Dry Sack/Waterproof Bag for Boating, Kayaking, Hiking, Snowboarding, Camping, Rafting, Fishing and Backpacking (Green, 10L)

Very sturdy and attractive. Plenty of storage room. Works like every other dry bag, easy to use.

Never really had a good place to store an anchor on my small boat, and I hated keeping that heavy, rusty thing in the bilge without any protection, so I started my search for anchor bags. Unfortunately, my search didn't come up with much, and what I did find were overly-priced thin bags. Luckily, I stumbled upon these dry bags and they are perfect for what I needed! The 30L bag has more than enough space to hold my folded-up Grapnel anchor and all of the rode (line) that I need! On top of that, the bag material provides the boat some protection from the sharp/hard anchor, preventing scratches and some shock absorbance when dropped. At $16, the price isn't too bad either! So far, I haven't had any evidence of water intrusion into the bag, although I'm not too concerned about that for my use. Great product and a great anchor bag if you want to use this in an alternative means!

Well worth the money. Actually used this on the side by side. Fit right in between the seats of our RZR. Everything we put in stayed dry and dust free which was impressive considering we were riding in the middle of a large group and there was so much dust you couldn’t see much at all at times. Cleaned up well, looks great. Excited to use on a motorcycle trip in a few weeks.

This has been a solid 30L dry bag. It's a bit on the heavy side but solidly built, with sturdy clips. No rips or tears, no cuts or bruises.

I really like this size bag for my phone and a dry cloth in case my hands are wet from kayaking. Sturdy material and if rollednat least twice, I feel it is sufficient to keep my phone dry if my bag went off into the lake. I have bought several of these. Satisfied with them all

perfect dry bag for a week of clothes

GREAT BAG, WILL BUY LARGER SIZE NEXT

This 10L dry bag is nice and thick with a waffle, bumpy interior. I'm using it on my rear rack for bikepacking to carry my tent, fly, ground sheet, pad and pillow. It's a little larger in diameter, thicker, and shorter than the Osah 10L dry bag. It appears to be more rugged too due to the thickness of the material. I've taken it on several rugged bikepacking trips strapped to my rear rack, and it shows virtually no signs of wear. No dust or moisture got inside while in transit so it does its intended purpose very well. I'm packing an ALPS Lynx solo tent into it with everything wrapped inside the tent. It fits well with just a bit of diameter to spare making it easy to get the whole bundle in and out of the bag. Total weight is somewhat over 6 lbs and the Ocean Pack bag handles being strapped down tightly very well. No complaints at all with this product and I feel it will last for many more trips to come.