Skog Å Kust LiteSåk 2.0 Waterproof Ultralight Dry Bags & Backpacks

Just get it. It folds into it's own little pouch for easy storage. I bought it to use as a waterproof stuff sack for my wool blanket. Worked well on a 3 day 2 night fishing trip. Since I strap things to the top and bottom of my weekend bag. I bought 2 more 1.5 liter. Now my top quilt and under quilt are water proof. And I also got the 40 liter for my stuff inside my bag. Very pleased that I was able to find this product. You won't be disappointed.

The nylon, sewing, taped seams, and interior coating of this bag are not too bad. However, the closure and hardware are where they totally failed. They used a cheap, flimsy, plastic piece of material for the roll-over strip, which would have been okay had they not also run it through the buckles, D-ring and clip. Being that the D-ring and clip were meant to be used as hanging points, they really should have reinforced the attachment material. It is probably the cheesiest skimp that I've ever seen on a stuff sack.Design flaw number two is the attached storage baggie. It completely interferes with rolling down the top of the bag. And problem number three is the junky plastic clip that is certainly destined to break.This bag is only good for casual use, offering some spash protection for ultra light weight items. Not nearly rugged enough for much else.

I recently used this during a weekend backpacking trip with a friend. I bought it use as a food sack (I know not its designed purpose) in combination with smell-proof plastic bags. I did not have to test its water-resistant capabilities (which I don't doubt), but in my opinion the bag has a significant design flaw. This flaw is the attached stuff sack which is sewn into the top seal and hangs just below the top. The problems is that the bag interferes with the top seal and if you fold down the bag more than three times the stuff sack gets bunched up and interferes with the folding. I recognize that this might be less of an issue if the bag is full and one only folds the top three times, but it needed to be as small as possible to fit in my pack. The solution was to cut the stuff sack off along with as much of the adjacent fabric as possible. Once I did that I could successfully fold the bag as many times as necessary to minimize its volume in my pack. As a bonus I saved the stuff sack and now use it to organize small items.I have scanned many of the reviews and I'm surprised that this doesn't appear to be mentioned by any of the critical reviews. Perhaps the stuff sack could be sewn into the bottom, or on the side near the bottom, or attached by carabiner to the d-ring on the outside of the bag, or omitted completely. Thanks.

Nowhere near the sturdies one I've had, not by a long shot, but you get one of these to have something small and light you can tuck away to use when needed rather than carrying around a chunky heavy dry bag that is built like a tank.Considering I picked this up for occasional light use I don't forsee any issues with it being a little flimsy, in fact that's beneficial for the intended purpose here, I'll definitely come back and report if it falls apart after a few months but since I'm not going to use it like my river bags the lighter less sturdy design is great for pocketing and having opn hand if I need to keep anything clean or dry on demand rather than with advance intent.

Used this weekend for a quick trip to the wilderness. Light weight, so no added weight, but strong enough to hold all the food, garbage up high. Haven’t owned it long enough to speak to durability but seems well made and sewn with re-enforcement where needed. Giving 4 starts only because we haven’t owned it long enough to fully test it out.You might have to zoom in to see the bag hung well and high.

I was looking for a more economic option to Sea to Summit Sil Nylon bags. These are heavier duty, and unfortunately therefore heavier in weight. I tested pouring water on the outside and it beaded up and ran off well. I haven't used them for a summer of backpacking but based and the feel think the durability will be good.

I bought a set of two, 10L dry bags for my daughter and I to use on an all-day paddle. Although the floor of the kayak got wet, all of my items (including my iPhone) stayed safe and dry. Aside from the great value, nice color, and usefulness, the best feature of this dry bag is that a carrying pouch is attached to the bag AND has a carabiner! Thank you, this product is exactly what I needed!

To be fair, I did not test this product. I chose to return it because it felt flimsy and I wasn't confident that the closure would prevent water leakage. I wanted to put my valuables in this while out boating this summer. What I need is something sturdier, that will float, and remain water resistant to safeguard my phone and wallet.

The product was delivered ontime and quality is as expected. Will buy again from this supplier

Litesak 2.0 is what you need on the go, for camping , hiking and outdoor activties, pocket size packable, good quality product , great outlook ,its really beyond my expectation.