Frelaxy Dry Bag 3-Pack/5-Pack, Ultralight Dry Sack, Outdoor Bags Keep Gear Dry for Hiking, Backpacking, Kayaking, Camping, Swimming, Boating

Used on backpacking trip. Easy to use and lightweight.

Durability is excellent for the size and design, smaller bags are ideal sized for short travels. Great value for the mix of bag sizes.

I liked it I stuffed my jetboil and gas in one kept my base layers in one and food in the other one they were easy to use roomy value for money

These bags are an affordable option than some of the other ultra light bags out there, but they are definitely not waterproof. I recently took these on a long distance thru-hike and sadly these did not hold up well after a short period of rain. I used them to contain my food/odor items and suspended them overnight on a bear cable. In the morning, there was several inches of rain inside the bag, despite the bag being tightly sealed overnight. I had to empty the contents and dry out the bag in the morning…needless to say, this is not a ‘dry bag’ and was a slopping wet bag that I had to try to dry out on the trail. The bags are convenient to hang and the roll tops are nice, but don’t expect these bags to keep your stuff dry at all.

Used these on a trip up to the boundary waters and it kept everything dry in my pack. It fit a lot everything minus my shoes were in these. They are a great value for the money. They are durable and function for organization.

I took these three bags on a weeklong canoe trip in the Boundary Waters in northern Minnesota. I had all three of the bags packed full and they work just fine. They even protected my rebound family Bible that I took with me. I like that there are three different colors and sizes as I organized the things I took with me on the trip according to size and color. The largest bag was plenty big for five days worth of clothes on the lake canoeing, the middle size bag was large enough for all of my shower, amenities and toiletries. The smallest bag was perfect for my electronics. Great value for the price. Would recommend.

The buckle clip part seems tight. It is very slightly too big for the buckle holster that it snaps into so I assume this will bend and scratch at the side of the buckle clips at some point. It’s a pro and a con.The bags feel thin and would probs scratch open on a sharp branch or thorn. They get puffy when I close them with air in it so they can probably even float on water like a raft.20L is big, but not big as in it could fit a full sized motorcycle helmet. You could probs squeeze one in but it would be the last time you use the bag because it seems a little too thin to not burst. They seem great but I am being cautious because they are thin and might rip. They aren’t thin thin but they aren’t thick and feel like a material that is like a thin rubber, but it feels like a soft construction paper with impurities slightly.

Used these on a kayaking trip in Yellowstone on Shoshone Lake. They worked great.