Piscifun Dry Bag, Waterproof Floating Backpack 10L/20L/30L/40L with Waterproof Phone Case for Boating, Kayaking, Fishing

The seams and the materials aren't quite as nice as the expensive motorcycle camping panniers or bags, but these Piscifun bags are very close to the quality of high end motorcycle bags selling for five times as much, or more. The durability has been good so far and no doubt they'll hold up well for many years of use. The simple design and construction probably shaves a few pounds compared to the slightly thicker material and more complicated (less volumetric efficient) shapes used in the fancy motorcycle luggage. Get the expensive gear if you're traveling around the world, or want to look like a RTW traveler. This lower cost option is good enough for the rest of us to use for our adventures. These are very versatile bags. I use one 30L bag on the rear rack for day trips, with room to store waterproof jacket and pants, water, snacks, first aid kit, tool roll, etc. It's a low drag version of a tail bag. Two 30L bags, side by side, can carry everything I need for ultralight motorcycle camping, and having two bags allows me to better organize my stuff. One bag has clean and dirty clothes, tool roll and the first aid kit. The other bag has the sleeping bag, cook kit, stove, fuel, Hennessy hammock, etc. If you pack a bit heavier (tent, etc.), you could easily and inexpensively upgrade to two 40L bags, or three 30L bags with two on the bottom and one centered above it. The pair of plastic D rings at the base of each bag, intended for the shoulder strap, could be cable tied to help the bags stay together, although it's easy enough to secure the individual bags using a nylon strap. The molded grab handle is very nice but seems almost redundant on these bags because the roll top closure makes a convenient carry handle, but it's reassuring to strap the bag to the rack via the heavy duty handle and not worry that the closure buckle may open. I appreciate that the shoulder strap can be detached to prevent it from falling into the rear wheel or flapping in the wind. I like that these are simple low drag bags without a lot of clutter or complexity. The generous mesh pocket on the outside is great for small items that need quick access, such as toilet paper (in the separately provided small waterproof cell phone pouch) or a small flashlight, assuming that the lashing strap is positioned to prevent the contents of the mesh pocket from falling out. The mesh pocket is also excellent to secure wet or muddy items that might need to be packed, but not packed inside the bag. Wet socks can dry while riding. Muddy Croks or sandals can be carried without contaminating anything in the bag. I organize the bag's contents mostly in lightweight stuff sacks - cooking equipment, food, clean clothes, dirty clothes, sleeping bag, motorcycle tool roll, first aid kit, etc. Pro Tip: Use a lightweight dry bag such as those by Wise Owl for both clean and dirty clothes, so the clean clothes stay clean. The larger heavy duty Piscafun bag makes a great washing machine. Fill the bag half full of water and a squirt of detergent. Add dirty laundry. Seal the bag and shake for a minute. Let sit for 20 minutes. Shake again. Rinse twice, dumping all water at least 100 feet from a lake or stream. I have a small adventure bike and prefer ultralight solo camping. I pack everything I need into two of these 30L bags, strapped to the luggage rack and pillion of my baby GS motorcycle. I prefer the simplicity over carrying panniers, a top box, etc. I also like not having panniers increasing the width of the bike and sticking out into the wind to act as drag brakes to reduce my mileage. I hardly know I'm carrying 35 pounds on the seat behind me.

This dry bag is perfect for packing your gear in to keep dry. My family used them for an overnight kayaking camping trip and everything stayed dry even when their boat flipped on a log jam. We each packed one with our sleeping bag, sleep mat, camp pillow, toiletries and clothes. Our things were kept separately, organized and most importantly dry.

backpack is great, well-made, sturdy, and it looks good. kept my stuff dry, and i like that it floats. you can wear it with one strap cross-shoulder or two straps as a backpack (or no straps, it has a handle). i got the 10L, and on the pictures it looks like only the 30L has 2 straps, so i was surprised when my 10L came with 2 straps. very happy with it. mine is black+red, looks good enough to wear normally, not just on the water. the 10L is very big inside, can easily fit shoes and towel and phone and some snacks with room to spare. has lots of places where you can add carabiners to clip the bag to a paddle board or kayak or whatever. the front pocket was plenty big for a water bottle (or for the included waterproof phone case). i read a review that said it wasn't big enough for a water bottle, but i think they were just rolling the bag closed in the wrong direction -- you gotta roll it away from the pocket. my only slight complaint is that it's heavier that i expected, but i guess that's a good thing -- it's made of sturdy tough thick material. also, it smelled when i first unpacked it, but it does air out fairly quickly.

Noticed that the IP rating for the bag did not show on the specs but the word Waterproof was. When the bag arrived the plastic bag around it indicated the IP rating. It showed IP65. That means that it can handle Water Jets spraying the bag. It wasn't even IP66 which would be Powerful water jets spraying the bag. It was NOT IP67 (immersion up to 1 meter) or IP68 (immersion 1 meter or more). Do not buy this bag if you intend to have it actually go into and under the water. Rain is fine, even a good heavy rain on it would be fine. Once water is around the opening it will leak, and water will go in. The small phone bag that came with it is waterproof as it is rated at IPx8 (immersion 1 meter or more). The bag is nice and appears to be well built. It looks good and I like the pocket and strap to attach other things. The straps to carry as a backpack are thin but work. I only wish that this bag was an IP68. I felt mislead with the use of the word waterproof to find out later it was not when it indicated it on the package. I am glad that the package indicated it as I would have been very upset had I relied on it to be waterproof. That is why I didn't give it a one star. 6/5/2025 - Edited Star Rating to 4 stars from 3 - not for the product but for the customer service. They reached out to me about this and offered to refund since their bag doesn't meet the IP68 rating. The rating was increased because the company stands behind the product and if you are not happy, they will work with you. Great Seller!

Really great quality, comes with some nice accessories to Carrie as a backpack, I got the black color and the materials are durable

Una de las mejores compras que he hecho en Amazon. Mochila de 40 litros estanca seco y flotable. La uso para ir por ríos y hacer snorkel. Me llevo el drone, cámara réflex y merienda y va perfecta la mochila. No entra nada de agua. El acabony material es de calidad. He visto otras mochilas y vale la pena gastarte el dinero en este modelo 😎

Bag’s colour is nice. Good for swimming and other wet activities.

Very good material, no complain

La compré para un viaje a Mérida el cuál aún no sucede pero la calidad de la mochila es muy buena por el precio. La compare mucho con otras mochilas de marcas como EarthPak, SeatoSummit, iDryBag y como otras 20 marcas diferentes que puedes encontrar en Amazon. La pondría a la par de la mochila CurSurf por su tamaño, calidad de materiales, soldadura de costuras y compartimentos. Lo único que no tiene son unas buenas correas como mochila, las cuales si tiene la de CurSurf. Pero por la diferencia de precio y para lo que la voy a usar es más que suficiente. PD: No cometan el error de sacarle el aire a la mochila al momento de usarla. La mochila tiene que tener aire adentro y hacerse una especie de "globo" para que las correas se ajusten de buena manera y no dejen entrar el agua. Si el aire no sale, el agua no entra.

Purchased for a friend, but I tested with just air and no hissing sounds so a good start. The material feels very sturdy as well, like it should take some heafty wear and tear to cause any issues! The intention is for wild swimming but I would say the straps don't look comfy for a long walk to the water. But I would say the main reason for the purchase is to keep gear dry when you don't want to leave your belongings at the edge of the water so straps was a necessity and overall very happy with the buy... I might even get myself one for Paddle Boarding as it seems very good quality and will be easy to attach to the board with the straps...