Duc-Kit Pro10L Orange Waterproof Dry Bag + Smart Phone IPX8 Case

Material is thicker/tougher than expected. I bought the 20L in bright orange for the back of my motorcycle, it's really bright and holds about the same as any decent sized rucksack (doubles as one quite well too).Comes with 6 D shaped rings to plenty of places to bungee the thing down from. Will probably buy another to keep inside for extra stowage (they fold down flat and fairly small).Can completely recommend. =)

Extremely robust and secure drybag.Managed to keep a drill and batteries dry for over four hours being constantly in and out of water and often submerged briefly. The actual thickness of the material also adds to the durability of this particular drybag.I have worked in the adventure watersports industry for many years and usually I would opt for Ortileb Drybags but this is a real contender.As long as you take the time to correctly seal the bag I have no doubt this will keep your contents dry and safe.

Item arrived well packaged.I haven't used the dry bag yet while out kayaking yet, so, the only useful thing I can comment about that is that it's not a quick sealing mechanism. It requires 'sealing properly' to keep your items and the water separate. I don't know what that means because I haven't read the instructions or used it yet.The phone case, however, definitely works. While boarding my kayak, I managed to lose a stable centre of gravity, with one leg in the boat and one onshore. The craft capsized, depositing my beloved OnePlus into the River Wensum.It took twenty minutes to find; luckily, it had sunk to the bottom and hadn't moved far. The integrity of the case was 100%, and my phone was saved from water damage.Bravo SmartPhone IPX8 Case!

Bought this for use on our paddleboards outings (rivers, lakes, canals, calm bays etc.). Looks good quality and decent size to carry spare items (clothes, drinks, towels etc. etc.) and the phone bag will hold phone keys, money etc. Wasn't as thick walled as I expected but seems strong and it seals very well (as long as instructions are followed i.e 3 turns) so fingers crossed it won't let water in. Nice feature is it having two straps so it can be carried like a ruck sack. Not used in anger yet but sure it will be OK for our needs

Bought this for sailing. Ideal for going ashore in the dinghy to keep dry clothes, dry and mobi's out of harms way. Bringing provisions back onboard that might suffer in a wet transit (toilet rolls, pasta, flour, sugar, medicines) will be easier thanks to the shoulder straps and specific carry handle. It also looks like it is going to be a great grab bag. The (yellow) colour will make it more quickly locatable in an emergency within the vessel and (worse case) more easily spottable if floating outside.

I’ve used a number of different dry bags over the past few years and must say this bag is particularly good.It’s very strong, the seal and buckle are sturdy, it floats on the surface of water well and most importantly, I’ve had no water ingress issues.Having used the bag on a few occasions now I have been super impressed that not a trace of water has made it’s way into the bag. I mostly use the bag as a backpack whilst windsurfing, so water exposure is often high, but I’ve yet to have a water ingress problem. My old dry bag always felt damp after a windsurfing session, which isn’t the case with this bag.I’ve yet to put the phone case to the test, although I did test it at home, submerging it with my iPhone in the sink, and there was no ingress. So that bodes well! Off to Thailand later in the year so will put it through its paces when I snorkel out there.The only issue I have is that the 10L size is a little too small for my needs. It comfortably fits a towel, spare shirt and my wallet, but beyond that it is a tight squeeze. I used the table sizes presented in the listing to size it up but must have underestimated just how small the 10L is. As I use the bag whilst windsurfing it’s important to me that the bag is light, but in hindsight the 20L would be better suited for my needs, so will get one of these now too.

I bought it last year to go travelling to the Philippines and used all the time. Perfect material and no water ever came inside. I was in the sea, waterfalls and some rivers... and because it looks so cool I used all the time...

I bought this dry bag for my motorcycle commute into work - it's literally just what I was looking for. The capacity is spacious and having now used it on a number of occasions in heavy rain I can confirm it is 100% waterproof. The shoulder straps are useful additions, although I use the D rings to secure the bag to my bike when riding. I never realised the bag comes with a waterproof phone case, which was a nice surprise. All said, I'm very happy with the bag and would recommend the Duc-Kit Pro to anyone looking for a good quality waterproof dry bag.