These Sea to Summit lightweight dry sacks offer amazing value. They're not just light but also tough and space - saving. Once you start using them, you'll be hooked. You can squeeze them into places where regular heavy dry bags won't fit, like small corners of a sea kayak. They're light enough for backpacking or adventure travel. They'll keep your stuff dry in any wet situation as long as the bag isn't submerged.
Key features:
- Soft and bendy for easy storage.
- A white inner coating for better visibility.
- Compact and feather - light.
- High - performance 70D waterproof fabric with fully sealed seams.
- Hypalon roll - top closure that won't let moisture in.
- Reinforced stitching at all stress points.
- A D - ring attachment at the buckle.
- A new oval base design.
Capacity:
- 1.5 litres: Size 14.1 x 10.4 x 19cm, Weight 34g
- 3 litres: Size 17 x 13.3 x 21.3cm, Weight 45g
- 5 litres: Size 16.8 x 14 x 32cm, Weight 50g
- 8 litres: Size 19.9 x 16.5 x 39cm, Weight 67g
- 13 litres: Size 22 x 20 x 45.9cm, Weight 81g
- 20 litres: Size 27.1 x 23.4 x 47.8cm, Weight 91g
- 35 litres: Size 31.5 x 28.8 x 55.6cm, Weight 115g
Proper Use:
- To keep water out, first fold down the Hypalon strip and make at least three rolls before closing the buckle.
- Keep the sack away from sharp things and high - abrasion situations to protect the waterproof fabric.
- For sensitive electronics, double - bag them. For the best protection, use a waterproof hard case.
- These dry sacks aren't meant for underwater use.
Note: While they can protect your gear from rain and water splashes, they can't guarantee protection for electronics when fully submerged. For that, we suggest using fully rated IPX standard navigation protection cases.
Using your Sea to Summit dry sack is easy. First, make sure to fold down the Hypalon strip and then roll it at least three times before closing the buckle. This will keep the water out. When you're packing, you can fit it into small spaces in your kayak or take it on a backpacking trip because it's so lightweight. Just be careful not to let it touch sharp objects or put it in high - abrasion situations. That could damage the waterproof fabric. For your sensitive electronics, it's a good idea to put them in one dry sack and then put that sack inside another. If you want the best protection, use a waterproof hard case. And remember, these dry sacks aren't for underwater use. After each use, let it dry completely. You can store it in a cool, dry place. If it gets dirty, you can gently wash it with mild soap and water.
