Waterproof dry bag

• This waterproof dry bag is coated Oxford fabric, a thin woven face bonded to the waterproof layer that stays light in the hand and still takes a scuff.
• The buckled top doubles as the handle, so you lift it out of the boot or the bottom of a boat with one hand and no separate strap.
• The seam up the side is heat welded rather than stitched, leaving no row of needle holes for water to work through.
• Made to go inside the rucksack you already own as a liner rather than replace it, which is how the fabric lasts.
• Sizes run from 8 L up to 70 L, small enough for a phone, a wallet and dry socks or large enough for a full sleeping system.

Waterproof dry bag that rides inside your pack

A pack liner earns its place on the day you did not expect rain. This dry bag goes inside the rucksack you already carry, coated Oxford fabric over a waterproof layer, and it comes out of the car by its buckled roll-top when you reach the water. The 8 L size takes a phone, a wallet and dry socks on a day walk, while the larger sizes run to 70 L when a sleeping system has to stay dry on a canoe trip. A dark sack stays discreet in a patrol pack; a bright one is the first thing your hand finds on a dark boat deck. There is nothing to snag and no zip to jam, which is why cadets and paddlers keep using dry sacks rather than trusting a waterproof rucksack.