Waterproof 30L Roll Top Dry Bag Backpack Rucksack. Keep Gear Dry When Hiking, Boating, Canoeing, Camping and SUP. Rainproof In All Conditions (Red)

Excellent bag that appears well made and robust. It is easy to use and comfortable to wear. I used it to keep stuff dry on a multi-day canoeing trip and it lasted very well.Two points of note. As mentioned by other reviewers the sealed edges do fray, but this appears to be cosmetic only and does not appear to affect the water proof quality - I will amend the review if this changes. Also the zippered pocket on the front is NOT waterproof as water leaks in through the zip - not much but enough to dampen any small items in the pocket. I put the notebook and pen I kept in this pocket in a ziplock bag, which seemed to work.

It has good amount of space and simple to use locking mechanism that allows it to be waterproof.Bright colour which is great when travelling on the bikes - can be seen by other people - there is a zip compartment on the outside which allows for quick items such as pens or keys to work.I wished it would have had some back support so that things wouldn’t poke into my back but this is not too much of a major issue as I just have to be sensible when packing the bag ( and there didn’t seem to be anything else on the market that has this).My biggest issue is that I haven’t had this back for more than a week and already I can see that it is beginning to fray. This is not just one location either it seems to be happening all across the bag which makes me feel that it has been very cheaply put together.This is bag has a lot of potential to be good but is let down by the fact that it is fraying already.Edit: it’s Dec 2020 and the bag is finally beginning to fall apart: which means I’ve had it for 2 1/2 years. I’ve been consistently in and out of water on holidays with it and travelled with me on many trips not as bad as I initially anticipated. Change from 2 to 4 stars.

Front buckle snapped within a month and shortly after one shoulder strap has half torn off as well as the handle. Pretty poor quality stitching. Wouldn't buy again or anything from this brand. Pay more and get something of decent quality.

For work and travelling

Big bag, holds loads. The closure isn’t the easiest, but when kayaking in Canada on a rough sea, everything in that bag was bone dry, the rest of me wasn’t.

Only got this today, but thought I'd test it out in the shower before using it outside. Stuffed some paper towels in both the main compartment and the front zip-up one then sealed it up and hosed it down in the bath for about a minute.The paper in the main compartment stayed bone dry, the paper in the front pocket however was damp at the top when I opened it - I can only assume that the zip leaks. This is not the end of the world - now that I know the zip pocket isn't reliable, I can make sure that anything in there goes inside a separate small waterproof pouch I have first, but it's still disappointing.The zipped pocket aside, this does appear to be quite a sturdy bag with what look like decent seals around all the seams. Don't expect much inside of it though, as there are no internal dividers at all - it's just one big space inside, with no 'base' to speak of either: the bottom is the same flexible material as the bag. I actually quite like this though, as it means the whole thing rolls up quite small and can be stashed in my bike storage when not in use.On the subject of size though: I highly doubt that this is genuinely a 30l bag. I've taken a photo that shows two 3l drinks bottles inside it - you might at a real push squeeze another 2 in (bearing in mind that you have to leave a fair bit of room at the top to roll it shut - it makes a point of highlighting this in the instructions) and yet for it to be 30l it should have the capacity to take TEN of these bottles, and it's got nowhere near that much space!Overall though, it seems like a decent bag, so I'm going to keep hold of it for the time being - if the main compartment starts to leak like the zipped one though, then I'll be returning it, and I'll update my review accordingly.As things stand: not a bad little bag, loses a star for the leaky front pocket and exaggerated capacity... oh, and I got it on a 'daily deal' for a penny under 15 quid, which I'd rate as pretty good value, not so sure I'd be willing to pay 30 quid for it though, and I'd have to say it's certainly not worth the given RRP of 47-odd pounds: I'd feel a little aggrieved if I'd been charged that.

Fantastic bit of kit for my daily commute, esp now the wet spring weather has set in. Maybe a bigger pocket or two for future design ideas.

Nice design but would not stand my EDC tests seems could be water protect BUT only clouths put more than 4 kilos of stuff in there handles would not last beyond couple tripps out