SealLine Boundary Pack/Dry Bag - 2006 BCS

This is the toughest bag I've seen. But I'm getting ready to Dry TEST them on a 2000 mi. road trip. I'll post the results

I bought this jacket for some light hiking. Now, I am in Stockholm and every once in a while it really pours. This jacket keeps me dry. Bottom line: A lot of dryness for the bucks - highly recommended.
AND it is small and light enough to keep it in my daypack ALL the time.

I just got back from a canyoneering trip down in southern Utah. The bag was a little uncomfortable at first and I wasn't sure whether I liked it. But as I broke it in a little, it was super comfortable. I did a lot of swimming and had no moisture get in (except for a little condensation). I tossed the bag around quite a bit, and it held up really well. I couldn't expect any more for such a competitive price.

I bought the largest of the SealLine packs and we pleasantly surprised at how much stuff I could cram in there. The side compression straps are key, locking the pack into a tight container so nothing slops around inside. I carried clothes and gear for three people for a three day canoe trip, and had room to spare. The construction is also noteworthy: SealLine products are sturdy and reliable. I highly recommend this pack.

So I bought this thing to try on the Toulomne river and I was very happy.Easy to drag around with the pack straps, much easier than most dry bags. Not a drop of water got in. Perfect for one person for three days.

The Boundary is an excellent bag to stuff all your smaller dry bags into. I like to double bag my items to be sure my sleeping bag stays dry. If you have to hike with the boundary it is no problem. Just strap the 50 pounds to your back and start huffing.