Dry bag / compressor bag recommendations

[Jeepthreat]

Anyone have some good recommendations for dry bags/ compressor bags?
Id like to store my valuables, clothes and sleeping bag in it and cinch it down tight and stay dry in case it rains.
I am eyeing this for my trip, but i wish i had a better idea of sizes

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[cnynrat]

I use the Pacific Outdoor Equipment Pneumo dry bags for canyoneering. They work very well, but may not be available in a large enough size for a sleeping bag. Great for clothing and other essentials you want to keep dry.

 

[kai38]

I just bought two 50l dry bags at Sports Authority for $10.97 each on close out. Not sure if stores close to you would have them.

 

[refried]

Watershed bags, there's no other bag that is 100% dry
http://www.drybags.com/

I use a large Sotar gear bag for most of my stuff, It's never leaked even when under a flipped boat in class 4 rapids, but any camera gear goes in a Watershed bag or Pelican box
http://www.sotar.com/boat-specifications/bags/gear-bags.html

 

[theksmith]

several companies make roll-top dry-bags that are fully submersible.

however, if you just need rain protection, check out the cheaper coleman ones... a large true submersible one might cost 4 or 5 times as much as the coleman. of course, you get what you pay for...

http://www.coleman.com/coleman/ColemanCom/detail.asp?CategoryID=5800&product_id=834A312T

 

[partsflyin]

Seal line dry bags are awesome. I have several and they are several years old , showing no age. Excellent quality!
http://www.cascadedesigns.com/sealline

 

[ronburgandy]

WATERSHED, or Jacks plastic,are the best!
I just got a Watershed Colorado, its is the beez kneez!!

 

[bigwapitijohnny]

Have you considered Ziplocs?

Jeepthreat,

I used the Ziploc XL bags for elk hunting trips and they worked just fine ( 4 bags for $7). I laid on them to get all the air out and when compressed, I zipped it up. These bags have been used several years now and they still hold the air out. Hope that this helps.

Regards,

BWJ

 

[08whitex]

I use the Sea to Summit and Granite Gear waterproof compression sacks

 

[Ash]

Exped.

http://www.exped.com/exped/web/exped_homepage_na.nsf

Watch the video half way down.

Ash

 

[08whitex]

Exped.

http://www.exped.com/exped/web/exped_homepage_na.nsf

Watch the video half way down.

Ash

Those are really nice with the wide mouth. The price is good to