Seattle Sports H2Zero Gear Dry Bag - Waterproof, Large
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2nds. H20 waterproof large gear bag from Seattle Sports is the ideal dry bag for boating, camping, rafting, or anytime you may be facing wet weather. Large size for short or extended adventuresHeavy-duty vinyl sides and bottomEasy access roll-top closure systemEasy carrying by padded, adjustable backpack shoulder strapsSize: 16x16x39"Capacity: 8900 cu.in. Weight: 3 lb. 4 oz. Fabric: Urethane-coated nylon 2nds, may have minor cosmetic blemishes in fabric. China. See our Paddle Sports Guide
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By broken toe from maine on 6/30/2008
Pros:
Easy To Carry, Good Capacity, Strong Material, Tight Closure, Waterproof
Describe Yourself:
Recreational
Bottom Line:
Yes, I would recommend this to a friend Comments: sleeping gear and clothes stayed dry on a 3day canoe trip in the pouring rain. easy access and closure.
By Mario Pitt66 from St. Louis, MO on 6/30/2008
Pros:
Good Capacity, Waterproof
Describe Yourself:
Competitive
Bottom Line:
Yes, I would recommend this to a friend Comments: Wasn't sure what to expect after seeing mixed reviews. Took this on an overnight canoe trip on the 11 Point River in Missouri. HUGE bag held everything needed for an overnight; bag, tent, pad, boots and clothes were no match for this 8,000+ cu inch beast. Roll top and side straps are guaranteed to keep gear bone dry in nearly any situation. We kept the canoes upright throughout, but I wasn't at all concerned about this bag hitting the water. I can see how the straps could eventually tear from the bag but with a little TLC and common sense, that shouldn't be an issue. I don't expect to carry this for any kind of distance though, outside of the occasional short run portage.
By riverrat from boulder, co on 6/17/2008
Pros:
Good Capacity, Tight Closure, Waterproof
Cons:
Tears Easily, Weak Seams
Describe Yourself:
Competitive
Bottom Line:
No, I would not recommend this to a friend Comments: Bag is BIG and waterproof, but the straps tore out on my first multi-day raft trip just from carrying it from boat to campsite for five days. It might be waterproof, but what's the point in having straps if they're going to fail immediately.
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