Review of SealLine Baja Dry Bag 30 (Yellow)

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SealLine Baja Dry Bag 30 (Yellow)
By: SealLine Average Rating: 5.0 Total Reviews: 32
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Awesome dry bag

On: 2010-08-03

Very sturdy dry bag, larger capacity than expectd, which was a nice plus. Held up well to abuse we gave it on a one week trip in the BWCAW. Great buy, great price, great experience.

Perfect size!!

On: 2010-08-02

This is a great bag. I got the smallest one which is the yellow one and it is the perfect size for floating the river. If you just have keys a phone and a couple other things this would be the size to get. It is not too big and doesnt take up too much room, but is big enough and bright enough to keep it from getting lost. wonderful product, no complaints.

Durable and watertight

On: 2010-07-29

I am using it on my motorbike for long distance travel.
It is durable, watertight and can take some abuse which
many of the other waterproof bags can not

awesome product

On: 2010-07-07

This bag worked great for my kayaking trip to protect my camera...would buy it again

good but not perfect

On: 2010-06-22

I got a 5L bag and overall its a good bag but a little too heavy for backpacking. My main issue is that the opening is very small while the bag is fairly long. Combined with its stiff material, its hard to pack bigger items into it. Would be nicer if it was wider and shorter. I prefer the storm sack and the USMC sack which has a built in air-valve to let the excess air out once closed.

Great Bag; Here are the Sizes:

On: 2010-06-11

While the other reviews do a great job of describing these bags, the exact sizes are left a little to the imagination. Just how large is a 10L bag? The bags packaging helps solve this riddle:
5L 7"x8" (weighs 7 oz.)
10L 8"x14" (weighs 11 oz.)
20L 9"x16" (weighs 14.5 oz.)
30L 11"x19" (weighs 1 lb. 4 oz.)
40L 13"x20" (weighs 1 lb. 8 oz.)
55L 13"x25" (weighs 1 lb. 12 oz.)

Great Bags but Not for Cameras

On: 2010-04-18

I use both the 5 Liter and 10 Liter bags for canoeing and rafting. They are extremely well made and I have never had any leaks, even after complete submersion. I used to keep a camera in the bag but not any more. When I saw something I wanted to photograph, I had to unfold the seal to get at the camera. This simply took too long and the moment was usually gone. So dont use this as a waterproof camera case. Get a waterproof camera instead and use the SealLine to keep your lunch and gear dry. That it does extremely well.

Love these bags

On: 2010-03-29

I use a variety of sizes (10l, 20l, 30l) to waterproof the contents of my backpack and to store stuff in my car roof box. Can be a little heavy but worth it to me knowing my stuff will stay dry.

As advertised

On: 2009-10-03

This dry bag was delivered in only a few days and is exactly what I wanted. Great to be able to stuff my sleeping bag, pad, and other sleep stuff into this instead of trying to fit everything into the small sleeping bag sacks. Doesnt keep the bag compacted, either.