Large dry bag

• A large dry bag of up to 70 litres, with room for a sleeping bag, a mat and a change of clothes in one sealed load rather than three.
• Coated Oxford fabric puts a woven face over the inner coating, which lets you drag it across a boat deck or a gravel bar.
• One volume and a roll-top with no zips or pockets, so there is nothing to fail and nothing to check before you launch.
• Comes in black or green, two quiet colours for kit that stays in the bottom of a boat or under a tarp.
• Drop it inside a rucksack as a liner and it seals the whole load, which is how most people use a big dry sack.

Large dry bag for 70 litres of camp kit

River canoe trips, sea kayak crossings and open boat work punish gear the same way: everything is wet all the time, and the only dry thing is what you sealed yourself. The large dry bag holds up to 70 litres, which takes a sleeping bag, a mat and spare clothing in one piece instead of three small sacks fighting for space. Coated Oxford fabric puts a woven face over the inner coating, so it survives being dragged up a shingle beach and thrown into the bottom of a boat. There are no pockets and no zips to leak through, just a top rolled down three times and clipped, which is the closure that has always worked. Black or green keeps it discreet under a tarp, and dropped inside a rucksack it seals a full week of kit for a long walk in the high country.