Dri-Tech Waterproof Dry Duffle Bag, IP 65 Lightweight Roll-Top Dry Bag with Backpacking Shoulder Straps & 4 Extra Pockets – Protects Personal Belongings

I've had this bag for 4 years now and it has held up better than I expected. I will throw it in my truck bed when traveling cross country and i've had no issues and everything inside stays dry.Also have had to use this as a deployment back for disaster work and it checks into airlines great and no rips, tears, or stains so far. Zippers are still working great and same for all the straps.I easily can fit a sleeping bag, blanket, sleeping pad, travel pillow, weeks worth of clothes, 2 pairs of shoes and flip slops, and shower essentials.All in all, has lasted longer than I expected and for a great value. I shopped all around (REI, Academy, Cabelas, etc.) and this is great for the price and way cheaper than most other brands.

So i bought this for the bed in my jeep to hold various things since a recent bed cover ruined a lot of my tools. Ive since upgraded to the metal cover in the picture but this bag got my items through some storms with the old one. Havent had any issues or water damage even on my old tools that had to be cleaned and were put back in for use.

Love the bag the backpack strap did brake with to much weight it in not the bags fault!! Great bag for the money

I just took this bag on a trip to Kilimanjaro.It went through checked baggage to and from Kilimanjaro, went through all types of terrain, and weather on the mountain, and barely got a scratch on it.Pros:- Keeps contents dry, even in torrential downpour- After 8 days of backpacking, the bag doesn't absorb smell of contents.- Easy to clean- Had no issues opening or closing zipper, even in freezing temperatures (20 degrees Fahrenheit)- Can carry heavy loads with no signs of stress- Comfortable shoulder strapsCons:- outer pocket seems fairly useless without being waterproof or having a zipper- Minor seam fraying (small white threads around sealed area of bag)- Zipper paint chips really easilyOverall, this is a quality bag that stood a pretty rough test without any major issues.When comparing to bags like the base camp duffel and black hole duffel, this thing is a steal at nearly 1/3rd of the price.

The product image on the model’s back is pretty misleading. I have an Element Equipment dry bag and I was expecting it to be about the same size. It’s much smaller and I paid more for this one. I believe the dimensions in the listing are accurate, but going off the photos, you may be disappointed.Otherwise, the overall quality and design seems pretty good. I read that some people have had problems with the seams and zippers. I suspect it’s probably from overpacking. No dry bag is going to last if it’s stuffed. The plastic seams just aren’t meant for it.

UPDATE, August 1st., 2019I've used this bag for 8 scuba dives and the zipper is starting to come apart. Lots of frayed stitching along the seams too. I bought it in April, 2019 ... Plus, there's a 45 day return and NO warranty.#########################################I use a wheelchair. When I scuba dive I like putting my wet gear in a bag that will not leak all over my clean dry pants; I have to carry the bag on my lap. I was also looking for something that would be easy to clean out. I'm also pleased that the backpack strap come off so easily as I will never use them. I will update this review if I have issues later on.Grizzly Peak Dri-Tech Waterproof Dry Duffle Bag is working out very well. All my gear fits inside of it with some room to spare and it's tough as can be. Very nice price too. All of the gear listed weighs 25lbs in, and including, the bag.Zeagle Covert XT BC (large)Apex XTX reg, XTX50 2nd stage, Aqualung octo, Cobra 3 computerWeight belt with 6lbs soft weightsMares mask, snorkel, and mask containerSharkskin pants and jacket with rashguardNRS scuba bootsDarkskin swim glovesCouple camping towels in dry bagsVarious straps and bucklesTools and spare parts in dry bags

Took it on a week of canoe camping in the Boundary Waters. Survived four long portages and a week of rough use. Very happy with the bag. The only thing to note is it is not a true "dry bag". I.e. the material is a very thick, water proof vinyl but the opening is a solid zipper. There is a vinyl overlap over the zipper that will keep most water out. But if you drop this bag in the water some will make it in through the zipper.

This duffle is great, got for a Mammoth trip. It held all of my ski gear and 3 days of clothing no problem with room to spare. It was tossed in the bed of the truck and everything stayed completely dry. It seems to be pretty tuff. It will get a lot of use on the camping trips I have planned for the year.