Outdoor Products Ultimate Waterproof Lightweight Dry Bag, 3 Pack, Unisex, Green, Blue, 10.6 L

Three sizes are a nice option. I wouldn't take them on a white water trip, but that isn't what they are designed for. Great for rainy days of camping or a day on the boat to keep dry from splashes and rain. Light weight, light duty. They work well.

I was looking for a very lightweight dry bag set for my upcoming cruise. I bought this set, particularly for the various sizes. Great for my phone and personal things I don't want to get wet or sandy. I wasn't looking for puncture proof heavy duty bags, these are just great.

Love these bags and have a couple of sets. I use them for kayaking and backpacking to keep my gear dry and organized. I have never had any issues with wet gear using them. The different sizes and colors make it easy to keep items of all sizes secure.

Great bags for the money. I had to toss these early after purchase. I would love to buy again if I get a chance. Light weight and great for spring rain.

It would of been nice if I actually received all 3 bags, instead of just the smallest and just the largest one. Unfortunately I ordered curbside so I didn’t notice until I was home. But honestly, for $8, I’ll learn to deal with it since I need it for a float trip this evening

Was looking for a relatively cheap option to haul gear while backpacking to keep it dry and organized. This product checked all the boxes. While the material and craftsmanship is not as good as the expensive options found at specialty sporting goods stores that are manufactured specifically for backpacking, these bags are more than sufficient for the intended use. I have used these in the past and have been pleased with them. Previous bags purchased lasted a couple years before the lost their waterproofing and began to show signs of loose stitching on the bottom. Highly recommend for anyone looking for a cheap alternative option.

The only reason I did not give these waterproof bags a five star rating is because of the awkwardness of the rolling up of the bags... Like, if there were merely strings attached to the bottoms of the bags... (Not the "clips". That I would expect to add cost?) They could be more efficiently rolled... Then tied in place with the attached strings... Like, end to end. Not at a right angle to the expected results... Silicone impregnated Nylon is better than Poly Urethane coating. Cheaper?

These are inexpensive for a reason. Very thin material. But should get a season or two out of them. Maybe. Next time I'll spend a little more to get thick good quality.

One of the bags had a hole at the bottom making them not very dry… Makes me doubt the others in the pack.

I had high hopes for these, but they didn't work at all. Luckily, I did not put my phone inside and test it. The first day we tried one bag and went out snorkeling with personal items such as cash and credit cards. We were in the water for about an hour so when the items came back wet, I thought maybe we were out too long. The second day we went out only briefly and used a different bag. We followed the instructions to release the air and to fold over the top at least three times before cinching it, but the second bag didn't work either.