SealLine Discovery Dry Bag - 20 Liters
Built to keep your gear dry even with frequent and demanding use, the 20-liter SealLine Discovery dry bag is made of rugged, flexible and fully waterproof materials.
- Oval bottom creates a stable shape that won't easily roll around; it's also easy to store, stack and pack
- Durable construction with fully welded seams results in stronger and more waterproof construction than sewn-and-taped seams
- Tight, simple sealing with a DrySeal roll-top closure makes easy and intuitive to achieve an optimal seal
- PVC-free materials have a reduced environmental impact over vinyl-coated materials
- Not intended for prolonged submersion
Made in USA.
View all SealLine Roll-Top Dry Bags| Best Use | Paddling |
|---|---|
| Gear Capacity (L) | 20 |
| Gear Capacity (cu. in.) | 1,220 |
| Waterproof | Yes |
| Dry Bag Shape | Cylindrical |
| Material(s) | Polyurethane-coated polyester |
| Dimensions | 18 x 10 x 6 inches |
| Weight | 11 ounces |
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Great dry bag
I bought a couple dry bags for my first kayak overnight trip, which was on the Colorado river. The two dry bags I purchased held everything I needed anymore. They kept everything dry and took quite a beating from an inexperienced kayaker that road tripped 11 hours to the river. I am officially hooked on kayak adventures and can't wait to take these on my next trip.
Solid dry bags.
Simply good roll top dry bags. I have kayaked whitewater for several years using roll top bags and these do a good job of keeping water out. If rolled as directed at least three times even with in a swamped boat (that is emptied within a few minuted) the contents are dry. There may be a drop or two inside but nothing catastrophic. Over the years they will develop leaks where they are repeatedly folded. But I have some well over 10 years old that dont leak.
Really impressive
I realize this might not be exactly the same product I bought but this is as close as this brand still produces. Originally bought it for a fishing trip to Canada around 2005 and I still use the same bag today to store gear as a wildland firefighter. This thing has been through a lot and is probably the oldest piece of gear I still use. I honestly just appreciate being able to rely on it
Great Product Great Value
When my friend said we were hiking The Narrows and needed to keep our gear dry (since we'd be waist high in water in some places) I immediately found these products on line and bought them. I was not disappointed. The cost was solid for the quality of product, they arrived quickly and served their purpose well. That they also look good? Bonus.
Best in the biz!
Seal Line is simply the best! Great materials- lightweight yet strong, and they do what they are designed to do- keep water out! Whether its my job in the backcountry, or personal trips, I count on Seal Line to keep my stuff dry! Simple design, awesome color-ways, quality buckles and straps- I cannot recommend Seal Line highly enough!
A good bag, that can easily be made better
I have to 50L version, and this bag doesn't disappoint. I added 4 dring hooks to this bag with HH-66 adhesive and now I have a myriad of options to carry the bag too. Very durable, and 3 rolls provides a very tight seal.
This thing is great!
I work in open boats and use the 30L bag to store my gear for the day. Rain gear, lunch and a couple extra layers fit just right. The material is a little thinner than I had expected but it seems to be holding up well.
great
Great drybag. used it all summer for kayaking and it works perfectly. Can fit a good amount of stuff and has an easy snap closure. - I would fill, roll, and snap closed around end ropes of kayak. works beautifully.
Seal Line makes some quality products
The Discovery dry bag was a great addition to my everyday paddling setup. The ovicular shape of the bag makes it easier to close and seal. I would recommend the Discovery or the Baja dry bag.
Its a good product quality/price.
Its a good product quality/price. Just by looking and touching at the material, It is obviously not the top of the line but it seems to do the job so far.