange over black (my preferred color) thinking that it would be easier to find if I lost track, or it floated away. So far I've used this on a multi-day rafting trip, and a day floating on the river. The 5L is big enough to fit my phone and a few snacks I'd like to keep dry, plus a few small first aid items! I even clipped it around my waist for a short hike in the attached photo.use for groceriesI haven’t tested in the water yet but bought to house my Anker Motion Boom blue tooth speaker to protect the radiant speakers on both ends. They wanted $28 for a soft sided case and this will fulfill that role nicely at half the price. Plus I get a dry bag out of it if I need it. Nice and thick material. Will test and update if needed.