Pelican Waterproof Dry Bag 10L/20L/30L - Reflective - Exodry - Waterproof - Keeps Gear Dry for Kayaking, Beach, Rafting and Fishing

This Pekcan waterproof dry bag is excellent. I have used it as a carry on for several trips. I like that I can wipe it down with a anti-bacterial wipe after it's been on the floor of the plane under the seat in front of me. I have also taken it on several rainy hikes and it keep everything dry. Pocket on the front has a water resistant zipper and fits even larger phones. My preferred pack anytime I am going out in the rain or to a place with water....where it will inevitably get splashed. Definitely recommend.

The bag is simple but sturdy and effective. I’ve bought 4-5 of these now. Rather than have one overpriced fancy bag, I’ve opted to have gear stored in these as I can leave it as my designated bag for that activity. Just grab and go rather than load and empty every time.I’ve got one empty but always looking for the need to buy another.And in Florida, it doesn’t hurt to have something you can leave in the rain and not worry about.

Used this recently for a 10 day trip in Quetico. It is not as nice as NRS and other mainstream brands, but it's also about 15% of the cost. We used one for more than a week of backcountry canoeing and it held up find. Pack is still in excellent condition, completely waterproof, no tears or anything. I can't comment on long term durability, but some of our dry sacks are pushing 50 years old now with months worth of actual usage on multi-day to multi-week trips, so we know how long good gear lasts. We don't expect this to last that long, but our initial impressions with this are positive all around. Especially for casual and infrequent usage, this looks like a great product.

All around great bag made by a reputable name only problematic have with it is there is no outdoor storage like for a water bottle and nothing to clip any carabiners on. But besides that 10/10

Kayak tipped and completely filled with water. Both my 30l and 20l were floating in there for about 10 minutes while we assessed our situation. All gear in both bags stayed completely dry. Awesome product

I bought this bag for our cruise however I ended up using it on a camping trip last month that we got caught in a downpour. Everything in the bag was dry! I also like the fact that it’s a backpack and has loops on the straps to clip carabiners to.

Product performed as desired on a drilling rig in Alaska. Provided a consistent clean dry space for phone, food, spare gloves…ect was exposed to rain, water, oil, as well as harsh solvents repeatedly and so far no leaks. Great value for the price

The media could not be loaded. Pelican - ExoDry Drybag - It is good is some ways and bad in other ways...The top sealing part is not very desirable. It could have been designed better even the addition of a zipperat the top of the bag would be abetter way to seal it up.On a positive note it is very flexible for carrying one or more sack lunches for yourself and/or others.The backpack straps are very comfortable but I removed the chest strap as I personally find these straps very annoying, it was easy to permanently remove the chest strap with a pair of scissors, this of coarse is just my personal opinion on the chest strap and some people may love it, it is just that I don't and that is why I removed it (cut it off) permanently.Not my favorite style of backpack to say for sure but I can see in some instances where the might be a preferred method of carrying certain types of softer or more lightweight items like a clothes bag with dirty or newly cleaned clothes, or sack lunches, etc.Good day & God Bless...Randall M. RueffK9RMR