Waterproof Duffel Bag 60L Extra Large | Heavy Duty Dry Duffle Gear Bag with Durable Compression Straps & Handles for Surf Paddle Dive Snowboard Kayak or Motorcycle by Cor Surf

First time buying a dry bag. Just arrived. My need is to carry a spare outfit head-to-toe all weather conditions for fishing. Heavy weatherproof down jacket, medium wind/rain jacket, thermals, pants, shirts, hats, gloves, socks, small towels... 40 degrees, gail and raining to bright sunshine 80 degrees.Hot seam welded with single stitching. Material is medium density, flexible but not cheap. This bag could handle getting kicked around a lot and dragged a little. I've seen much heavier material used in Marine dry bags but they were too thick and heavy. I don't need it to last 60 years. Just 10. Don't want to fight the material to get into the bag. Just want waterproof, lightweight, flexible solution to me carrying a hard piece of luggage. Throw it in the car or boat and go. Waterproof duffel of sorts that I don't have to be careful with. Could throw in trunk with spare tire and loose tools laying around without thinking twice. Not my situation but just for example. Surface would clean easily. Would have no fear of house water hosing all angles but would not recommend high pressure car wash hose/nozzle at close range less than a foot distance. Two feet no problem.Reflective single bar great addition. More than enough room for all clothes. Rolled up lid, compressed air out (surprised me how much air came out and how small the load became) , latched down 4 points with straps. Shoulder strap included. Done. Room to spare. Maybe friends thick jacket.In terms of water proof not sure. Haven't tested yet. Heavy wind /rain no problem. Fall in water and float no problem. Life preserver level... Doubt it. 15 minutes floating in water no problem. 4 hours floating maybe. Maybe 40hrs... Hope not to find out!Constant heavy/extreme water exposure. Not sure. The level of air tight with air coming out when compressing feels substantial.Just what I am looking for.Hope this helps.

The size is just right (basically like a small hockey equipment bag). The fabric/waterproofing is very thick and looks like it’s going to last. I’ve been moving it back and forth between vehicles with it 3/4 full. There are several ways to carry it. The description of it tells about all of the straps. One way I carry it, predominantly carry it, is by grabbing the two sides at once and rolling it up in my hand - grabbing it. Easy. I’m definitely not worried about setting this on the wet ground whether it’s pavement or mud or shallow water. I’m more than pleased with my purchase. Worth every star.

The bag is perfect for what I needed it for. I was looking for a bag to hold my camping items and clothing, something that could be strapped down on the back seat of my motorcycle. This met my needs, holding a duffle bag with a sleeping bag, tent, air mattress, tarps and camp stuff. Another small duffle held my clothes an electronic things. I was able to get everthing in the large top opening bag with ease. I was able to get two turns of the waterproof seal (all I needed to keep dry in the rain) and strapped it down. It had d-rings to make this easy and had no issue with the security and the stableness of the bag. Handles were nice, just unstrap and carry to your tent/camping sight.Great product, would highly recommend. Going to use it on my overnight kayaking trips too, so that is a plus.

I bought this bag for a 3 day motor cycle ride. The bag with stood the weather great. It was strapped on top of the trailer and held up very well.

I doubt you'll find a drybag this large for cheaper. Material is rigid and strong. If a hole were to occur I would think it would happen at a seam. (Not that the seams look cheap) If it took a tumble from the roof @ 70mph though, it may be a different story.Took a cross country drive from Indiana to Colorado and up through Steamboat Springs, Wyoming, and back down through Colorado back to Indiana. For its maiden voyage I decided to put only Ski/snow gear in the bag as a test in case water got in. Snowboard boots, snowpants, backpack, gloves, masks, etc. It was full enough that I could roll the top down twice and clip/tighten. It rained 70% of the drive in the lowlands and snowed heavily in the mountains.The bag was cold, salty, and hard as a rock but completely dry on the inside. I did an inspection and found no places where tie-downs/ratchet straps had deteriorated the bag and it was tied down very tight. It isn't mean to be submersed! I feel that this bag would protect clothing and dry goods.

I do a lot of camping and outdoor adventures and needed something that could keep my clothes dry, but take a beating. All of the big brand duffle bags were so expensive for a dry bag. Took a leap with one based on positive reviews and glad I did. I have had a chance now to get out with it being tossed around in the back of my truck, to the lake for paddle boarding, and loaded it up. Well built, pretty good materials, and I like the straps and buckles that help keep it rolled up and secure preventing water from getting in. Very happy so far and hope I can come back later with a long-tern review that's just as positive as my initial impression.

I just got this today but I can confidently say this bag is absolutely perfect for what I was looking for. This beats most other 50L to 60L waterproof duffel bags I looked at in both price, features and quality. I wanted a versatile bag that I can use as both a regular duffel bag and a motorcycle duffel bag that can hold a lot but wasn't hugely enormous like my awesome (but unfortunately not waterproof) Eagle Creek "No Matter What" large (103L) duffel bag. The external and internal pockets are great and very spacious. The D-rings are perfectly placed and designed to strap onto the back of my motorcycle.One enhancement that would be nice is making the black internal pocket (or the zipper) a different color than the black interior.

It is okay. Kind of flimsy. I plan to pay more and get something a little more durable