Earth Pak Waterproof Dry Bag - Roll Top Waterproof Backpack Sack Keeps Gear Dry for Kayak with Waterproof Phone Case

Had a trip to the Galapagos islands scheduled and needed to have a dry bag, to protect my camera, lens and other equipment. Additionally, my wife and I kayak and been looking to for a dry bag that floats instead of the current "do not submerge" packs owned. The Earth Pak waterproof dry bags were featured on my Amazon feed and after reading about the company decided to purchase two. I like to support small companies when ever possible.So how did they work? Excellent. First off loved the two straps on the 30L Earth Pak waterproof bag. Using them as a back pack allowed security to stay in place and both hands free to get in and our of the panga. On one of the 3 wet island landings, I and the Earth Pak fell in the water. Upon immediate examination all contents were perfectly dry. We continued to use them as backpacks the rest of the trip.Draw backs. The material of the pack being rubber, there is no air movement between the pack and the back, so my back would get sweaty when used as a backpack. Additionally there are no inside pockets or dividers to separate things. Not a big deal as I always was carrying a towel and change of clothes, so my equipment could be wrapped using them.I have no worries about taking my expensive equipment out kayaking, now as long as it is protected by these Earth Pak waterproof dry bag! Very happy for my purchase, and would recommend the highly.

I bought the 55L bag in 2019 to help us transport our beach gear. We are a family of 6, so plastic grocery bags are just not adequate for use as wet bags. Our favorite beach is in Maine, and between 3 and 6 of us wear wetsuits on any given trip. The 55L backpack has kept our car safe from all of our grungy, wet beach gear. The 55L barely fits 7 microfiber towels, 6 bathing suits, 5 rash guards, a full length kids size 8 wetsuit, a women's small full length wetsuit, a women's medium shorty wetsuit, a men's XXL full length wetsuit, and a men's XL shorty wetsuit. If I cram it down and roll once, I can just about get it closed. Even when it's packed full of wet stuff, it's pretty comfortable to wear. It's great.Only one part has broken, but it was our fault. We slammed the buckle for the roll top in the car door. It did not survive. I replaced it with a heroclip carabiner, which allows us to hang the bag on a wall while I rinse the gear. I highly recommend this modification.At the end of its 5th summer, some of the coating is starting to wear off of the outside of the fabric. The inner coating is still intact, so the bag is still air and water tight. Considering how often it gets drug across sandy concrete, the durability of this thing is very impressive.We just need to upgrade to the bigger pack now because everyone's wetsuit keeps getting bigger. I'll be buying the 85L version soon

I have not used it yet but I want to upload this photo so that everyone can see the size of the 5 L bag because when I bought it I didn’t see any photos of it. After you roll it three times it is about the height of a 5 pound weigh. It’ll fit a wallet and keys a cell phone and chapstick. Nothing large. This is perfect for me. It’s just to have the essentials on hand.

I don't have too much specifically to say other than I like the quality, thickness, durability and build quality of this bag. It works great for me while paddleboarding and keeps the essentials protected. TIP - get a light colored one if you will be out in the sun all day, these can get quite warm inside with darker colors when exposed for long periods in the sun.

I use this for kayaking. Though I've not gone for a "dunk" with it, it has been splashed quite a bit. When I got it, I put some paper towels in it, closed it up, and dunked it in the kitchen sink and held it under for a while. No leaks whatsoever. As for durability, time will tell. It's very thick and sturdy and seems like it could stand quite a bit of use and abuse, as long as the abuse is not of the pointy or sharp kind!

TLDR; this bag is high quality and looks awesome. Keeps your stuff dry, even if it falls into the water with you. Get it.I bought this bag at the beginning of the summer to take paddle boarding and it has been used a few dozen times so far. This last weekend, my friend fell off of his board while carrying this bag. I am pleased to say that the contents of the bag remained dry! The 10L size fits quite a bit - lunch and snacks for two, inflatable life vest, cell phones, sunscreen, with room to spare. The yellow color is bright and vivid, easily seen from a distance. The material is THICK and instructions for how to use are printed right onto the bag itself. The strap for carrying is priceless and definitely my favorite feature.10/10 I highly recommend. Get it.

The accuracy/description of this bag is spot on. We got 2 sizes and they were perfect for what we needed them for while on a week long vacation at the Beach. Love the color too! Also came with phone protectors. Which I love cuz you can still use your phone, take pictures while they are protected for sand, wind and water

I bought this for the narrows and man did it surprise me. My friends made fun of me for bringing it but plot twist they all ended up putting their stuff in it. The bag is super deep and the straps are pretty comfortable. I wish it had pockets to access keys or money quicker. I used it all summer for hikes, tubing, boat rides, etc. also it came with a pouch for your phone!!

Ich habe den Drybag als sogenannte "Ars*h - Rakete", also als Satteltasche, an meinem Rennrad auf dem Elberadweg genutzt. Die Idee dahinter war so platzsparend und leicht wie möglich alles Nötige für diese 14 Tage Wildcampen dabei zu haben, ohne völlig überzogene Preise für das Bikepacking - Equipment der gängigen Hersteller zu zahlen. Der Drybag war dabei das Herzstück. Die 30l Volumen haben die "großen 3", also Zelt, Schlafsack und Isomatte, plus die leichten Teile meiner Kleidung und die Tagesverpflegung problemlos aufgenommen.Den Sack habe ich mit Ratschen - Spannriemen und Paket - Spanngurten am Sattel befestigt. Es hat ein paar Versuche gebraucht, bis der Drybag größtenteils wackelfrei befestigt war. Als ich den Dreh dann raus hatte, hat es pro Tag etwa 10 Minuten in Anspruch genommen die Tasche morgens an - und abends ab zu montieren. Ich konnte bei einem anderen Fahrer auf dem Elberadweg den direkten Vergleich zu der (sehr teuren) 17l (!) Satteltasche von Apidura machen und durfte feststellen, dass beide Taschen in etwa gleich viel bzw wenig wackeln. Dieser Drybag von Earthpak hatte dabei allerdings den riesigen Vorteil von 13l mehr Volumen und dass ich ihn sogar nach Aufbau des Zeltes als Rucksack für Einkäufe nutzen konnte.Das Material aus LKW - Plane wirkt sehr robust und genießt mein vollstes Vertrauen. Die relativ rauen Gurte und Riemen lagen sehr stramm an, auf einer Strecke über 1100km mit einem ungefederten Rennrad. Dennoch sind nur minimale Spuren am Obermaterial zu erkennen.Auch einen schon etwas stärkeren, etwa 30 - minütigen Regenschauer hat der Drybag problemlos gemeistert. Es ist keinerlei Feuchtigkeit ins Innere gedrungen.Die Möglichkeit den zur Satteltasche zweckentfremdeten Drybag auch als Rucksack nutzen zu können, hat die Einkäufe deutlich erleichtert. Die Tragegurte und Nähte machen einen soliden Eindruck und liegen okayisch angenehm auf den Schultern. Allerdings ist hier der Tragekomfort natürlich miserabel, da keine Verstärkung für eine gleichmäßige Lastverteilung eingebaut ist. Man spürt jede Ecke und Beule des Inhaltes deutlich am Rücken. Als fester Alltags - Rucksack meiner Meinung nach nicht zu empfehlen.Fazit : Der Sack hat trotz Zweckentfremdung und extremer Belastung meine Erwartungen weit übertroffen. Was als Experiment aus Kostengründen startete, ist zu einem festen und verlässlichen Bestandteil meines Eqiupments geworden. Preis / Leistung ist den Markenprodukten im Bikepacking - Segment meiner Meinung nach weit überlegen

This arrived very quick and in perfect condition! I am so glad I chose the size I did as well (20) because by the time you roll it down, you do lose a tiny bit of space which is fine with this size!I chose the orange colour, which I wasn’t too sure about but when it arrived it wasn’t a bright neon orange, more of a rust colour, which is nice and great for safety and visibility!I can fit a lot in here, big towel, shoes, phone, food etc!To the people saying it smells… yes it does when it first arrives just the smell of the material - which disappears quickly once you unpack it and leave it for a few hours.To the people who say it leaks at the top… no it doesn’t you just need to make the folds/rolls tight as you can… I bet those people are just rolling it a couple of times loosely!This is honestly perfect, I think as well as using it on the paddle board and boat I’ll be using it for rainy hikes and camping! Really great - Thanks!

I have a bunch of Earth Pak bags and I prefer them over a lot of high-end expensive drybags.. these are truly legit! the delivery is super fast, the quality is super great, the line is perfect size wise and strap wise.. If I ever met the creators I'd treat them like celebrity. Thank you for great premium products and professional buisness with half the price of other very similar products.

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La borsa è perfetta anche per fare un bagno in mare. Rimane a galla e l’acqua comunque non entra con 3-4 giri sulla chiusura. Anche il porta cellulare fa egregiamente il suo lavoro: isola perfettamente il telefono dall’acqua e permette di fare foto e filmati facendo snorkeling.