Dry Bags

Space-saving dry bags keep your camping gear dry and protected. Stay organized, easily access what you need, and keep on trekking.
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Dry Bag Sling
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Frequently Asked questions

What are dry bags used for?

Ultralight (UL) dry bags are used for color-coded storage in backpacks/duffels. Lightweight (LW) dry bags are used for gear storage in wet environments/paddling. Heavy Duty (HD) dry bags are perfect for demanding environments: off-road motorcycle touring whitewater etc.

Are all dry bags air tight?

Roll-top dry bags (all brands) are not completely airtight - if you squeeze a sealed dry bag, you can squeeze air out of the closure.

Are all dry bags waterproof? Can they be submerged?

Roll-top dry bags (all brands) are not designed to be submerged - they will keep gear dry inside a boat, but if the closure is held under water deep enough/long enough water will seep through the closure.

Will a packed dry bag float?

If enough air is trapped inside a dry bag (and the contents are not too heavy) it should float - add a buoyancy device if you expect possible unplanned immersion in water.

What's the best way to secure a dry bag?

Paddle-compatible dry bags have a 'D'-Ring next to the buckle - use this to secure a dry bag to a boat or to haul a bear bag/critter bag into a tree. Big River Dry Bags have webbing 'rails' on the sides which offer multiple attachment points. 

Waterproof Dry Bags

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Waterproof Dry Bags for Outdoor Adventures

Some gear can handle getting wet – but your spare layers, electronics, food, and sleep kit are not on that list. Sea to Summit dry bags are built to help keep essentials protected when the weather turns, the boat tips, or your pack ends up sitting in soggy grass longer than planned.

From lightweight packing on the trail to rugged storage on the water, these bags make it easier to organize your gear and trust that the important stuff stays dry.

Choosing the Right Dry Bag

The right dry bag comes down to what you’re carrying, where it’s going, and how much protection you need:

  • Smaller 1L-3L bags are great for headlamps, first-aid kits, and other easy-to-lose essentials.

  • Mid-size 5L-13L options work well for clothing or food.

  • Larger 20-65L bags can hold bulkier gear like sleeping bags or spare apparel.

If your bag will spend most of its time inside a pack, weight and compressibility may matter most. For paddling, overlanding, or rougher use, a tougher build can be worth the extra grams.

Keep Your Gear Ready for Anything

Wet gear can turn a good trip sideways fast. Explore Sea to Summit waterproof dry bags to find the right sizes, materials, and protection level for your next adventure.