Outdoor Research Durable Dry Sack vs Sea to Summit Big River Dry Bag

In sum, a rugged stuff sack with practical extra features but you pay at the cash for it.

I bought this bag for use as a bear bag. I wanted something waterproof that could withstand hanging in a tree in bad weather, as well as keep the smells of food inside so as to not attract bears.

I use this dry bag inside my day pack or overnight back to protect the gear I need to keep dry, especially if there is threat of weather. It has been very helpful in keeping my down jacket, extra layers, camera, iphone, etc dry during spring and summer flash storms that dump a lot of rain and precipitation in a short period of time. I also use this dry bag to help organize and reduce the size of the contents of my pack. With its minimal weight, why wouldn't you want the assurance of waterproofing, and the added organization to your pack?

The waterproof hypalon roll top closure does not wick water, offering greater protection of your gear click. The link in the video description to see ...

LOVED how lightweight & Durable the bags were. Plenty of room for my items. Yes my buddy & I dumped our canoe in the rapids!!! Everything in my bags stayed dry!!!

Purchased a few of these for hanging our food and other scented items on bear poles while in the back country. Works great, each backpacker has their own which makes organization a snap. They are not the lightest bag out there but durable and keeps my food and stove safe and dry!! 20 liter is a great size for about 4 days in the woods. Orange is ok color

This dry bag is great quality and light weight. I’m going to use to work with my load shelf in my seek outside pack. Should work great can wait to try it out.

Great dry bag -- material is thick and reliable, and it does its job! Only thing we wish was that the bag included a shoulder strap so that the bag is easier to carry while on land and not in a boat (we used it primarily for a 2-day kayaking trip). Other than that, the bag is great, we especially loved how easy it was to roll up and clip.

Super happy with the way it fits in my pack and mirrors the organization of my civilian pack.

I use a sea to summit dry bag for my sleeping bag and with the compression straps it gets pretty small. Fits nicely on the front rack, a Velo Orange porteur or the rear but the rear usually has the tent strapped on top.

I purchased this, use two of them all the time in backpacks, they work great, are inexpensive and fold up into a small roll when not in use.

Having the extra space in the 35 L made packing easier though. Any extra space could be cinched down easily. With the Hypalon side loops I could secure the bag really well to the rack. The roll top closure snapped around my seat post for further stability