AquaQuest Rogue Dry Bag 100L Olive Drab 100 Waterproof Roll Top Boating Dry Bag

They hold up well, good quality Read more

This is the second time I’ve ordered this set of dry bags. They are great at holding a large amount of items like towels, blankets, tarps etc or a large item like a tent you can stand up in and doesn’t all fit back in it’s original bag. I used the first set on camping gear but second set will be for guest linens, blankets and quilts. They hold so much, it’s helpful to have everything in one place and not worry about bugs or moisture getting to the gear while it’s packed up till the next trip or guest. Read more

Got it for my boyfriend for Christmas and he loves it tons of space definitely met his expectations and more! Great price compared to other bags like it Read more

I got this 100L dry bag to keep my pack dry on a high adventure trek in Alaska that involved backpacking and canoeing. I wanted to take my 85L packed backpack with me in the canoe but protect it against the water. My pack did fit with enough space left to get 3 or 4 turns on the top to seal it shut. Luckily, we never capsized, so I can't comment on how it would have held up under those conditions, but it did keep everything dry through splashes. The material was thicker than cheap dry bags but not the same thickness as the very expensive bags typically used on expedition level trips. This bag is a good compromise between price and ruggedness that fit my needs perfectly. Overall, I give this bag 5 stars. Read more

Dry bag kept everything inside dry Read more

This dry bag offers a durable and visibly appealing solution for keeping your items dry while traveling, and on outdoor adventures it's large storage capacity and functionality is perfect and versatile for getting items in and out of the bag. Read more

i bought the 100L bag because i was contemplating buying a significantly more expensive 100L to 155L waterproof duffel bag and this was a really inexpensive and affordable way to see if I needed more or less than 100L. i now know that 100L is both more space than i thought, and also not as much space as i thought it would be after adding fluffy bulk items that may not weigh much, but take up space. after i filled the bag full of stuff, i could have added several more things inside. this bag is very thin. maybe (2) sheets of paper thickness. it's more suited to use as a liner in a backpack, than anything else. I firmly believe that it can only take minimal abuse. And even the slightest snag would put a hole in it. items on the table from left to right. Colman (4) person tent. tan bag: low profile cot. orange bag: blow up mattress. orange backpack: hammock and its gear. MSR pocket hurricane stove. LARGE gas cylinder. (3) dehydrated meals. a full set of extra clothes and a hoodie. LARGE dry box. pew pew. LARGE 10,000 Anker charging brick. repair kit. Medicine bottle. hair brush. Whistles. i could have fit 10-15 more dehydrated meals. Or Another couple blow up mattresses. Or one more large hammock backpack. just to give you an idea of how much space was left over after this gear. when not in use it packs away VERY small. Read more

I took this on a trip to Scandavia and it worked perfectly. Read more