IDRYBAG Waterproof Backpack for Men 20L/30L/40L, Floating Dry Bag Kayak, Dry Backpack Hiking

Top quality waterproof bag that's well made. It packs small for travel, but when used it can hold a lot of items, and the best part is everything stays dry. We use these bags when we go rafting, they give us a piece of mind knowing our cell phones, wallets, clothing are protected from getting wet or damaged. If the bag gets dirty, the material is very easy to clean. It's a great bag!

I bought this bag (which includes a mini 2L dry bag with clip) because I saw it on Prime Day and the price was too good to pass up. It arrived just before I left on a 6-day fishing trip in northwestern Canada. It proved it's mettle throughout the trip keeping my camera, binoculars, spare clothes, snacks and gear dry and protected throughout. It saw tough duty and was exposed to plenty of lake water as we bounced through 3'-5' lake waves in our Crestliner boats. My DSLR and binos were just put loose in the bag and did not get damaged from any of the shocks (and there were lots of hard bounces). There was also rain that was not able to penetrate. The shoulder straps were great and allowed easy toting (I was used to traditional dry bags with the roll over top and buckles). There was also a D-clip on each should strap which were great for attaching water bottles and other gear that I wanted to keep close at hand. There is a small external zipper pocket which is useful for small, flat items, and the zipper was enough to keep everything dry. The internal small zipper pocket was also helpful for keep separate small items. The mini 2 liter dry bag is traditional with the fold-over clip. It has very little capacity, but worked great to hold my cell phone: I kept it clipped to my waders while fly fishing so I could quickly pull it out and take a snapshot or video, and then quickly stash it away safe and dry. The final advantage was that it worked great as a carry-on bag for my airplane flights. Though not high fashion, it looked pretty good and held a good amount. The only disadvantage was the unnecessary waist strap which I kept buckled tight around the front of the bag so the hanging straps could be kept out of the way. They are unnecessary since the bag really isn't big enough to be carrying a load heavy enough that you would benefit much from the load-bearing support. There is also a chest strap which is pretty unnecessary, but it come with an emergency whistle attached, which is nice, although, if you want an emergency whistle, you should probably supply your own, as the included one is mediocre, at best. Overall, I was very impressed with this purchase. Highly recommended.

I chose this bag over some of the others because the backpack part seemed beefier and more comfortable, and it was. The bag kept everything dry and was comfortable to wear for several miles. The inner pocket was perfect for keeping small items like our passports and cash dry but still easily accessible.

Weird as I am, I tested the thing at home in a bath tub, pushing it under water for 3 seconds, before using it on a trip, water totally leaks into the outside pocket, the main backpack is ok, i.e., waterproof. I like the little extra bag which is waterproof. The inside side bag is nice. Some kind of organizer inside the bag would be cool, however. Drawback of any larger dry bag, one doesn't find anything. The thing is large enough for a day trip (emergency rain jacket etc.), but not for an overnight trip.

I really like this bag - it is my first dry bag and I got it for a trip in Norway with kayaking, hiking, and biking. The bag did amazingly and I even had a chance to test how effective it is in keeping things dry in the fjords. I had a mirrorless camera in it and 0 water got in. It was also very comfortable to wear it as a backpack on a bike and when hiking thanks to the padding. I only wished my tripod could fit in it comfortably - technically it does not need to be kept dry, but it is uncomfortable to wear/carry it separately. I was able to squeeze it in when biking/hiking since there was no chance if it getting submerged, just some possible rain (which did happen), but it would not be sufficient for full protection from submersion, so use your best judgement if your tripod (or whatever) does not fit and allow the top to roll up as directed. There was plenty of storage to keep the things I wanted to keep dry, but the 20gal one is not huge, so do not expect to use it as an all-in-one backpack for all your needs. I used it specifically to keep a few important things dry in case of submersion/rain, which worked amazingly well for me.

Took this bag with me on a backpacking trip in the mountains of Central America. Used it for an entire week in thick brush in a very rainy environment. All my belongings were kept safe inside.

Great bag for water activities and can double as a short term ice chest when you are in a pinch. The bag is made of quality materials and works great at keeping your belongings dry, even if you have to float the bag. We purchased the bag for a trip to Costa Rica. Used it as a cary-on to pack a weeks worth of clothes and keep our belongings dry when headed to the beach and back into the rain forest. Was very comfortable on the shoulders and when you hike the straps up tight it stays snug on the back. In addition, if you want to take a case of drinks down to the beach you can load it up, throw in ice, and be good to go for a few hours (just dont think of it as a yeti as it was never intended to be). If / When it does get dirty with sand or dirt, just hoes it off outside and leave open to dry, good as new.

Good bag, a lot of capacity, good waterproof