Dry bags keep gear protected under wet conditions. They come in various sizes and can be used for clothing, electronics or food. Costs runs in the $20-$80 range, depending on the size and style. There are fanny pack dry bags (e.g., MCleanPin Waterproof Fanny Pack), backpack style (MIER Waterproof Dry Backpack), and duffel bags (Earth Pak Waterproof Duffel Bag). The classic style, however, has a single opening at the top. Osprey UltraLight 12 Dry Sack is a great example. Whichever dry bag you buy, test it at home first before taking it outdoors.
Key Takeaways:
- A dry bag should be able to seal completely, to keep moisture out, and to be submerged when sealed.
- Dry Bags are important: they can help keep clothes dry and prevent hypothermia. It can also protect essential electronics.
- Dry bags come in a variety of styles, from a small fanny-pack, a knapsack,all the way to a large tactical bag.
“If moisture is present insides a dry bag when it is sealed, it can lead to mildew and other issues.”
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