Wise Owl Outfitters Waterproof Dry Bag 3-Pack – Lightweight & Airtight 5L/10L/20L Small & Large Dry Bags for Kayaking, Beach, Travel, Boating, Hiking

These are the best dry bags I've ever used. I recently went on a weekend trip in the Appalachians and it rained buckets. Lakes even. I used the small bag to hold all my clothes (a shirt, thermals, socks, bra, and sweat pants fit with more than enough room for a whole extra set of clothes), the medium sized bags held my down sleeping bag in it's stuff sack + my inflatable sleeping mat, with room for my electronics, and the largest size I let a friend borrow, and it fit his synthetic mummy, his clothes, and all of his water damageable electronics with a ton of room. The bags themselves are as light as a feather and extremely manipulable and soft (I used my clothes bag as a pillow, it worked well and held up to holding my head off the floor! Multi-useful!) Our tent was pretty small (two person) and the bet we made on these bags was pretty substantial. To have enough room to fit us and a friend to shelter from the rain, we just left our equipment in the bags outside the tent until we were ready for bed. Dry as a bone when we shook them off and pulled out our gear. We got in deep water at a creek crossing and it soaked my sleeping bag dry bag at the bottom of my pack - I was concerned about having a wet bed but I shouldn't have been. Dust dry! I recommended them to all my fellow hikers on this trip - worth every penny for the peace of mind!

Great for any activity near the water where you're belongings might get wet. I'll go kayaking a lot and use it every time I go. Keeps my belongings nice and dry. Does exactly what it says it does. Good stitching and material

I LOVE these. I am an avid mountain-climber (Sierras, etc) and hiker. Gradually, I have been getting on the "ultra-light" bandwagon - so that I can devote more pack weight to technical equipment on solo trips. These carrier-bags just work. When rain/snow is a threat, one bag gets my sleeping bag and extra base/insulating layers/etc. The smaller sac is a great catch-all for cooking, first-aid, extra paracord, patch-tape, etc. They are not as UL as dyneema - but way cheaper, and they kept my gear dry during monsoonal rains on a 5d hike in WY back country. I can't speak to their durability - but they seem very well made. Only 4 stars for Light Weight because again, I would only consider dyneema or the like 5 stars. This is the next best thing.

I got this for a 3-day/2-night backpacking trip to use for hanging my food on the bear wire. It’s lightweight and the clip on it works well and is sturdy. It has a little loop on the buckle/clip where you can connect a carabiner. Issues I had that I think are worth noting: while the bag material itself seems durable enough for holding heavy food, it doesn’t seem like it will hold up to brushing against blackberry thorns. It might not be designed to, though, and I recognize that. The other thing is the water proofing. So water beads off if I dribble water onto it and if I dunk it it does stay dry on the inside.. but it’s worth noting that my water bottle got condensation while inside the bag and that seeped through to the outside of the bag. Seems like if it’s exposed to water for long enough, water will penetrate. I’m not sure I trust this bag to hold up to heavy rain overnight. Otherwise, the waterproofing seems to work well. Good for beginners and shorter trips. I was able to fit 5 freeze dried meals plus a gallon zip lock packed full of other foodstuffs including fresh fruit, granola bars and three 8oz almond milks. Very roomy.

Using these one my motorcycle to help organize things and so far am loving them! they seem fairly well built and havent torn or ripped yet. Will update the review if anything happens but im happy for now at least!

Took these to my Camino in Spain. We had a few very rainy windy days and my backpack was soaked even with the cover. Thankfully I packed everything in these! Totally waterproof.

I have had these for over a year and have had them through several wet technical slot canyons that were full of water. We use these to put extra clothes, food and other items in. They are then put in a backpack. In canyoneering you often times throw your backpack off a Cliff into water and then use your pack to float on as you swim through the canyons. These get abused but don’t get abrasion because they are protected by the backpack. These have never leaked and the three sizes are perfect for different gear. I recommend these to a group I took through a wet canyon this last week and everyone’s gear, food and cloths stayed dry. I wouldn’t recommend these if they aren’t protected and might rub against rocks or sharp edges because the material is thin. I find the thin material to be a good thing because we try to keep weight down in our equipment. Now that I have found these I will be using the heck out of them going forward.

This set was purchased for a week-long camping trip through the Boundary Waters. Initial impressions were that the bags fit a lot in them and they seemed sturdy without being bulky. In practice, they managed to keep things dry and, added bonus, critter free. On the way home, my son packed some items in the bag, like his water shoes, that were damp. He then proceeded to store the bag without airing it out. When we took it out for the next camping trip a month later, the bag was still damp so trust me, it definitely prevents the transfer of water :) While these bags were a little more expensive than some we could have purchased at local big box stores, they are definitely higher quality and will last longer. If we need additional dry bag capacity in the future, we would purchase these again.

Worth the money!

Use this bag to stuff my down sleeping bag into while on winter road trips. Keeps it dry in case of emergency use. Good quality so far and should last many years.

Used in a kayak trip and they kept all our stuff dry.

I didn't like how they didn't have good handles. Made them hard to move around.

Not waterproof. Bought several, all leak. Seriously?