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Question: what product could i fit a 17" laptop in and maybe a shirt or two?
Document: This is a really big bag. I can easily fit a camera bag, a towel and lunch for two. Maybe a couple of water bottles and a sleeping bag as well.Keeps the goods dry, which is the most important thing! And it's green, which I'm always a fan of.
My only regret is not to get the 10L. It's a really cool bag and works great. It's a very stiff material. I went kayaking and stayed overnight at a friends house. It could barely fit a change of shorts, shirt, wallet, sunblock. I'm not sure what the 5L could be used for, get the 10L at the very least.
It's nice to know there are still some things being made today that will last me for years to come AND not break the bank. This thing is very tough, sturdy, and spacious. On a recent camping trip, I was able to fit two sleeping bags on top of each other fairly easily into this bag. With more encouragement, I'm sure I could fit an additional small tent, a few clothing items, firestarting tools, shoes, or anything else I wanted to keep dry in the bag.
I didn't realize how good these bags are. I bought two for my BOB. They are bigger than you think. When you look at the dimensions, they are every bit that size and maybe more. They even have a kind of false air seal when you fold them. Heavy duty material. Have food in one and clothes in the other. Mounted on the outside of my pack. Good purchase.
I used this on a canoe trip recently and we tipped, submerging the bag. Most of the contents were dry, but some water did get in - a couple ounces maybe. The bag's not completely waterproof, but does a pretty good job. It is larger than I thought it would be. It could probably hold 1 1/2 or 2 gallon milk jugs (not that you would carry those, but to give you an estimate of the size).
It is not a good choice for lightweight canoeing as it is too big unless it becomes a community bag for combining items to keep dry. It could be a great dry bag for a sleeping bag or two if made of easily compressed down. Have used this brand before and the new issue seems of an even higher quality than in the past. Highly recommended. Now go get wet.
Very good, waterproof and heavy duty bag ! I bought two of them and so far so good. They are the right size for my needs too. I can fit a queen air mattress and down double sleeping bag in one and a tent with few other items in the second. I use them for the motorcycle camping.
Very simple to operate and works great! Folding the bag over guarantees no water will enter. If your bag ever gets a pin hole leak you could apply rubber cement or a bike patch and rubber cement to fix it. This is a must for going out in a boat to keep things dry.Size: there is a trade off here. Bigger 20L size like I got will have enough room for a sweat shirt and a towel but may be too bulky for other needs or uses.
This dry bag came with me on an annual camping trip. The first day I put a shirt in it and threw it in the river. Everything stayed dry! During a canoe trip it downpoured and we tipped. Once again everything stayed dry. The size was great too, we had 4 towels in it, shirts and hot dog buns. This is a great product.
great product. my only complaint is that its a little small. But thats my fault for getting something smaller then i needed. It'll fit 2 towels a 2 bottles of water and not much else. Still, a great product just a little small for my needs. SealLine makes great products. Love em!! !
Answer: yes