Needed a really tough bag to take a beating and keep gear dry. Took this on a 4 day backcountry moto trip covering 750miles of rugged terrain, including several deep stream crossings. The bag is super tough, didn't leak and came back unscathed. Really impressed with simplicity, durability and cost of this piece. One happy camper here!

I go Kayak Camping and this bag suits things very well. I use several 10 liter bags - they hold a fair amount of gear and slide easily into my Kayak hatches. They keep gear dry and feel super durable/reliable. I have several Sea to Summit bags as well - while those are nice, these Seal Line bags inspire more confidence. Two thumbs way up!

I love SealLine. They make such great quality gear. This bag is a bit think but its super durable. Throw your gear inside to keep everything dry. You could also use it as a pack liner to keep things dry inside, like in case you fall during a river crossing and you pack dips under water. Its super strong and durable, great product.

Bought this as a backpack liner.

Worked as expected. It kept all my gear dry while in the backcountry.

Even passed the 'Backpack-As-A-Float' in the pool test!

The dry bag accompanied me on float trip. The bag kept 3 jackets completely dry on our 5 mile float. The bag was a little difficult to get folded and tight at first but after working with it for ten min., the bag did everything I wanted it too! Great dry bag for a great price!

Bought the 30L bag recently, and it kept all of my underwear and socks bone dry during a recent camping trip, which turned very wet on the last day. Bag does exactly what it was designed to do, keep all of your gear dry.

I purchased this dry bag in the 55L option for a 2 day kayaking adventure with my brother in law and a few friends. It worked GREAT! I had it about half to 3/4 full and no leaks. I took a spill and everything in it was perfectly fine. If I need another one I will buy it again but really I can stuff anything I need in this one bag!

I recently went on a camping trip and bought one of the black canyon bags and one of the storm sack dry bags both of which are from Sealline. The description for both of these items is poor so heres a better one before you get either: The black canyon sac is much more durable and heavy duty. More made for water trips or if you want something that can withstand a lot of abuse. However it is relatively much more heavy and less compact compared to the Storm. The Storm on the other hand is perfect for backpacking use as a food sac to hang or to keep clothes dry. Unlike the Black Canyon, the outer layer is made of a tight weave fabric. This is nice however I noticed that if sap gets on it it is difficult to get out. In the end I kept one of each so I could have both durability (Black Canyon) and lightness (Storm).