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Because there’s nothing worse than wet gear. Except getting eaten by a bear—that would definitely be worse.

The Outdoor Research Durable Dry Sack is just that—burly enough to withstand the regular beatings a river trip can deliver. A roll-top closure, fully taped seams, and Hydroseal coating all come together to keep your gear dry. A webbing bottom and daisy chain make this Outdoor Research dry sack easy to grab and carry.

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5 5

Lillian

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Excellent for keeping your stuff dry and its super lightweight. Backcountry ships fast!

5 5

mazureski444514

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Used this bag numerous times. From going to the beach, scuba diving, or just around the pool on vacation. Each time, it's kept everything dry! The 25L bag is big enough for a couple of towels, two sets of shorts and shirts, plus numerous little things. When it's empty, it rolls down to the size of a pair of socks. Lightweight material. Overall, excellent bag!

5 5

Powder4breakfast

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  • Familiarity: I've used it several times

LOVE this dry sack. Keeps all my food organized when backpacking. The durable material, webbing and D rings allow me to tie it off and hang it at night without concern. Good weight considering the features. Aside from backpacking, I have also thrown this around in the canoe with phone etc inside. The OR ultralight sacks are great for sleeping bag and clothes; but, also having one of these durable bags is great for a little more use outside of your pack.

What size (liters) do I need for a down...

wya3303334

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What size (liters) do I need for a down mummy sleeping bag (women's size)? Thanks.

Reid Pitman

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Go to the sleeping bag's manufacturer page and look up the "packed size" Down vs synthetic bags for different temp ranges will all pack down to different sizes. Good Luck

3 5

jbb5659446

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...for doing this?

I already had an OR bag in olive drab or some such that I've used for a few years now and like/trust.

What I was looking for this time was one large enough to hold my large pack inside for stream crossings, so not being sure I went ahead and ordered the largest, 55 liters, and it still wasn't big enough. Seems to be made of thicker material but I haven't taken it out in the field yet.

I'm disappointed they don't offer more subdued colors. I settled for black because at least it's not bright red or orange.

ceardley1329370

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bright colors are good for when the bag comes loose from your boat and needs to be retrieved from the river...easier to see

5 5

Matt Steffen

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Bought this bag on a whim because I had a merchandise credit from Backcountry.com and wanted to try one of the dry bags out. I made a good choice on this one. I have only used this a couple of times so far while Stand Up Paddleboarding and going to the beach in FL. However, it's done very well for me, particularly by keeping the beach sand away from my personal items like my wallet, beach towel, etc.

4 5

Greg G

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I use these babies for caching gear in the mountains for climbing and for lining my backpack when backpacking during bad weather. Thus far they've been indispensable, and bomber. They are tough, but not bombproof so be careful not to drag them across super sharp talus or step on them on rock terrain. Other than that they're killer bags.

4 5

Evan Tougas

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I own three of these bags. (all 15 liter) and three sea to summit dry bags, of varying sizes. Of these, I use the three OR bags religiously and will only touch my 35 liter sea to summit bag, and my compression eVent bag. The other is garbage. These bags are thick, durable and truly waterproof. I've left them outside in the rain all night to test them, and had them completely submerged. I've never had any of the contents get wet. I trust this for my down sleeping bag in the Northeast, where weather changes every ten minutes.

Eddie

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Which specific S2S bags are you referring to?

5 5

OpinionatedGeek

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I typically use this for a liner in my day pack when storms are a possibility. It protected my camera gear in torrential storms.

I've also used it in my luggage to protect a suit during travel (holds air really well)

Which is the brightest colored bag? I've...

frozenfyre100183731

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Which is the brightest colored bag? I've learned to love light colored bags because you can sort through the contents of a bright colored bag easier than in a dark colored bag. Do they only offer the bag in the dark red or dark blue colors? Thanks!

Jay Creech

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This style also comes in black, so not a great help in that regard. Check out the Double Dry Window Dry Sacks (the window should help the sorting process) or the Ultralight dry sacks (it comes in bright orange and is fairly durable).

Evan Tougas

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The interior of every color is the same gray. I have two blue and one orange and the interior is exactly the same, so don't let the colors stop you!

5 5

rfb4531191

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Works for me! Does what it's supposed to do.

4 5

Scott Allred

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I used this in Central America to keep important stuff dry as I swam across channels pretty islands of the coast of Belize. I was a little doubtful at first since it is not as sturdy feeling as some Baja bags out there, but it worked like a charm. Really easy to seal too. I am not sure how it would hold up to a bunch of abrasion yet but for keeping stuff dry it works. For more technical, and rough, activities something more durable might be better. But for stuffing in a pack, or carrying by itself it is perfect.

It keeps feet warm too!

seb100667542

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An innovative use of the OR Dry Sack!

min100673115

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Lovely !

Willy Syndram

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I've used my back pack, the sleeves of my fleece jacket, and mittens to keep my feet warm at night, but never thought of using my dry sack....very nice..!!

min100673115

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Hi Ray, I was using the 35L ones...and when it gets so cold at night..nothing beats this dry sack as a foot warmer ! Cause its fully sealed. Only problem it creates moisture inside after a while :)

Looking at the loops sewn on the side...has...

BJ

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Looking at the loops sewn on the side...has anyone tested their duability? I'm looking to use this as a food bag and will need to hang it. Anyone have any idea how well the loops will hold up under weight? Will be packing food for two on a three day trip.

Donald Schmit

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I think the loops should hold for you fine. I've used the loops to carry them and have clipped it onto a backpack and they have held up fine. I've never hung one but if it will hold attached to a backpack there is no reason it won't hold while hanging.

Willy Syndram

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hey johnson145,
I have used the same 15L OR dry bag to hang my food on three Appalachian Trail tru-hikes. The bottom strap works great to hang the bag.

Justin Haug

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I have a couple of these, mostly 10L sizes but a few other ones too. I feel more than confident using the side loops for any sort of lashing. The stitching would certainly hold the weight of the contents, but it would probably fail if you took a stumble where your bag caught a branch and tore off as you fell (or something similar).

Eddie

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Although the straps are very strong and secure if you want to ensure no tugging of the seams then try this. Wrap the rope around the whole bag and through the loops. This way the rope is holding the entire bag and not just the loops, but the loop keeps the rope from rolling off the bag. I have lots of these bags straps to my motorcycles this way and they hold fine at 80mph and I don't have to worry about the bags slipping.

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pete schultz

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great dry-sacks. used up in maine, august 2010. great protection from the elements and even after falling off a kayak kept everything dry! taped seams are super durable and maintain their form!! good buy for sure!!

5 5

Justin Haug

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Great bag especially when the less popular colors go on sale! I primarily use a 25L for clothes. When you pack less into a bigger bag you roll the top closure over some of the side webbing- never been a problem for but it's really the only flaw I can think of. There's also a stitched on strap at the bottom not visible in the pictures above. Proven waterproof too.

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