Piscifun Dry Bag, Waterproof Floating Backpack 5L/10L/20L/30L/40L, with Waterproof Phone Case for Kayking, Boating, Kayaking, Surfing, Rafting and fishing

The seams and the materials aren't quite as nice as the expensive motorcycle camping panniers or bags, but these Piscifun bags are very close to the quality of high end motorcycle bags selling for five times as much, or more. The durability has been good so far and no doubt they'll hold up well for many years of use. The simple design and construction probably shaves a few pounds compared to the slightly thicker material and more complicated (less volumetric efficient) shapes used in the fancy motorcycle luggage. Get the expensive gear if you're traveling around the world, or want to look like a RTW traveler. This lower cost option is good enough for the rest of us to use for our adventures.These are very versatile bags. I use one 30L bag on the rear rack for day trips, with room to store waterproof jacket and pants, water, snacks, first aid kit, tool roll, etc. It's a low drag version of a tail bag. Two 30L bags, side by side, can carry everything I need for ultralight motorcycle camping, and having two bags allows me to better organize my stuff. One bag has clean and dirty clothes, tool roll and the first aid kit. The other bag has the sleeping bag, cook kit, stove, fuel, Hennessy hammock, etc. If you pack a bit heavier (tent, etc.), you could easily and inexpensively upgrade to two 40L bags, or three 30L bags with two on the bottom and one centered above it. The pair of plastic D rings at the base of each bag, intended for the shoulder strap, could be cable tied to help the bags stay together, although it's easy enough to secure the individual bags using a nylon strap.The molded grab handle is very nice but seems almost redundant on these bags because the roll top closure makes a convenient carry handle, but it's reassuring to strap the bag to the rack via the heavy duty handle and not worry that the closure buckle may open.I appreciate that the shoulder strap can be detached to prevent it from falling into the rear wheel or flapping in the wind. I like that these are simple low drag bags without a lot of clutter or complexity.The generous mesh pocket on the outside is great for small items that need quick access, such as toilet paper (in the separately provided small waterproof cell phone pouch) or a small flashlight, assuming that the lashing strap is positioned to prevent the contents of the mesh pocket from falling out. The mesh pocket is also excellent to secure wet or muddy items that might need to be packed, but not packed inside the bag. Wet socks can dry while riding. Muddy Croks or sandals can be carried without contaminating anything in the bag.I organize the bag's contents mostly in lightweight stuff sacks - cooking equipment, food, clean clothes, dirty clothes, sleeping bag, motorcycle tool roll, first aid kit, etc. Pro Tip: Use a lightweight dry bag such as those by Wise Owl for both clean and dirty clothes, so the clean clothes stay clean. The larger heavy duty Piscafun bag makes a great washing machine. Fill the bag half full of water and a squirt of detergent. Add dirty laundry. Seal the bag and shake for a minute. Let sit for 20 minutes. Shake again. Rinse twice, dumping all water at least 100 feet from a lake or stream.I have a small adventure bike and prefer ultralight solo camping. I pack everything I need into two of these 30L bags, strapped to the luggage rack and pillion of my baby GS motorcycle. I prefer the simplicity over carrying panniers, a top box, etc. I also like not having panniers increasing the width of the bike and sticking out into the wind to act as drag brakes to reduce my mileage. I hardly know I'm carrying 35 pounds on the seat behind me.

Used this to protect my DSLR camera while taking a jet boat ride on the Snake River. We got thoroughly soaked (What fun!) but the camera stayed bone dry. Pretty easy to use, too.

Works like it should. The material is a little stiff, and the little mesh pocket is small and tight. Used it on a dive trip the other day and it kept our stuff dry.

This bag was everything I needed and the phone bag works 100%. I went kayaking and the bag held true to its claim of floating and being waterproof. The phone bag also was waterproof and I was able to take some amazing pictures in the water.

Excellent bag. Loved the two straps. Most bags this size only came with one strap but I loved how this one had two straps! Worked great and kept everything from getting wet.

I kayak and this bag keeps my gear dry. I have flipped and dunked this bag a couple of times and all items stay dry. I havent dunked my phone yet (I dont bring it out on the kayak) but have used the case on the beach to keep sand off my phone and worked like a champ.

Happy with bag. I own several roll top dry bags and chose this one because of the carry handle and extra d-loops. Had small problem with backpack strap clip breaking but seller took care of it quickly. I recommend

The sealing is dependable, bag seems sturdy.

Purchased for a friend, but I tested with just air and no hissing sounds so a good start. The material feels very sturdy as well, like it should take some heafty wear and tear to cause any issues!The intention is for wild swimming but I would say the straps don't look comfy for a long walk to the water. But I would say the main reason for the purchase is to keep gear dry when you don't want to leave your belongings at the edge of the water so straps was a necessity and overall very happy with the buy... I might even get myself one for Paddle Boarding as it seems very good quality and will be easy to attach to the board with the straps...

Great looking product solidly made, used in the U.K. in Cornwall and is due to be tested abroad this year…

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Good quality dry bag, added bonus of an iPhone case. Will use again.

Wow great item x Carn’t wait till the crazy times are OVER , so I can use it . Item REALLY WELL MADE. Better than described.I bought the 20l . Loads of room x practice run = X2 Large beach towels , drinks , books . And still loads of room,