Lightweight dry bag

• At 50 to 75 g empty, this lightweight dry bag weighs less than a pair of socks and can stay in the daypack all winter without a second thought.
• A single layer of unlined water-resistant polyester leaves nothing inside to hold damp, and it packs into a jacket pocket when not in use.
• Roll the top three times and clip it, then carry the bag by that same buckle.
• At 50 to 75 g it can live in a pack lid or a jacket pocket until the sky turns.
• A separate black shoulder strap is available at 100 g and turns the 20 L into a carry bag once you are off the water.

Lightweight dry bag that lines any pack

Wet weather can turn up on any trip, and the kit worth sealing is small: a phone, dry socks, a down layer, the car keys. The black dry bag weighs 50 to 75 g empty, so it lives at the bottom of a daypack all through the wet months and you never notice the penalty. Unlined water-resistant polyester means there is nothing in the construction to hold damp, and the empty sack folds into a jacket pocket. Flat sizes run 33 x 9 cm at 5 L, 34 x 8.5 cm at 10 L and 44 x 8 cm at 20 L, measurements worth checking against your pack before you commit. The closure is three folds and a clip, which is all you can manage with cold hands on an exposed ridge. Black keeps it discreet inside a patrol pack, on a cadet weekend or on a wet festival campsite.