Earth Pak Waterproof Dry Bag - Roll Top Waterproof Backpack Sack Keeps Gear Dry for Kayak with Waterproof Phone Case

This bag is quite large, really much larger than we needed but that’s my own fault I should have measured it prior to purchasing. We’ve taken it on a few river trips and it’s kept everything nice and dry with plenty of room for more. I would highly recommend Ive tried others and they just don’t quite work as well.

I bought two of these bags, one large one (55L) and one slightly smaller (40L) because they looked durable and useful size for my needs. I was on the fence because I wasn't sure I needed to spend quite so much to have the extra space they afforded, but when I saw the quality, I was happy to have the product at the price I paid. This is good material, kind of soft-rubbery, not the hard, rigid rubber/plastic like some other bags. I used this bag on a mountain wilderness horseback camping trip, hoping to keep my clothes and sleeping gear dry. They both WORKED AMAZING! I put my large modular sleeping bag and pillow and large sleeping bag liner in the 55L, was able to kneel on it to get it as small as possible, rolled the top down, and the entire package stayed very flat, as if vacuum packed for the entire time. The 40L one I had jam-packed with as many clothes as I could fit. I also knelt on this one to make it as small as possible and the "vacuum pack" stayed the entire time as well. I felt that was very impressive, since the top just rolls down and buckles. (I did not expect my bags to ever be submerged on this trip, so I had no reservations about creating negative air pressure inside the bag. I'm not sure I'd do that on a canoe or kayak trip, but... they are high quality, so maybe it would work. I needed the bags to fit in or on a mule's saddle pack.) The bags seemed fairly rugged/durable. I plan to keep them out of direct sunlight as much as possible, just to prolong their usability. I didn't need the shoulder straps that allow you to wear it like a backpack. I worked the bags pretty hard and the straps are still attached, but they do seem to be the weakest point. I'd prefer it if they just had one single reinforced hand grip. All bags that are made of similar materials stink something horrible when they are opened, and these were no exception. HOWEVER, I rinsed the inside with 1 cup of white vinegar and let it sit for a while, shaking it up intermittently, and when I rinsed it out with fresh water and let it dry the smell was completely gone. Other campers with other bags had a very difficult time getting rid of the smell. All in all, I think the bag is very well made, and seals EXTREMELY well. I highly recommend this product to anyone needing a high quality large bag to keep items dry. I also think these bags will last me a long time.

Very nice bag. 20L has lots of room. Stored a couple towels, change of clothes, wallet, keys, first aid, and plenty of space left over. Seems sturdy and like it'll last a while. The latches are nice and thick too. Took it on a fishing trip last weekend and everything stayed dry from the day. It'll be great for beach days too. The color matches my fishing rod, so that's a plus! The phone protector works well too. Tested it with a paper towel and put a weight on it underwater. Came out dry. Protected my phone for the day too. Will update after a few more uses to see how it holds up. 5/29/25

I just started to kayak this year and needed to get a dry bag. After researching I choose this bag. it is waterproof, functional and the weight is perfect. It is easy to clean inside and out and comes with a product warranty for lifetime. If you are just starting out this is the perfect bag to begin with.

Durable, water proof, comfortable, handy, spacious. It has a nice color and the flexibility makes it easy to store away in a closet.

I promised the seller of this Dry Bag that I would write a review after using it. I purchased this item because my family likes to camp and fish. We live in an extremely rural town in Oregon and there are many different lakes and reservoirs to visit in the area. Most of the ones that we like are smaller and more remote so only small watercraft is usable on them. We own a 14’ John boat and like to take our electronics and snacks on it when we go out on the lake fishing. We were placing these items into a backpack and plastic grocery bags for the trip but noticed that the bottom of them would be wet as well as some of the items inside after each day of fishing. The soggy boxes of crackers and wet electronics were bothersome at the least and I began to research bags to purchase that would keep my things dry while on the boat. This Dry Bag product popped up with a 5 star rating encompassing over 1200 reviews so I looked into what it had to offer and found that there were 3 different sizes to choose from. I figure that we needed one for the snacks and one for the electronics so I bought (2) 20 liter bags. They worked out great during their first use and we are going to use them again at the end of September on another camping / fishing trip. Everything in them stayed dry was easily accessible and made the day more worry-free. The material that they are constructed of is very durable and thick. I can envision a long life for each of the bags before they wear through. The buckle that holds it closed is simple and of good quality as well. As stated each bag comes with a cell phone holder that is perfectly designed to hold a Samsung s6 or s7 and allows for the phones use while inside the enclosure as it protects it from the elements. The only negative I could mention and this is unproven and just my opinion on future wear concerns for the product. The shoulder strap that comes with it seems thin and the plastic clips appear to be weaker than any other pieces that come with this bag. Not that they will not hold up so I will see over time. The plastic clips on the ends of the shoulder strap surround most of my concern here, but when I used the bags I found myself holding and carrying it by the clip / strap that closes the bag because it forms a natural handle. This is a very good product and I plan to purchase (1) 30 liter bag because the 20 liter did not hold as many snacks as I would have liked it too. I.e. boxes of crackers and bags of chips take up a lot of space.

I am so happy with my purchase. I ordered the 10L light blue bag. It held and ice pack, glass boxed lunch, water bottle, a pair of shorts, one tank, a beach towel and my phone. It is the perfect size for one person. If you are packing for two or more people get a larger bag. I had no water get in it. I took it to Hurricane Harbor. I rode down slides, took it in the lazy river and even spent hours in the wave pool with it. My items were completely dry. No water got it. Funny thing is, I also used it as a float device. Please note, I am not saying you should use it as such, but in certain cases I was able to put it under my chest and float. Again don't depend on it to save your life. Lastly, I got so many question and complements

I watched a bunch of online videos, read the reviews, etc and decided to give these bags a try. I ordered a 55L and a 30L bag just to have different options for different packing configurations. They arrived and turned out that the Amazon pickers sent two 55L bags. Not a big deal, but was somewhat annoying. I hate following up with Amazon returns and the time/money/effort to return something isn't worth it to me. However, as many of the other reviews show that you immediately get a follow up email from the seller once they are notified the shipment was received. I responded and mentioned the mix-up... mostly to inform the seller that the inventories may get out of whack but that I was happy with the product. Scott responded immediately the next day saying there had recently been a label mix-up which probably explains why this happened, but that he wanted to make it right by me and sending a free 30L bag without having to bother with the return process of the other one. That's outstanding service all around and I'm guessing if you did have a problem with the bags over time that they would stand by their product to ensure you are happy. As far as the actual quality of the bag - I haven't had them in the water, but I did shove about 10 pillows inside just to see if i could squish them down. My wife wasn't too happy about compressing all her sofa pillows, but it shrank them all down nicely and the air burped out just fine. I wouldn't hesitate to throw it in the water and expect them to come out dry. For my plans, I don't expect them to get all that wet unless I happen to have a mishap on the water, but based on some of the other product reviews I am confident it would stay dry even if i did. The materials used and craftsmanship is solid and the backpack straps are a nice addition. I figured the phone case that comes with these was probably just a free promotional type case that may not hold up well. But the latching mechanism is pretty interesting and seems like a wise idea. It easily fits my iPhone 8+ with it's slim hardshell back on it - but don't think it would fit my wallet case along with it. I wouldn't expect it to. The functions all work - but the Home button does not through the plastic for some reason - you can't even press it. This is an Apple thing, not a case thing... just was something worth noting. The case looks like it would hold waterproof when it's new, but dont' know if i would submerge it in a lake or anything on purpose. Overall for the price point and free phone case thrown in - in addition to the stellar customer service I wouldn't hesitate to buy more of these if I need more dry bags.