Unigear Waterproof Bags/Waterproof Bags/Dry Bag (2L/5L/10L/20L/30L/40L) for Outdoor Activities and Water Sports, Camping, Boating, Kayaking, Fishing with Waterproof Phone Pouch

I got myself the 5L bag as a quick everyday carry for a holiday to Spain, staying at a resort with a pool and also for short beach days and this was perfect. It held my phone, battery pack, camera, sunglasses, wallet, medium sized towel with no issues.Left it on the beach, waves hit it, but it proved its waterproof-ness, and a quick rinse under the tap washed off the sand without getting the inside wet.Strap was surprisingly okay given there is no padding. No friction burns or discomfort and quite sturdy. This is now my dedicated beach holiday bag.

I bought the 5 litre bag. It comfortably fits an iPad and other bits and pieces. It was a pleasant surprise to get a phone cover inside which was not expected. This fits my iPhone and I can use the touch screen with this to good effect so I am happy that my phone can be used. The bag is made of tough material which makes it thick and robust. This makes it slightly bulky. There are other makes that are not so bulky, but perhaps not as strong. I expect this to be very effective with time in protecting and keeping my stuff dry. I do wonder if some of the seams will start to go with continued wear and tear, but time will tell. I am extremely happy with the product.

I booked a canoeing trip for the family and although they supply dry barrels I do the odd bit of kayaking and live near a beach so thought this would be useful. I've had a few dry bags in the past including Exped and Ortleib so usually I stick to the premium brands but I wasn't overly fussed if some shorts get a bit damp so I got the cheaper bag.I needn't have worried as this proved to be absolutely water tight. Like any dry bag you have to make sure you roll it up correctly nice and tight without any creases but done correctly its great. The material is nice and thick rubber type with ripstop so it should fare well against rocks if that should happen. It isn't heavy though although I'm not overly concerned as the weight would be negligible once filled with gear.Being curios I submerged it for a few seconds with only my clothing in and it all stayed completely dry nothing started to seep in. I didn't buy it for the phone case as my phone is water resistant already but then I thought of attaching my GoPro orange floaty sponge to it so now I can have my phone out and if I accidentally drop it in the water it'll be well waterproofed and crucially it won't sink!The strap is a nice feature that I wouldn't have usually wanted but I suppose carrying it by the buckle isn't really correct as it isn't supposed to be load bearing. It's good to be able to throw on your back when your hands are full of paddles or oars (no pun intended :D ).

defo recoemend, rainproof, sturdy and excellent quality

Well priced.

Really like this - good quality, sturdy and so far waterproof. Would buy again

Such a good size, fits alot in there, used it for our holiday in Cornwall and it fitted 3 pairs for beach shoes, 3 towels and wet swimming costumes .

It works and holds my necessary items but note that you lose a lot of volume when rolling it down to ensure water tightness

Good price and durable

I got the 10L bag, and I love the size, it's been perfect for the beach and boats. It's comfortable to carry and holds everything I need. I can carry it when I myself am soaked or when a few waves come up on shore and I know my belongings will stay dry.BUT, I encountered some bigger waves on a paddle board that slashed up on the bag, and noticed when I opened it that water did, in fact, get inside. Not a lot of water, nothing was flooded, but enough to know that it is not completely waterproof. I'll keep my phone in a waterproof pouch in the bag.But otherwise, I've been pretty happy with it!

Parfait pour plage et planche à paggaie.

Sac imperméable et de la bonne grosseur. Je l'adore

Used this bag on a week long fishing trip that ended up to be an episode of survivor. Snow, ice, sleet, lightening, dense fog and torrential rains plaques us the whole trip and well everything else that billed it self as "waterproof" wasn't. The dry sack kept all our vital survival gear dry and safe and in the process us as well.