- Is this bag fully waterproof?
- It keeps gear dry in rain, splashes and brief immersion, but it is not a submersible bag. Do not rely on it for diving or long swims.
- How do I choose the right size?
- Match the size to what you carry: small sacks for phones and layers, larger ones for sleeping bags or clothing. Buy once you know the packed volume of your gear, and leave room to roll the top at least three times.
- Can I use it for kayaking?
- Yes, it suits kayak hatches and deck bags for splash protection. For gear that may be submerged, use a heavier fully waterproof bag instead.
- How does it differ from heavier Sea to Summit dry bags?
- It uses thinner 70D nylon, so it is lighter and more packable but less abrasion-resistant. Heavier bags are better for rough use and repeated dragging.
- How do I close it properly?
- Roll the top down at least three times, pressing out trapped air, then clip the buckle. A loose roll or trapped air can let water in.
- Is the fabric recycled?
- Yes, it uses bluesign-approved recycled 70D nylon with a non-PFC DWR finish.
- Where is the Sea to Summit Lightweight Dry Sack cheapest?
- At Alpine Shop, for $15.95, 20% under what the other stores charge, as of our latest check.
- Where can I buy the Sea to Summit Lightweight Dry Sack?
- 12 stores we checked sell it, including Alpine Shop, Rack-n-Roll, Sports Basement, Telemark Pyrenees, Enwild.