Sea to Summit Hydraulic Dry Pack - 120L

Working in multi-activity adventures like I do on a daily basis, we are always looking for versatile dry packs to be durable and easy for hiking, but also dry for rivers and waterfalls and paddling. Conceptually we love this pack, but its quickly become the pack we choose to leave behind because of ...

This is a great bag, it's bomber and comfortable to wear. I took it on multiple wet canyoneering hikes in and around Zion. Contents stayed dry through multiple swims and floating across water obstacles. Was never fully submerged as it floats.

The bad part? The nylon straps for the waist and should...

We took this on a couple canoe trips and will be returning it. It's very well made and seems durable, but there are a few issues that make it a no for us. For starters, the shape is awkward. Its too tall and narrow, which makes it hard to load and ill fitting in a canoe. It's also missing a few appo...

The pack keeps your items dry... however, the straps keep falling off which makes the pack extremely annoying to use. I use it for canyoneering which is a combination of hiking up in elevation and jumping into pools and climbing. I would constantly have to remove my pack to refasten the straps... bu...

Does a great job as a dry bag. Lots of room of course but pretty weak as a backpack. The left shoulder adjustment wouldn't hold. Just kept slipping throughout every portage. Having the S hooks for easy adjustments seems like a good idea at first but they kept slipping out. One time I even found the ...

I have a love/hate relationship with this bag. Mine is a bit older, so maybe newer ones have solved a few issues. I've had mine for 3 years, and its been through hell and back. Sea and Summit should gift me a new one haha! Only now in the last few months has it begun to get holes in the bag. The wai...

The pros: I used this bag for canyoning that involved many cliff jumps and lots of swimming. The bag was great in staying dry the whole way with me opening it many times to get things out or put things in. The size of the bag is quite big and manage to fit a 3 liter water bladder, some fruits and sn...

purchased in advance of a Quetico trip. Pleased to say we never dunked it, but held up to the pouring rain. I found that ring-top closure took up a lot of room in the canoe. So I took some webbing that I had, removed the waist belt buckles, which match the top, and strapped the roll top "ears" down ...

I bought this pack in 2017 expecting to get a lot of years out of it like some of the boundary water packs I have bought before. I do a lot of canoeing so I always use large waterproof packs. Cons: My first issue with this pack is that the straps where they connect to the bag seem to come off easily...

I purchased the 120l bag for a boundary waters trip. I like that it had the straps and waist pad so I could have my hands free.

During the trip, the hooks for the shoulder straps slid off multiple times during the trip. Also, the bag is very tall making it a pain to retrieve items from the bottom...