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JLandRN
Reviewed in the United States on March 21, 2025
I received this product as part of the Amazon Vine program. This review is entirely my own opinion, without influence from anyone. This dry bag is well built, with tight seams and a water resistant zipper. It's advertised as capable of keeping out dust, and water from splashing. It does what it claims s far as could test. There is a little gap at the end of the zipper when it's closed that will let in dust or dirt if exposed long enough. Many years of living in the desert has taught me that dust will get into everything if there is only the tiniest of openings. I wouldnt store things in this bag here in the desert, but for everyone else it's tight enough tht it will probably keep dust and dirt out for a very long time. The advertising clearly states this bag is not meant for immersion, an the gap in the zipper is the reasn why. Like dust, water will get in everywhere if given a chance. To get an idea of how well it keeps water out - and well beyond what is claimed for it, I did a couple of tests. The first was a "downpour" test - about 20 seconds under a garden hose sprayed so the water comees down on the bag as if left out in a torrential rain. The bag held its own well. After 20 seconds, the hand towel inside was wet behind the gap in the zipper, but nowhere else. I estimate less than 1/2 tablespoon of water made it in. Then came the "puddle" test. I put 2" of water in the sink and dropped the bag in for 60 seconds. More than enough time to realize you dropped it in a puddle and to go pick it back up. Again, well beyond what it is advertised as being capable of, but good tests to give you an idea of the bag's limits and what you can expect. Again the bag did well. The towel was soaked behind the zipper gap, but it didn't get wet all the way through. I estimate about 1/4 cup water made it through the zipper gap, which was facing up right at surface level. This is a great product for what it is designed to do - keep out splashing, dirt, and dust. It would be perfect to protect small valuables at the beach, while boating, or to separate wet clothes from those valuables in the same bag. As a bonus, the bag walls are thick enough to provide abrasion resistance and light padding for those valuables inside.
mitch marvel
Reviewed in the United States on March 2, 2025
This bag has a waterproof zipper about a quarter of the way down one side. There's a large zipper pull that you can get your finger in to pull it open or closed, so even if it's wet, it won't slip out of your fingers.There's a rubberized wrist strap that's clipped onto a metal reinforced hole at the top corner of the bag. It can be uncapped and you can run a cord through the hole, or attach it to a lanyard. The hole does not go through the interior of the bag.The bottom is pleated, so it can stand up.The material is a relatively thick rubber material, and will keep water, dust, or dirt out.My Galaxy Tab A tablet is 9⅝ by 5⅞ and it fits easily inside. I have a case for it, but had to take it off to get it to fit because it adds a ½inch to the length.I keep it in my daypack, just in case I need it.It's good to put in your pack, on the top, so if it starts to rain, you can put your electronics inside to protect them.
Tyler Turnipseed
Reviewed in the United States on March 12, 2025
I recently picked up this zippered pouch for an upcoming trip, and it’s been fantastic. The 500D PVC tarpaulin construction with welded seams makes it super durable and great for outdoor use. It offers solid protection against splashes, dust, and light rain—perfect for camping, hiking, or a beach day.The 2-liter capacity is just right for packing toiletries, first-aid kits, and small electronics without being bulky. I love how easy it is to organize, and it fits perfectly into my backpack or beach bag. Plus, the zipper is smooth and doesn’t snag, which is a nice touch.Another great feature is the clip design, making it easy to attach to gear loops or belts for quick access. It’s low-maintenance too—just a quick wipe or rinse and it's ready to go. Overall, this pouch keeps my essentials secure and accessible, making it a must-have for my travels and outdoor adventures.
Traveling Light
Reviewed in the United States on March 11, 2025
This is a stout, well made bag as far as I am able to tell. It boasts of being resistant to moisture, dust, and many of the things that make the world interesting. For me, the immediate appeal was the idea of a bag that sealed up well and could keep things from being exposed to pollutants. In my case, I thought right away this bag would be great for holding many of my router bits. Without going into detail, router bits are a lot like drill bits only they are made in a myriad of shapes and sizes in order to reshape wood with everything from rounded edges on boards to carving a flower into the side of a wooden chest. And they are always VERY SHARP in order to do their job.For my part, I was interested in having a bag that would minimize exposure to moisture and sawdust, both things that can gum up the works and/or lead to corrosion. I usually keep a small desiccant pouch in with my router bits as I live in a pretty damp part of the country. The routers are in individual containers, mostly to keep the sharp edges from grinding against anything while in storage, so they can be tossed in a bag without worry. I group some of them with heavy rubber bands in order to keep similar types of bits together. And for me that is organization enough.This bag is great for that purpose. Again, I like that it is at least resistant to moisture and dust, certainly more than canvas or cloth bags. I’ve just had it a short time but already find it works great for me. I can imagine all sorts of uses for this bag, both in the house, in the shop, or on a forest trail 100 miles from the nearest city.I recommend it!Keep your gear dry and clean. Sometimes a LOT depends on it!
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