Heavy Duty 20L Waterproof Dry Bag / Backpack for SUP Kayak Rafting Boating

Features:

Heavy duty, industrial grade 500D PVC material allows for a secure and practical way to carry your things. Take this bag anywhere you go, including the beach, camping, running and more

Our bags are suitable for quick submersion, while you are kayaking, travelling, boating, white water rafting, camping, hiking, hunting, skiing, snowboarding,our dry bags will protect your valuables from dirt, dust,sand and water.

The roll-top plastic closure tab system provides a secure and watertight seal – bags float for easy recovery if dropped in water. Ideal for travel and storage as bags pack small

Our dry bag comes with 2 adjustable straps, allowing you to adjust the length as needed, wear as a backpack, remove a strap and wear over the shoulder, or carry by heavy duty handle

Waterproof your stuff in 2 easy steps thanks to the water-tight rolltop seal – just roll down the top tightly three times and snap the buckle shut. As long as you don’t intentionally submerge your dry backpack, you’re good to go.

Product Features

• Heavy duty, industrial grade 500D PVC material allows for a secure and practical way to carry your things. Take this bag anywhere you go, including the beach, camping, running and more
• Our bags are suitable for quick submersion, while you are kayaking, travelling, boating, white water rafting, camping, hiking, hunting, skiing, snowboarding,our dry bags will protect your valuables from dirt, dust,sand and water.
• The roll-top plastic closure tab system provides a secure and watertight seal – bags float for easy recovery if dropped in water. Ideal for travel and storage as bags pack small
• Our dry bag comes with 2 adjustable straps, allowing you to adjust the length as needed, wear as a backpack, remove a strap and wear over the shoulder, or carry by heavy duty handle
• Waterproof your stuff in 2 easy steps thanks to the water-tight rolltop seal – just roll down the top tightly three times and snap the buckle shut. As long as you don’t intentionally submerge your dry backpack, you’re good to go.