NRS Heavy-Duty Bill's Bag Dry Bag - 110 Liters
Adding extra armor to a tried-and-trusted pack, this NRS Heavy-Duty Bill's Bag dry bag is ready to be chucked off the boat, into your rig and onto the airplane trip after trip, year after year.
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- Expands to provide over 6,700 cu. in. of storage capacity, but can be cinched down with 4 compression straps to compact and stabilize gear
- Constructed with heavy-duty 21 oz. TobaTex body with a reinforced bottom of 34 oz. TobaTex for added durability
- 34 oz. TobaTex bottom extends 6 in. up the sides for extra wear protection
- Aluminum fasteners on the compression straps increase durability and eliminate busted buckles
- StormStrip closure system provides a confident seal and allows for easy top-loading access
- Adjustable backpack harness with padded shoulder straps makes carrying your gear around rapids or into a secluded camp easy and comfortable
- Backpack harness is removable, adding convenience when flying and reducing baggage handling snag points
- Not intended for prolonged submersion
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View all NRS Dry Backpacks| Best Use | Paddling |
|---|---|
| Gear Capacity (L) | 110 liters |
| Gear Capacity (cu. in.) | 6,700 cubic inches |
| Compression Straps | Yes |
| Backpack Straps | Yes |
| Hipbelt | Yes |
| Dry Bag Shape | Cylindrical |
| Material(s) | Body: 21 oz. TobaTex; bottom: 34 oz. TobaTex |
| Waterproof | Yes |
| Dimensions | 16 x 33 inches |
| Weight | 4 lbs. 5.6 oz. |
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Perfect for Canoe Camping
My husband and I just returned from a 6-day canoe camping trip in the North Cascades. We housed all our gear in the 110 liter heavy duty NRS Bill’s Bag, all of our food, cooking and kitchen equipment in the 65 liter NRS Bill’s Bag, and our “day pack” items in a 25 liter NRS bag. This was our first canoe camping trip, and this dry bag system worked perfectly for us. We had some wet weather while paddling, and some short portaging. These bags proved to be rugged and waterproof. We never submerged them completely in water, but did test their ability to float for a minute when loaded with gear - which is enough time to gather the bags in case we accidentally dumped the canoe. That didn’t happen, but I’m confident that if the bags are closed properly (watch the NRS videos) they’d keep our gear dry in case of accident. I love the metal buckles. They are very secure. The backpack harness is comfortable enough. We carried 36 lbs of light but bulky camping gear in the 110 liter bag, which it handled easily. We carried 38 lbs of food and cooking/kitchen gear in the smaller 65 liter bag, which it also handled just fine. We carried 12 lbs of daytime gear, lunch, etc. in the 25 liter bag. These bags worked perfectly for us, and I’ll pack them the same way next time.
Quick-Connect Buckles Fail!
I bought this for a boundary waters canoe trip and the quick-connect buckles for the harness and compression straps slipped off multiple times. Extremely disappointed since the suspension (shoulder straps) would be partially disconnected when it came time to portage. Also, one of the quick-connect buckles broke when picking up the bag. I had approximately 65 lbs in the bag at the time, which I believe is very reasonable. There is no easy way to replace the buckles as they are all sewn in.
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Bought bag for my boyfriend’s rafting hunting trip. He loved it and wants more. Holds more than you think. All his stuff kept dry.
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