KYG Waterproof Dry Bags,5L/10L/20L
KYG Waterproof Dry Bags,5L/10L/20L for Kayaking/Boating/Canoeing/Fishing/Rafting/Swimming/Camping/Snowboarding
KYG Waterproof Dry Bags,5L/10L/20L for Kayaking/Boating/Canoeing/Fishing/Rafting/Swimming/Camping/Snowboarding
Isn’t great when you pay for something and it arrives exactly as described and on time.
A great product as good as higher priced similar items with everything you need from a waterproof bag.
This dry bag seems to be well made and keeps my belongings dry.
Orange would be more suitable for easier visibility tough.
Made from pvc, its easy to use and its waterproof.
Its a useful product to use for example when travelling on small boats to keep valuables safe and dry.
We used to is on a recent beach trip and it was great. It is really easy and lightweight to use but rolls up and clips shut so it is nice and watertight. Great, practical item that does exactly what it promises. Excellent value for money as well. Would definitely recommend for outdoor activities.
This is my first dry bag, and I’ve yet to try and fully submerge it under water to see if it is truly 100% waterproof, but it certainly kept the rain out during a massive downpour of rain whilst visiting the beach!
The bag easily fits jeans, shoes, underwear, t-shirt, mobile phone, wallet… everything in fact you need to keep dry when you are getting wet! I choose the bright orange bag as it’s easy to spot, and you are not likely to leave it behind!
The way it works is that you just fold over the top of the bag several times, and then clip the 2 ends together to make a waterproof seal. Doesn’t seem that it should work, but everyone says it does, and it did keep out the rain.
The price is really reasonable and I would recommend.
This is an excellent dry bag. We have the 20 litre bag and it is a great size, holds plenty of items, including a towel, and you can be confident that they will be kept dry and secure.
It feels very strong and is obviously well made, I have no qualms about it keeping my kit dry, and it has tested out well so far.
It also came with an unexpected waterproof phone case, which has been tried and tested and didn’t let any water into the pouch at all.
All in all a securely made bag, with a stylish design, the blue on ours is a lovely shade and I’m very happy with it.
The 10 litre dry bag is supplied with a waterproof phone holder and two carrying straps. The bag is not particularly large but will be sufficient for a few personal effects and perhaps a small piece of clothing.
The material is a rubbery sort of canvas which arrived a little creased. The waterproof seal works by rolling the bag down a number of times and clipping the sides together. There are no instructions in the pack but they are on the listing.
The waterproof phone holder is a standard design with a see-through front and closure tab and should accommodate even the largest mobile phone.
Whilst this is marketed for use in water-based leisure activities, this was ordered for a vulnerable person supported by a local homelessness charity and it will certainly have been of use in the recent atrocious weather conditions.
The 16.99 price tag (with a further money off voucher available) makes this quite good value for money.
This bag is decent enough for certain sports where you want to keep things dry, it is relatively no-frills and clearly not a luxury brand so it doesnt have that X-factor not is it amazing in terms of quality, craftmanship and manufacturer. However it is functional, and has a durability that makes it useable and quite effective. Not sure if it will last for a long time, but it works – however it also has a slightly unfortunate plasticky quality. No frills functional bag.
I have owned another dry bag previously, which I used to store an SLR Camera when sailing & canoeing. They are absolutely essential when you are carrying stuff on active adventures, which just mustn’t get wet.
The 10L version is not especially large – enough for a few personal items, maybe 3 medium pieces of clothing, or 1 coat.
The material is like a rubberised canvas, with a slightly firmer thicker entrance strip.
The bag is closed by rolling the end about 5 – 6 half turns, and then clipping the two sides together.
This should squeeze the entrance sufficiently to be 100% waterproof.
There are two additional carry straps, which you can set-up as you like, either like a rucksack or as a sling bag.
The phone holder is a standard design with a see-thru section and a firm plastic closure with locking tabs.
The Internal size is 18x10cm, so it should fit pretty much all phones, including the large ones.
The bag appears to work well, but if I must find a criticism, there is a lot of creases which form in the material as it folds closed. In theory, a crease could be more likely to let in water. My other dry bag somehow folds down without creases, and I feel the closure is smoother and more water-tight. I’m not sure why this bag should crease more – it is possibly because the material on this bag is thicker and less flexible.
The phone holder seems fine, and also appears to be fully waterproof. The materials & finishing used are not especially premium, but it is OK to have and will be useful to some people. I already had one, and didn’t need a spare.