Frelaxy Dry Bag 3-Pack/5-Pack, Ultralight Dry Sack, Outdoor Bags Keep Gear Dry for Hiking, Backpacking, Kayaking, Camping, Swimming, Boating

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Perfect for backpacking! Very happy with these

I bought two sets for my son and I for a four day canoe trip with the Scouts. Day one we capsized and these bags kept all of our stuff dry then, and for the rest of the week. I considered using garbage bags but these were definitely far superior. I'm not sure how they would hold up for long term hard use, but I was impressed for the price and my needs were absolutely met. I don't regret this purchase.

HAVE NOT FIELD TESTED however, the sizes are nice and it feels airtight when I roll them down with clothing inside. One bag out of the 5 did have a fray/loose string at the bottom, so I'm concerned with how that one bag will hold up if it's raining or dropped in the water. Knocked a star off for that because 4/5 bags were done perfectly.

Went on a 500 mile ATV trip across WY. Had several strong summer thunderstorms and everything stayed dry.

These bags are great - I use them for boating, camping and beach days. Frequently with certain tools in one and other types of tools in another, all inside the larger bag. Lightweight & waterproof.

Not sure how actual waterproof these are. But they are a great second layer if trying to organize a heavier dry bag for something like a kayak trip. I use these for electronics (camera etc) inside a heavy duty dry bag.

I've had these things for a while now, and so far, they've held up to the torture that I've inflicted on them. I've stretched these things out by stuffing them with books, but they are still held up. Recently, I flipped my fishing kayak, and everything stayed dried despite getting submerged for about 3ish seconds. I'm actually pretty impressed with these and plan on buying a second set at some point. They also weigh absolutely nothing, so I could use both sets to double-layer my stuff and not worry about increasing my overall weight. I tend to carry about 80lbs of gear so I'm always looking for the cheapest, lightest, and most durable equipment possible.