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Dry Gear Bag, Large 42"x16"
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- Dry Gear Bag, Large 42 x 16-inch- 1 Year warranty
- Reinforced material keeps items dry and protected
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By K. Rochester (Warren, MI United States)
I bought 2 of these bags for a winter canoe trip. They will get used year around now. For the price and size of this bag there is not a better deal anywhere. They are heavy duty and durable. This is constructed of a heavier grade of material than even the seal line bags, but by the same virtue of heavier material it is also more difficult to get it to close with a 100% watertight seal. I would say that it is still very good though, as when you press on it hard, you can still hear a faint amount of air escaping (or burping) out, but not whooshing out. So if it were submersed underwater for any length of time it would probably let in a little bit of water, but I dont think it would let in very much. They are not rated for underwater submersion anyway. This is basically a bag for a recreational user, and will hold up very well to those uses. It is way better than a garbage bag or rain cover. This material feels very durable and should last a long time. I had enough room in 1 bag for my military surplus Extreme Cold Weather bag, an Intermediate Cold Weather Bag (both the older down fill styles), a fleece sleeping bag liner, my tent, an extra blanket, all sleep related clothing, and a few other odds and ends. This might not sound like a LOT, but believe me it was very bulky and this bag handled it great. The second bag had all of my clothes (about 7 layers of bulky insulated clothing per day), extra pac boots, and all the other little odds and ends for a camping trip. Should work great for the occasional tip over canoeing on rivers that we do (no whitewater stuff).
By D. DALTON
RECENTLY WENT BOATING ON VACATION. HAD AN ACCIDENT AND OUR STUFF WAS SUBMERGED. THIS BAG HELPED US SAVE OUR STUFF. HIGHLY RECOMMEND THIS PRODUCT. I ORDERED THE LARGEST ONE AND IT WAS ACTUALLY TOO LARGE FOR TWO ADULTS AND TWO DOGS, BUT YOU CAN ALWAYS STORE SEASONAL ITEMS IN IT. MY ONLY COMPLAINT IS THAT IT DIDN'T COME WITH STRAPS FOR THE LOOPS INCLUDED, SO IT COULD BE CARRIED ON ONE'S BACK LIKE A REGULAR DUFFLE. SOLVED THIS PROBLEM WITH A COUPLE OF OLD BELTS. YOU WILL NOT BE SORRY IF YOU PURCHASE THIS ITEM.
By Mark Templeton (Reno, NV USA)
This really is big. I thought too big when I got it. I bought to use while river rafting. http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0015VS5RS
It put the latch through the oar locks on the raft and it's perfect. It holds a lot for the family of 4 (towels, clothes, and lunch).
By M. Roth (St. Louis, MO)
I purchased this for a multi-day canoe trip. I also purchased a SealLine Boundary Pack 70 from another supplier. The SealLine was much more expensive, better constructed and had straps for backpacking when portaging. However, the Coleman was so inexpensive I took a chance and purchased it as an additional dry bag. It worked out great for our trip. We did not portage so the lack of backpacking straps did not matter. We also never dumped our canoes so it did not get wet. But I am confident that it would have stayed as dry as the SealLine bag. It is also quite a bit larger than the SealLine 70. Very nice dry bag for the price.
By Ru (Wilsonville, Oregon)
This bag is enormous and not flexible like some of the other materials dry bags are made of. I didn't like it.
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