Frelaxy Dry Bag 3-Pack/5-Pack, Ultralight Dry Sack, Outdoor Bags Keep Gear Dry for Hiking, Backpacking, Kayaking, Camping, Swimming, Boating

I started using these hiking on the AT in 2022. They have lasted & kept our clothes, food etc dry. The different sizes & color help distinguish clothing bag from food, toiletries etc. They are not submersible but are durable & keep things reasonably dry

I was hesitant, as these are so much cheaper than all the others and when you want your stuff dry..... you want it dry. We took these on our cruise and took them out on the dive boats with us in the Caribbean. Well made, keep stuff dry. Very good product. Feel secure spending way less than other dry bags for these. They are not the heavy duty rugged material like people use to climb Everest or something. But if you are diving, fishing, backpacking and just need to keep things dry without abusing the bag, these are perfect.

I've had these things for a while now, and so far, they've held up to the torture that I've inflicted on them. I've stretched these things out by stuffing them with books, but they are still held up. Recently, I flipped my fishing kayak, and everything stayed dried despite getting submerged for about 3ish seconds. I'm actually pretty impressed with these and plan on buying a second set at some point. They also weigh absolutely nothing, so I could use both sets to double-layer my stuff and not worry about increasing my overall weight. I tend to carry about 80lbs of gear so I'm always looking for the cheapest, lightest, and most durable equipment possible.

We bought these bags for a Philmont Trek. July 2023 was very dry in Philmont, so I didn't get the opportunity to test them in the field under rainy conditions. We used these bags for our clothing, as well as an extra layer of waterproof protection outside our sleeping bag stuff sacks.Prior to our trip, we tested them thoroughly. We stuffed in dry towels and did 4 wraps. We stuck them into a 5-gallon bucket and weighed them down and let them sit like that for about 40 minutes. I can say they are not 100% waterproof. You can see air bubbles escaping, and there was a bit of moisture at the bottom of the bag, and a little bit at the opening. The moisture at the bottom was clearly leakage, while the bit at the opening might just have been some water that seeped into the first couple of rolls of the closure.On the positive side, this test is way beyond what we would expect to see during camping in wet conditions. The amount of leakage was tiny, but if this dry bag was your only protection for your down sleeping bag you would be concerned.The bags themselves are super lightweight. They are made with tent rain-fly type material with seam sealing. Unlike the rubberized dry bags, these will not weigh down your bag when empty. I think these are a good compromise solution, light and easy to use, but unfortunately not 100% waterproof in really extreme conditions like found in boating or kayaking.

Great sizes - economical and very useful

Great set of bags. I bought them for a backpacking trip and they held up extremely well. Easy to use and they keep your stuff dry.

I bought two sets for my son and I for a four day canoe trip with the Scouts. Day one we capsized and these bags kept all of our stuff dry then, and for the rest of the week. I considered using garbage bags but these were definitely far superior. I'm not sure how they would hold up for long term hard use, but I was impressed for the price and my needs were absolutely met. I don't regret this purchase.

Just got them in. Very skeptical right now since they're very thin material with a thin waterproofing layer on the inside. These are not like any other dry bag that i own, if you're concerned about a mild rain these would probably be a safe bet, but for heavy rain or hiking through water (like the narrows in zion) i wouldn't risk it with these.