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A good basic dry bag

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asiallilnen

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A basic good dry bag without extra features. Noticeably thin (probably quite normal) material.

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Works like a train toilet!

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Holds 100% water and a handy-sized storage bag for e.g. a tent or sleeping bag

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Goes about his business, works well in his own water sports and hiking. Keeps things dry

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Basic reliable dry bag. I got a winter sleeping bag as a protective bag, and it works just fine for that purpose. I missed the exhaust valve, which can be found in another model. It would make it much easier to squeeze out the last bits.

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Works well as protection for a sleeping bag (RAB Ascent 1100). You could also try with compression straps to see if it also helps to keep the package in a small pile, because already after 30 minutes the sack has swelled to its full dimensions. Works as a moisture barrier, has not yet had time to use anything else.

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Good basics

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A really good dry bag.

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Light, durable and safe!

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Keeps moisture, but I wouldn’t go swimming with this. The air returns to the elevator after strangulation, so moisture is also likely to creep through.

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Keep the water and play as you should.

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Glorious!

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Very good, light and easy to use. There have been no problems, and absolutely necessary with hikes.

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A convenient and carefree sleeping bag as a transport bag also for children to use on patrol trips, etc.

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Keeps enough moisture out, but is of course not meant for swimming. 22 liters is enough for a daypack in its twenties.