BIG dry bag

[gary in ohio]

Anyone have a source for some large 5ft long x 2ft dry bags?

 

[NuggetHoarder]

Years ago, Academy Sports had a bag that big, but they don't carry it anymore.

biggest I've seen lately is the Coleman 43x16
http://www.amazon.com/Coleman-Dry-Gear-Bag-Large/dp/B0009PUT84

 

[Ruined Adventures]

cadaver bag? :Wow1:

 

[jeep-N-montero]

cadaver bag? :Wow1:

Funny thing is that I have one, snagged it from an ambulance at the salvage yard last year, not used of course.

 

[Curmudgeon]

Body bags are not ever close to watertight.

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[Mc Taco]

Body bags are not ever close to watertight.

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I'm really curious, and I'll admit a tad bit scared, to learn how you know this. :Wow1:

Maybe around a real campfire sometime?

 

[hillbillyjake]

cabela'a has some big waterproof bags. not sure if there that big or not, but may be worth checking out.

 

[NuggetHoarder]

You could resort to making your own homemade dry bag.

Check out
http://www.westcoastpaddler.com/community/viewtopic.php?t=1706

The "Tom Yost" referred to in the above thread can be found at:
http://yostwerks.com/SkinMenu.html

 

[SWITAWI]

59Lx24Wx24H, 20cuft. The one bad review says - "will have to guess how to use would be nice to have directions"... Are you kidding me? No caps or punctuation? What an idiot, lol. (joking, of course)

http://www.etrailer.com/Cargo-Bags/etrailer/988501.html

That's about as big as I've seen.

 

[BillTex]

http://http://www.ziploc.com/Products/Pages/BigBags.aspx?SizeName=XXL

Try these...we use 'em kayaking.
Found them at Bass Pro.

Bill

 

[bugnout]

Sierra Trading Post

Seattle Sports H2O Waterproof Gear Bag - Large 8900 cu in, $35.00

 

[XJCamper]

I am not sure what purpose you are using them for or how 'watertight' you need them. But, I would suggest going military surplus. Go to your local military surplus house and see what they have. the military has a very lage assortment of water proof bags. I have several that I put sleeping gear in and they ride on top of the JEEP. Now, with that said, they are not waterproof to the point that I would stuff my computer in them and throw it in the river. Really depends how 'waterproof' you need them to be.

 

[nwoods]

I've used these pretty successfully in light duty applications:

LOL, I just couldn't resist

 

[BillTex]

http://http://www.ziploc.com/Products/Pages/BigBags.aspx?SizeName=XXL

Try these...we use 'em kayaking.
Found them at Bass Pro.

Bill

Don't knock these...they are heavy gauge, and the largest one is big enough to fit a sleeping bag and gear. They are huge.
They are also inexpensive.
They come in a 4 pack or something like that. I am still using the first one for 2 seasons now...
I do have a cinch type dry bag for camera, phone etc...but for clothing and misc...these are great.

B

 

[Pedro]

the cabelas version in "magnum" size is 42x17x17. I picked one up for $99 and used it as extra storage for baby gear on a family beach vacation.

It held: pack and play, changing table, 2 chairs, bouncy seat thing, stroller. and it fits nicely on one of those reciever platform deals.

http://www.cabelas.com/catalog/prod...er%3BSearch-All+Products&WTz_l=YMAL;IK-514114