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Sports» Trekking» Rucksacks, backpacks, bags» Waterproof bags etc.» Drybags» Ortlieb Dry-Bag PD 350 (109L)»
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— Show originalStrong feeling. I can say better when I've tried it on a boat and in winter in a boat.| Overall rating |
— Show originalVery good in the fells. The garment bag fit well and kept water out and is durable.| Overall rating |
— Show originalIt lasted well in the woods.| Overall rating |
— Show originalThe big, Fjellun Kajka 100 can fit inside this, if not quite packed.| Overall rating |
— Show originalA sack was procured for “bagging” the diving gases, i.e. for transferring the gases from one bottle to another using an ordinary grapple. Works well there too. There is not much pressure on the bag to shave so the tightness is enough to power perfectly.| Overall rating |
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— Show originalThis is the guy of the fighter| Overall rating |
— Show originalGood big sack. the material feels sturdy. The plastic clip on the handle feels a little bumpy.| Overall rating |
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— Show originalGood and durable| Overall rating |
— Show originalSturdy material. I stuffed two bags into Erapro sled bags. When fully packed, it goes just over the length of the sled, but when properly filled, the two go comfortably on the sled. The valve would facilitate without removal but the unnecessary air can be removed from the bag by opening the mouth of the bag. Good and versatile. — Show originalSavotta 906 easily goes into that dry bag.
Still, though, depends on how chubby it fills. There is no problem with the length and width of the body.
— Show originalCould you still test with that 906 if it doesn’t cause too much trouble? "Probably" and "necessarily" aren't quite convincing, especially since that 50v model is significantly narrower than the 906 in body. :) I would first need a "backpack ferry" for the summer trip to Lemmenjoki. product.
Thanks anyway! — Show originalAt least the Savota 50-year-old model easily goes in because of its body. The 906 is a bit wider but probably not a problem with that either. The upper arch of the frame must be in the down position, otherwise the sack will not close.
When fully packed, the backpack may not fit in the sack, but with a moderate amount of goods. — Show originalCan a traditional nine-month backpack fit in there? Or any tubular backpack at all?