MARCHWAY Floating Waterproof Dry Bag 5L/10L/20L/30L/40L, Roll Top Sack Keeps Gear Dry for Kayaking, Rafting, Boating, Swimming, Camping, Hiking, Beach, Fishing

I work as a commercial seaplane pilot in the Bahamas, and I wanted a bag that fulfilled my requirements. The bags ended up being purchased by me twice The other was the 10L Hi-Capacity The first was a 20L Hi-Vis Orange bag, while the second one was a 20L Vis Orange bag A yellow bag that is highly visible. As a start, let me look at The following is the content of a 10L bag
The only thing you need to remember about these bags is that they require 3 AA batteries to operate When the top is buckled closed, it has to be folded four times to be effective. So if you look at these bags in the package, it would seem that they are somewhat taller than they really are. When closed, the bag's size is probably reduced (depending on how many folds you add before closing it) rather than growing. I haven't measured the size of the bag closed to see if it is actually 10L, but I would assume that it is. This being the case, I am easily able to recommend the 10L to 3 people I will now specify the size of the handheld items (which are medium-sized). The items I stored for myself included an aviation headset bag (measures approximately 6x4x10 [LxWxH]), a pilot logbook (6x2x12), my passport booklet, sunscreen, and an iPad Though it was snug, I was still able to fit three rolls and latch the bag shut without any issues. As my days are long and we spend most of the time outdoors, I wanted a little more space so that I could have extra items like extra clothing, bandages, water, etc. I spend most of my day in the sun so having this more space would have been nice. These 10L bags are air tight once closed and will hold any residual air in the bag once closed. I now carry the bag (folded up nicely in my 20L bag) with me as an extra buoy if I have to cut anchor lines. Once I blow in a little air, roll it up and latch it, the bag is a buoy.
The 10L bag is great if you don't need too much room, but I would suggest going with the larger option if you cannot fold it up. An example 20L bag would be as follows There is no difference regards how the 20L bag functions as the 10L, except that it is double the size. There is enough room in my apartment to accommodate all of the items mentioned above, plus some more. In addition, I like the fact that the 20L comes with two straps instead of one, which means I can use it as a backpack on the island. In addition to that, there are not many differences between the two Among the Pros I am - I like the bags because they're easy to use, versatile, and easy to transport
If you'll be using the bag for any purpose where it might end up falling overboard, a color option is a great idea
- As long as they are sealed properly, the bags will float*- Unless I still use an extra plastic bag and seal anything absolutely inaccessible to water, no water has yet been found in any of my bags so far (but with extra precaution, I would still do this). Please note that. When the bag is folded over, it eliminates some space, so if you want that bag to be waterproof, you'll need to utilize the space wisely. Please note that. Submerging the bag in water for more than a few seconds is not recommended. When it floats (which is what it does), it is waterproof. When you force it underwater for too long, liquid may be forced into the bag

Overall, I'd say it is an excellent, cheap, and simple product. Take it from someone who spends all day at the beach I've been working on it!.

Valerie Wyatt

| Oct 27, 2020

Place your towel on the ground. This 20L kayak was purchased in preparation for floating in the summer and I used it a week later to go I really like the size. The small space was big enough to fit a towel, water bottle, wallet, keys, shirt, shorts, and still have some room left over. This bag is the perfect size for a day trip and has wide straps for added comfort.

Jaxxon Lopez

| Aug 28, 2020

My dry bag came from Amazon, and I got it so that I could take my cell phone, camera, and a few other things My tote is the perfect size. In fact, it is pretty roomy, so I can also take things like towels and snacks with me. It seems to be a heavy bag - Their purpose is to store stuff, and they work by rolling the top down a few times, and then snapping it shut with the clips. Submerging it completely won't keep it waterproof forever, and it's not supposed to be waterproof at all. Basically, it keeps your belongings dry when it rains and splashes when kayaking, and if you drop it into the water, you can get it back up in a few minutes or so. Here's a hint Be careful not to squish all the air out when you close the bag. It floats a lot better with some air in the bag than without. I squish out some air before rolling down the top, but I often leave some in the bag to squish out a little air. If you pull out all the air, it'll float, but I think it will bob better if it's still filled with air. Additionally, because I'm paranoid, I "double-check" before I put it on the table. The electronic gear I own is in a bag. Thus, I put both my cell phone and my camera inside a ziplock bag Adding a bit of extra protection to the plastic bags before you put them in the dry bag is a good idea. You can use a towel if you need to take things in and out of the dry bags since you can dry your hands or the bag if they get wet. Also, I really like the adjustable strap, as I can tuck it over my shoulder and sling it across my body quickly when carrying With the strap, you can easily attach the bag to your kayak to keep it from spilling out in rough weather or while paddling on My dry bag has been well worth the cost (in fact, I bought two of them) and offers excellent protection at a very low price for electronics, clothing, and food. The water-resistant material is wonderful when you go to the beach with stuff (like your Kindle).

Lena Jenkins

| Mar 10, 2021

In addition to the thin towel, you can see the small bag which fits 6 cans of beer, a cellphone, an umbrella, keys, and a Because the medium bag was too large for my needs, I returned it. A few times I accessed the bag in the water as I towed the small bag down the river. I never had to worry about my items getting I did not notice any leaks in the bag. It surprised me that there is no zipper, but I didn't have any problems getting water in, since the bag did not remain submerged in water for a long.

Garrett Burke

| Dec 11, 2020

I have no complaints about the bag and all of my items are dry because it worked as advertised! Paddle down the river or float down it with a kayak.

Dayton Dalton

| Jul 23, 2020

This MARCHWAY dry bag is great for outdoor adventures even though it won't blow your budget! The roll top works correctly and the plastic click fastener (click) is a reliable fastener. The seams are solid and the construction is sturdy. A larger size was purchased for a beach trip (larger size) and This sucker has been loaded with all sorts of "stuff" I'm glad it worked out so well! The grime and the gloom It is easy to wipe off dirt using plain soap and water I like it all as a little water, capacity options are good, color options are cool, but (larger ones), the backpack straps feature is amazing! These are great bags and I recommend them highly. There were a couple of days during which it was pouring rain Gear (iPhones, digital cameras, lenses, accessories, clothes, The system) remained intact & effective It extended) but the MARCHWAY did not The device took it up without any trouble at all. I don't know for sure if it floats since I was never presented with the opportunity to do so. We experienced extremely heavy rainfall more than once, so ours was extremely wet When it says it does something, it does it. It's almost certain we'll get a few more sizes of these This is a great investment for those who carry a lot of gear along with the straps being very comfortable, fully adjustable, and durable. You can keep both hands free with this device. Definitely a favorite product of ours It's great and definitely worth checking out.

Lyric Bennet

| Dec 25, 2020