Oak Creek Outdoor SupplyCanyon Falls (55L) XL Dry Bag Backpack. Premium Waterproof Backpack with Padded Back and Shoulder Straps. PVC Construction. Keep Your Gear Dry

Very impressed with this bag for the cost. I've had it on 3 canoe/kayak camping trips, with gear packed pretty tight. No rips, tears, and most important no water in it at all. Would recommend for someone looking for budget gear.

Bought this to take my paddle boarding out camping, its pretty huge. I'm 6'5, no small man, and it's even pretty big for me. I'm glad I have the largest size, I can fit my entire overnight supply in it, including a non-backpacking tent (lol), but I might also get a smaller size for quick day trips. The side pouches, carabiner loops, front pocket, it's considerably more convenient than my basic dry bag. It's also really nice to be able to have it on my back while I launch, rather than having to set my board then strap it down before I hop on. I'm type 1 diabetic, so it also gives me a place to keep an emergency kit / snack more quickly available (gatorade bottle in the side mesh, and phone w/ glucose meter and emergency glucagon in the front zippered).

So the bag itself is huge, way bigger then i expected but that works for me cause i bought it for camping or to take on the paddleboard and do some over night tenting on an island. Unfortunately the plasticbuckle broke while tightening the strap. Not sure if it was cracked previously that weakened it because i didn't strap it down hard at all before it snapped. But the quality of the bad and the material feels top quality.

A good-sized dry bag, conveniently configured as a backpack, for extended paddles requiring more gear. Easily stowable on bungee deck tie-downs, with additional shock cord stowage available. Quality and workmanship seem very good. Durability always harder to rate on relatively short utilization but initial impressions positive, feels like a quality item not the all too common "cheap" gear you tend to see these days from this "source"

This bag served a purpose on a canoe trip as far as keeping personal items dry. The bag was loaded into a large “ whale bag” so the shoulder straps and lifting strap was not used . Once the trip was over and we were heading home, both the lifting strap and shoulder strap broke within 10min of each other. The frustration was when I put the bag on the scale to check onto the plane and saw it only weighed 28.8lbs. Needless to say, I am unhappy with the construction and would not recommend for any type of use.