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2016-06-30T20:00:01

I love the double seal. Like that is has the grommet holes for tying it down. It also has a loop near the closure for tying it down. I like this size because it is small enough to fit anywhere on my kayak and large enough to carry my lunch.

chrism62382

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2016-01-17T19:00:01

This purchase was a gift as I have one. I found this dry bag to be just the right size for keys, phone, snacks, etc.

Yaker

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2015-12-21T19:00:01

Bag is perfect size for keeping phone, notebook, couple pens, batteries in one waterproof place. Material is durable and the bag lasts a long time.

Cape C.

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2014-09-27T20:00:01

When I bought a second boat, the Eddyline Samba, it didn't have a day hatch. Wanted a place to put sun glasses and hat when doing solo rescue practices. This NRS Dry Bag fit the bill. Put stuff in there, place under front bungees. Works well -- stuff stays dry.

doty1933

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2014-07-22T20:00:01

Works great -- keeps contents dry.

Novice k.

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2013-10-23T20:00:00

This is a pretty nice bag that seems to do the job it's intended for. I can't comment on durability yet but I am liking it.

Larry

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2013-08-31T20:00:00

Excellent dry bag - grommet rings make it easy to secure in an IK or Raft

ATX

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2013-07-12T20:00:01

I bought the small-sized bag to store my Med. Kit and other miscellaneous emergency items. I've used it whitewater kayaking, rafting, and backpacking. It's easy to identify because it's orange and the clear "window" on the bag makes it easier to get your paws on what you're after. So far it's held up great and kept things dry. The grommets are especially handy for strapping the bag into your kayak, and have kept the bag in place during nasty swims...

Rio v.

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2013-04-17T20:00:01

Like the grommets for securing bag to kayak. Hi-Viz orange color should reduce chance of leaving behind at campsite.

ckoehler56

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2013-01-21T19:00:01

Great, I love the see through front.

jbg

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2012-09-10T20:00:01

I use this item in the back of my playboat to carry an epipen and first aid supplies. It is a great size, but can be difficult to close. If you have somethign the must be kept dry, I would double bag it.

Banana

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2012-09-10T20:00:01

Terrific watertight bag for essentials. Seals work perfectly, and the D-ring is great for hanging the bag from a shackle under the deck when sailing. The bag is tough, and the window panel makes it easy to locate any item quickly. Perfect bag for keeping articles dry, secure, and easily accessible.

Capt K.

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2012-08-22T20:00:01

It is perfect size to carry small personal items for any water based events. The double sealing mechanism is wonderful and if you keep enough air in the bag and watch the total weight, it'll float in the water. Total recommend for a waterproof "lil'" baggy.

Dragonboater

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2012-08-08T20:00:01

Small, light and see-thru. I use it for my camera, while kayaking.

Frau

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2012-03-24T20:00:01

I got the small, and it is great bag for the day hatch in my kayak. I get some water in the hull in heavy seas, and it keeps phone, keys, snacks, towel, etc dry. I just use the zip closure. I rarely roll it down, but that is an option.

Tmaster

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2011-10-02T20:00:01

Perfect size, easy to seal, holds everything you need inside it.

TonyS

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2011-10-02T20:00:00

The best of the best.

TonyS

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2011-05-18T20:00:01

I bought this bag to keep my camera in while kayaking. I looked at several different dry bags, some of which are made specifically for camera and allow you to take photos through the bag. My camera has a fairly good sized zoom on the lens, so I didn't thing any of those would work for me and just decided to get a small dry bag. I went on a multi-day paddling trip to the Channel Islands recently and because we were exploring lots of sea caves we used sit-on-top ocean kayaks, so I appreciated the little plastic loop next to the buckle and the two large grommets that let me use a carabiner to clip the bag to a line on the boat. Most of day one the bag with the camera in it sat in the bottom of the boat in a puddle of water. I used the camera several times, and did notice a very small amount of condensation inside the bag, but it seems most likely that it was there because my hands were wet while handling the camera. There were definitely no leaks! This bag was plenty roomy for my camera, cell, phone, keys, ID and a few other small items, but not too big to clip to my pfd while paddling to get it up out of the puddles in the kayak. I never tried taking photos through the clear window in the bag, but next trip I will. Overall, this bag performed wonderfully!

coldmiser

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2011-05-09T20:00:01

The little bag is great for keeping gear sorted , dry, and small enough to put inside another larger size. Makes good "Neck" bag for a water park.

Flex

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2011-05-09T20:00:00

GREAT GEAR ; My family are water dogs ALL summer, from the lake , water park OR pool. we use this for medical supplies ( type 1 diabetic )GREAT, the clear window is the best idea since sliced bread , Can find what we need at-a-glance .It is good stuff!!!!!!!!!!

Flex

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