Karrimor Drybag

Not the of lightest dry bags on the market, but with sacrificing a bit of weight you gain a much sturdier dry bag which will last meant more seasons of abuse. The handle on the bottom means you can really compact things down in them but have the confidence that you won't have a battle on your hands to get things back out (unlike some of the more lightweight brands). Can't quibble about the price. I don't the red, yellow and orange ones the most useful for sorting and storing kit. A great dry bag that I just keep coming back to time and time again.

I've had some of these for many years as a camper and hiker and never felt that they're not up to the job. I just bought these 2 new ones for the boast as grab bags. To test them, I put a large tin of bitumen paint inside one, expelled as much air as I could, fastened it up and after tying it to a line I threw it overboard. Not only did it float, but I left it for 24 hours tied to the boat but floating in the sea. When I finally brought it back on board the inside was slightly damp, and there was maybe a tablespoonful of water in the bottom of the bag. I call that an unqualified success. One of them will be used as my beer fridge during summer, tied to the boat but floating in the water :)

Replacement for my wife’s previous one, which was left outside in a wood pile and went grotty, but until then had been perfect: dry and nice size for essentials: phone, keys, snack, lip balm, sun cream etc.

Love this bag. Bought it for my son's Duke of Edinburgh Bronze Expedition to put his change of clothes in to keep dry. Have fitted in what he needs and there is still plenty of room left. The top folds over very nicely so you can easily squeeze all the air out and pack it down nice and tight into a small size. Looks and feels very good quality.

Does it's job fine. Has been submerged (or rather floated on water) and items inside have remained bone dry. Also the fabric is flexible, making it easy to fold down to suit however much you are carrying. I use it for kayaking. Would recommend it to friends.

Great drybag. I keep this inside my rucksack that I use when on my motorcycle and only use the drybag when I need to. It's very lightweight and takes up hardly any room when not in use. And yes it definitely keeps items inside it dry - even in the heaviest downpours. An essential item if your rucksack isn't totally waterproof. I'm very glad that I bought it.

I use these to kee my clothes dry when cycling into work. It fits well in my pannier. And yes it keeps everything dry!

Strong, sized as advertised, and waterproof! Have used this several times when it's rained and it's kept the contents perfectly dry. Also easy to open and close. Would be better only if it had an integrated handle so that you could use it as a carryable bag, too.