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Pacific Outdoor Equipment designed the Wxtex Sea Bag Dry Bags to fit precisely in the farthest reaches of your touring kayak's bow and stern. An internal layer separates the inflatable portion of this dry bag from the roll-top storage section, providing optimal flotation for your craft while giving you the storage for extended paddle trips. The Pacific Outdoor Equipment Sea Bag Dry Bags inflate to fit your boat with precision, and provide waterproof protection for your gear whether you're paddling in Baja or touring the Washington coastline. As of this year, all of Pacific Outdoor Equipment's dry bags are PVC free, to keep things eco-friendly.
Bottom Line: Stay afloat and keep your goods dry with the Pacific Outdoor Equipment Sea Bag Dry Bag.
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are the dimensions shown (particularly the length) the overall
are the dimensions shown (particularly the length) the overall size while bag is open or the interior useable size when the bag is closed and clipped?
By: Frank Cole
November 5, 2009
this is the overall size of the bag, not interior!
By: sn0wBound
January 21, 2011
Very Useful
By:
dla2855585
September 19, 2009
I bought the medium size for my 12' Dagger Cypress hoping to maximize the stern only storage. It not only did a great job of utilizing all the space, but also kept everything dry on a choppy trip up Lake Powell to Rainbow Bridge. Looking forward to using it for longer trips in the fall. Excellent idea, excellent design.
hi folks, i have been looking hard and having trouble finding
hi folks, i have been looking hard and having trouble finding a real good fit for my sleeping pad as far as dry bags go.my sleeping pad rolled up is 8"x21"..and can seem to find a near custom fit. so now i'm looking at these pacific dry bags trying to get a closer fit.. i don't want to get an over sized bag because i would tend to pack it with that would normally fit in a more accessible and smaller bag. is there a bag out there? i have 2 pads, so i need 2 bags,, thanks, bo daniels
By: bodaniels@sbcglobal.net
August 19, 2009
This one is super close to what you are looking for (8x20")
http://www.backcountry.com/outdoorgear/Therm-a-Rest-Simply-D
An inch short but I'm guessing it would squeeze in fine.
Personally I HATE trying to get a sleeping pad into a sack that it just the right size.
I use one take easily takes mine and then when I stuff it into my backpack it compresses smaller anyways.
Also, if you are buying a sack for trips that will always have two people you could just buy a larger size of these and roll the two pads together.
Or since a sleeping pad is not really mission critical and is pretty waterproof anyways you could just use a normal stuff sack and wrap your pads in a garbage bag. Much cheaper
By: A C
August 20, 2009
Purchase These if your stuff has to stay dry
By:
sn0wBound
June 24, 2009
I purchased several different dry bags for a trip down the Escalante to Lake Powell in low water conditions. These bags were BY FAR the best ones in my kayak. they ended up carrying all of the important stuff that had to stay dry like sleeping bags. High quality and a tight seal will not do you wrong when you are miles from ...well anywhere!
What Size would you recommend for my older Perception Acadia?
What Size would you recommend for my older Perception Acadia? It is 12' 4'' long and 27'' wide cockpit is 32x17.
By: m.c.palmer2187827
April 24, 2008
It will take a couple of bags to fill up a boat this size. I would recommend both a medium and large in front and back if using them a flotation bags. For gear storage it works better to have several small bags separating things then everything stuffed in one or two large bags. This provides better access and you won't have to pull everything out each time something is needed.
By: sn0wBound
January 21, 2011
Kayak dry bag made right!!!
By:
Jeater the beater
June 26, 2007
If you Kayak, you'll want this bag. It fits in the bow or stern very nicely so you can maximize space. A key for long tours. Also the separate air chamber is a life saver and keeps you boat floating in case you do take a swim.
BONUS NOTE:
Fill the air chamber with water and let it sit in the sun for a couple of hours. Then, hang and the inflation valve lets you take a wonderful warm shower. Great for washing off that wet funky smell.
What size would you recommend for my older Perception Acadia.
What size would you recommend for my older Perception Acadia. It is 12'4''long and 27'' wide cockpit is 32x17
By: m.c.palmer2187827
April 24, 2008
Great Product
By:
mljohnson732318647
August 22, 2008
I recently purchased this for my parents who enjoy their overnight kayaking adventures. They absolutely love it, fits great in the bow of the kayak and kept all their overnight gear nice and dry. Would highly reccommend.
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Very Useful
I bought the medium size for my 12' Dagger Cypress hoping to maximize the stern only storage. It not only did a great job of utilizing all the space, more...
Purchase These if your stuff has to stay dry
I purchased several different dry bags for a trip down the Escalante to Lake Powell in low water conditions. These bags were BY FAR the best ones in my more...
- Material:
- PVC-free Wxtex
- Closure:
- Roll-top
- Volume:
- [S] 488 cu in (8L); [M] 1220cu in (20L); [L] 1891cu in (31L)
- Dimensions:
- [S] 12.25 x 30.75in (31 x 78cm); [M] 16 x 44in (40 x 112cm); [L] 16 x 57in (40 x 145cm)
- Backpack Straps:
- No
- Weight:
- [S] 13oz (368g), [M] 18oz (510g), [L] 23oz (652g)
- Recommended Use:
- Sea kayaking, kayak touring
- Manufacturer Warranty:
- Lifetime