I recently purchased the Unigear Dry Bag Waterproof, Floating and Lightweight Bags and I am extremely satisfied with my purchase. This bag is made of stiff 500D PVC material, ensuring that it is 100% waterproof. The roll-top closure adds an extra layer of protection, keeping my belongings safe from water, sand, dust, and dirt.
One of the standout features of this dry bag is its anti-leak and anti-tear construction. The fully welded seams, created using high-frequency technology, make the bag incredibly durable and waterproof. I have taken it on boating, fishing, paddling, swimming, and hiking trips, and it has performed exceptionally well in all conditions.
Carrying the Unigear Dry Bag is a breeze. It comes with adjustable straps that allow for comfortable and convenient carrying. The stress points of the D-rings are reinforced with double sewing, ensuring that the bag can handle heavy loads without ripping. This bag is available in multiple styles, so you can choose the one that suits your preferences and adds a touch of style to your outdoor adventures.
What sets this dry bag apart from others is its versatility. I can confidently leave it floating on the water during river trips or other water sports activities without worrying about my items getting wet. The buckle and D-rings are upgraded with POM material, making them stronger and more durable than traditional buckles. Even with frequent use, they will not break.
The after-sales service offered by Unigear is commendable. If you encounter any quality problems with their dry bags, simply email them and they will provide a solution as soon as possible.
Now let's address some frequently asked questions:
Q: Does anyone have the height in inches for all of the various sizes?
A: Dear Customer, here is the height in inches for all of the various sizes:
- 5L: 14.9 inches
- 10L: 19.2 inches
- 20L: 22.8 inches
- 30L: 25.5 inches
- 40L: 27.5 inches
Q: Can I tow the backpack behind the kayak?
A: I don't think I would recommend towing the backpack behind the kayak. The bag is designed to withstand water exposure, but towing it for an extended time may affect its performance. It is best used by attaching it securely to the deck of your kayak.
Q: Is this product certified international waterproof rating? I'm talking about ip or ipx ratings. Tell me about this product rating.
A: Yes, the dry bag has an IPX4 rating, indicating that it is resistant to water splashes from any direction. The waterproof phone case that comes with the bag has an IPX8 rating, ensuring protection against immersion in water up to 1 meter for 30 minutes.
Q: Would this bag work to take a large camera in on a kayak?
A: It depends on whether you want the camera to stay dry or not. While the bag will keep the camera attached to your kayak, it may not prevent it from getting wet. During my own experience floating on a calm river with the bag, everything inside got soaked. However, if your camera is already waterproof or you don't mind it getting wet, it could work fine.
In conclusion, the Unigear Dry Bag Waterproof, Floating and Lightweight Bags are an excellent investment for anyone who enjoys outdoor activities. Its superior waterproof construction, durability, and convenient carrying options make it a must-have item. Whether you're going on a kayaking adventure or hiking in unpredictable weather, this dry bag will keep your belongings safe and dry.
Dear Customer, here is the height in inches for all of the various sizes.5L: 14.9inches10L: 19.2inches20L: 22.8inches30L: 25.5inches40L: 27.5inches
I don't think I would do that, I think a good dunking in the water you would be more than fine, even for an extended time. Towing it not sure about that, could put in tub to try it. We love ours, they are very well made, have no issues often, tied to deck of Kayak and takes good bouts of water with no issues.
Yes, the ipx of the dry bag is ipx 4 and the waterproof phone case is ipx 8.
Depends on whether you want the camera to stay dry or not. It would keep the camera attached to your kayak, but the camera would get wet. When I floated the calm river with the bag everything in the bag was soaked. Luckily the phones were already waterproof and the wallets dried out.