This pack is great. It packs easily, the straps and back support are among the best/most comfortable that I've ever worn, and this thing is so tough that it would take a pret…
- Matthew, 08/21/12
Rockford, IL

Bombproof design and functionality. It has proven itself on the Grand Canyon and elsewhere. The shoulder and waist straps are beefy and made to last.…
- CYNTHIA RAE, 01/07/08
CLEMSON

so i borrowd my friends pack and at first thought it looked a little flimsy but it held my supplies and was comfortable. i am now planning on buying one. would reccomend to an…
- Ian, 04/29/11
Sand Springs

I bought the 20L to stick my camera bag in (it's a bulky DLSR) on backpacking trips during rainy season. No more carrying around a garbage bag just in case! I am sure you co…
- AIMEE, 03/21/09
Fairbanks, AK

We are using this bug for trekking to protect our sleeping bags.…
- Tetsuji, 06/27/11

I use the Baja Dry Bag for everything from camping and keeping clothes dry from the dew to surfing at the beach in Florida and keeping clothes, keys, my phone, and wallet dry…
- Dave, 09/13/10
Ponte Vedra Beach, FL

These are the toughest dry bags that I know of. Thick, durable rubber all over ensures a complete seal from water, rocks and other snags. I use my 4 bajas particularly in the…
- Erik, 08/15/11
The Northland

I bought the 2.5 Liter to put my jetboil in. Fits perfect, and adds a little padding. Plus room for a cup and your coffee on top.…
- Frank, 04/29/10
Harrisburg, IL

If you need something to stay dry . . . get some SealLine canyon bags!! Tossed all our electronics (read "phones") into one on a canoe trip a few weeks ago and they all staye…
- Jon, 09/21/11
Tennessee

My two buddies and I used these bags to keep our stuff dry during a stormy voyage from Chicago to South Haven Michigan. They worked great and we were able to finally dry off…
- Eric, 03/07/11

I bought two of these bags (70L and 115L) to replace two Seattle Sports H2Zero bags I bought a few years ago (which did not hold up well). We used the Boundaries for a canoe t…
- Tom, 09/07/09
Syracuse, NY

Because Japan is a country where it rains much, such backing is necessary. The shoulder doesn't become quite painful.…
- nishi, 07/01/09
tokyo

Does keep stuff dry, but next to impossible to re-seal if you're in and out of the case, especially when it gets a little dirty. SO - OK whhere you can see the whole map whil…
- BRYAN, 05/19/08
CARMEL

had it in and out of the water for three hours and kept my map dry…
- KIM, 07/22/08
VENTURA

Put a change of clothes or your sleeping bag in one of these and rest assured you will have dry clothes/ sleeping bag even after a ton has rained on you!…
- Heloisa, 09/17/12
north miami beach

These are the best map cases on the market period. I've used these in several adventure races in rain, snow, and insane heat and they've never let any water inside. Also, t…
- Robert, 11/05/10

I returned this product because the side grommet thing seemed cheap. It also seamed more difficult to seal than the original SealLine case. Save your money.…
- Erik, 04/22/10
Kalamazoo

This works well to keep your stuff dry in the rain, but isn't quite as watertight as I had hoped for use at the beach/in the water. It's pretty good, though.…
- ALYSSA, 06/13/07

They sure know how to cut corners on these things, but it still does not leak.…
- Conrad, 11/01/09
Port Charlotte, FL

Bottom line, it protects your stuff from moisture!…
- Heloisa, 09/17/12
north miami beach

I've used this bag to store clothes and food. Sometimes I bring it with me empty because I know it will come in handy. In Big Sur, California, I packed clothes in it, then i…
- sarah, 04/16/11
Naples, Florida

Make sure you get the proper size. These bags are extremely versatile. You can literally fit a ton of stuff and it will keep your stuff dry. It can be easily attached to your…
- Bruno, 12/07/09
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