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Comments about Sea to Summit Big River Dry Bag - 20 Liters:
I bought this bag for use as a bear bag. I wanted something waterproof that could withstand hanging in a tree in bad weather, as well as keep the smells of food inside so as to not attract bears.
Recently took this bag on a extended trip into the mountains, and camped out in some really bad weather. This bag performed GREAT. Despite hanging from a tree during several thunderstorms, our food stayed nice and dry! It's a little heavy compared to other dry bags, so a backpacker who is ultra-weight conscious may not be impressed. But in my opinion, if you're food is hanging from a tree out in the elements, a little weight is a fair trade-off for a durable and quality bag.
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Comments about Sea to Summit Big River Dry Bag - 20 Liters:
I use the StS lightweight dry sacks as pack liners and have been very happy with them. I got the Big River to use as a food bag because i wanted a tougher sack that could handle being blown around with branches, but keep my food dry and not attract animals. It's great for that.
Since then, i have used it for a bunch of other things, and it seems like it's always ready for something new. The lash points on the side and the robust closure with D-rings means you can tie this thing on just about anywhere. Most recently, i used it on a bike-packing trip, with it tied (very tightly) behind my saddle. It dealt with rain and 2-inch mud, and even had a few encounters with my rear wheel, but came out looking new! I'm pretty much convinced it can do anything now.
Only one thing could make it better - a handle or loop on the very bottom. I can understand why that was not done, and there are certainly work-arounds, but it would still be pretty nice.
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Comments about Sea to Summit Big River Dry Bag - 20 Liters:
I use this for canoe trips to Quetico and the BWCA.
I easily fit all the clothes I need for a two week trip in this. Very durable and water proof. (I haven't had it SUBMERGED, but have had no problems with downpours.)
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