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Custom dry bags and waterproof packs for marine and watersports sponsorships, outdoor retail and resort programs, field crews and emergency preparedness kits. Forty three options spanning five to forty six liters and five to fifty dollars: a tarpaulin utility bag and rPET window dry bags at the entry, Osprey ultralight sacks and an Oakley 22 liter in the middle, Urban Peak and MiiR dry backpacks and duffels at the top.

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Specified in Liters, Judged on Closure

Dry bags are sized in liters and stand or fall on the roll top closure. Six to twelve liters protects a phone, wallet, documents and medication and is the practical volume item. Twenty liters and up carries a change of clothes and gear for a shift. Window panels let someone find contents without opening the bag. This is also the best branded assortment in the whole bag category, with Osprey, Oakley and MiiR all present.

Water Resistant Is Not Waterproof

Those are two different specifications and the distinction matters when somebody is relying on it. A tarpaulin utility bag keeps splash off; a roll top dry sack survives submersion. Describe the conditions concretely and we will match the specification, rather than sell you whatever is closest on the page. Free virtual proofs on every order.

Common Questions

What size protects a phone and documents?

A 6 to 12 liter roll top sack. That is the size to buy in quantity for an event or a crew, and it covers the things people actually panic about getting wet.

Is water resistant good enough?

Depends entirely on the use. For rain and spray, yes. For a bag going in a boat or a kayak, buy a proper roll top dry bag and do not compromise.

Who orders these?

Marine and watersports sponsors, outdoor retailers and resorts, field crews working in weather, and emergency preparedness programs building go-kits.