Lomo Roll Top Dry Bag Swimming Tow Float - Pink

Used when I went snorkelling by myself on holiday.Held my towel, rash vest, water shoes, (wallet, passport & car keys were also inside another smaller zacro waterproof pouch inside this bag) whilst I snorkelled for about 2hrs.Did the job absolutely perfect. I could carry all my fins, mask and snorkel, wetsuit top and gloves in this on the way down the many different cliffs I had to climb to access some secret coves.Gave plenty of visibility to any boats and yachts that turned up whilst I was underwater.Could if needed provide some light relief as a boyancy aid (although it says not to) I tried it and it held fine, in fact I couldn't even pull it under water swimming down with my fins on. No water entered the bag at all. Will be using I even more now I'm back home as I swim in the open sea all the time in summer.The only downside was the short leash that came with it, however it is a tow bag not a free diving bag, so I bought 20m of paracord with me and whenever I wanted to go deep I just let it spool out behind me and wound it back when I'd finished playing Jaques Cousteau.

Works just as it should, very bright and noticeable and the size is good when storing. Would buy again.

The bag works exactly as it should. You can tell that it is well made from high quality materials as soon as you unpack, gives confidence that this should last a long time.Plenty of space for essentials while you swim, keeps the items dry and is easy to inflate to a high pressure to enable it to float high in the water.If you want a tow float that you can store flip flops, keys, phone and towel in while you swim in open water then this will do the job.

Super product. Sturdy fabric. Big enough for lightweight robe, keys and phone. Does keep things pretty dry. My only quibble is there is always a bit of moisture inside (gets in somehow and can't seem to dry it out), so I have to put my phone and keys in a smaller drybag inside the towfloat. Not a big deal. Also, I would prefer it if the length of the leash was adjustable. I'm tall and would prefer it longer, especially when swimming in windy conditions. Overall, it's great though. Thoroughly recommend.

Perfect for my outdoor swimming. Good value

I am a regular open water swimmer so using a tow float is often mandatory at most of the venues I use and a demonstration of your common-sense when using it at a venue that doesn't mandate it.I wanted a drybag tow float because I wanted to take things with me. It doesn't hold as much as I had hoped. As an inflatable you need to be careful what you put in it. Car/house keys might puncture it. that said, its construction is quite robust.The 2 valves are those double screw types where you can unscrew the outer screw to inflate and the inner screw to deflate.It was water resistant rather than water proof so I had some damp journeys home. This also means that electronic key fobs are probably better sealed in a waterproof container and that container put into the tow float.I've had a good few years with this tow float and it has only recently developed a slow puncture. I suspect this is around the valve mounts rather a sharp object.

I have 4 of these and other Lomo gear (neoprene hats, gloves etc). These tow floats are high quality, work well, seem sturdy, with thick materials that don't feel like they'll fail like thinner cheaper floats I have used. The inner dry pocket isbm useful for small items, keys / wallet/ phone etc. The float has 2 air bladders and is straight forward to fill and deflate. I would recommend and buy again.

Was a bit tricky to inflate until I realised that the cap has two parts. Top part is for inflating and bottom part for deflating.Once inflated its great in the water. I put my phone in it and it stayed dry although there was a little bit of water in the top of the bag.Waist strap is good and resizable as required.