Big River Dry Bag - Past Season (Like New)

Best Use

• Paddle Sports, Motorcycle Touring and Bike Packing

Durability

• It'll survive rough and tumble just fine, but avoid sharp or abrasive rocks and knife blades

Waterproofness

• 10,000mm hydrostatic head – more than sufficient water protection for paddle use (avoid full submersion)

• 3 liter: a day’s worth of snacks, keys & wallet
• 5 liter: some extra layers or a couple days' worth of food
• 8 liter: a two-season sleeping bag
  
• 13 liter: clothes for a paddle or overland trip, use as a critter/bear bag for food for 1-2 people
• 20 liter: a larger tent and footprint, general gear for a paddle trip
• 35 liter: general outdoor gear (to attach to a motorcycle rack or in a river raft)
• 65 liter: general paddle or overland gear for a larger group

• TPU laminated fabric with 10,000 mm hydrostatic head
• Super strong and abrasion-resistant 420D Nylon fabric
• Waterproof, double-stitched, reinforced, tape sealed seams
• Hypalon lash loops for secure attachment or stacking
• Waterproof hypalon roll-top closure does not wick moisture
• Oval base resists rolling - stays where you put it
• Features the patent-pending Field Repair Buckle with stainless steel pins
• Features the patent-pending 3/4in | 20mm Field Repair Buckle with stainless steel pins

ARE big river DRY BAGS...?

• Suitable for paddle sports?  Absolutely. The tough 420 D nylon ripstop face fabric is durable and UV resistant. Just apply reasonable caution in sharp and abrasive environments.

• Waterproof?  The body of the dry sack is more than adequately waterproof (10,000 mm hydrostatic head) – just avoid submersion, as water can seep through the roll-top closure of any dry bag.

• Easy to transport?  Yes. Rolled up, they take up very little space. In use, the multiple lash points and double ‘D’-Rings offer plenty of attachment points for a carry strap.

Read more about which dry bag is right for you HERE