Submersipack Waterproof Backpack - Submersible, Inflatable, Floating TPU Coated Durable Nylon Dry Bag with Airtight Zipper for Kayak, Fishing, Boating, Hiking, Paddle Board (Deep Blue, 25L)

If you want a spectacular waterproof backpack that works like a charm, looks nice and handles well, this is it for you. The included silicon lubricant really helps on the zipper for the movement to seal things easier but I never had issues. This is easy to fold down and put away in a piece of luggage as it's not huge but it is big enough to hold plenty of what is needed. I have only used this on a couple trips so far and there has been no quality issues at all with it and I expect it to hold up for a long time. Big money but quality merchandise. This is what you need when you go hiking or on some kind of water related adventure. Even going on boat excursions and snorkeling. This can serve as a great flotation device.

Perfect for inflatable kayak trips. I use as a dry bag and use leash to kayak. Much easier dry bag when hiking in a little with kayak. Used it several times. It gotten wet but never submerged for long periods. But while sitting in inflatable kayak it does get wet and everything inside I dry when I unzip. Works just like a backpack but it can keep your stuff dry unlike a regular backpack. Works as advertised used it all summer while fishing. Fits a couple of Plano boxes in it as well as light jacket, long sleeve shirt and hiking “tennis” style shoes size 12 men’s thick pair socks. All I needed but had a little more room.Seems and zippers have held up and not rusted. Seems to be a quality product to me. I hope to get another year out of it.

Great product! Durable and waterproof and works for use when walking/hiking in the rain. Mine is primarily used in canoes and kays and has been great for that. Good zippers and handles.

I just received my backpack, I got the biggest they made, seems to be very well put together for waterproof. I love the air valve, you can blow air into it for extra floatation or purge air out to make like a vacuum seal. The main zipper is a little stiff/tough, I assume that’s to keep it watertight. And you MUST close it 100% all the way to make sure the bag is watertight. However this makes it a bit more tough to reopen. One complaint I do have is, Not enough pockets. Because it’s waterproof I understand they want to limit the water intrusion, however more pockets could be made on the inside. (Main compartment). You have one smaller, but deep pocket in the front of the bag, drink holder pockets on the sides, and in the main compartment you have the main space and a computer sleeve type of space. When boaters are using this bag, we carry a lot of equipment we would like to keep readily available but still waterproof. So it would have been good to have more pockets. GPS, Satellite phone, valuables, batteries, other boating equipment etc. So for that reason I can’t give it a full five stars

Absolutely does the job. Used this for hiking but most recently, this is my go to for paddleboarding since I don't have to worry about it falling into the water. The material is strong and the zipper is a little tough to pull but is super solid! This thing hasn't failed in any circumstance yet

Very nice day pack... absolutely 100% waterproof... apply the silicone to zipper for ease of use.. absolutely 100% fantastic customer service.. I sent an email to the company . I think on a Friday.. had a response on Saturday. Had to show proof of purchase with distributors name on it.. took screen shot of original order. Sent on Sunday. I belive on Tuesday I had replacement valve cover. Thennnn a week later I received an email stating they may have sent wrong color valve cover.W O W!!!!!! It said the right color valve will be in mail Monday 2/10/25.. incredible.. a great value and nice pack for absolutely keeping anything dry ......

Well made and definitely waterproof.

I took this backpack on a trip to the arctic and greenland. I carried my camera and dry gear in a zodiac twice a day four fourteen days and never had a problem. It was never floating in water but was often drenched by a wave and all my gear stayed dry. I carried it on my back many days and it was very comfortable with a chest and waist strap. It was fairly easy to get into, but the zipper was sometimes hard to get started with cold hands. I am 68 female. I recommend tying a short rope opposite the zipper pull, which gave me more leverage and made it easier to open. Make sure to close zipper all the way, but even the time I didn’t and it got heavily splashed, everything was dry. I carried a large camera, large gloves. Scarf and sometimes extra rain jacket, plenty of room.