Flatpak™ Dry Bag

Bought this for a recent trip to an island during which I was going to be taking a few snorkel excursions by boat. This bag worked beautifully - it kept everything inside dry even as it was getting absolutely soaked. The material feels durable and premium and secure, and is also incredibly light - it was easy to roll up when it was empty and took up very little space in a backpack. Basically, your ideal dry bag of this type.

One thing I'll mention is that the bag did seem to pick up some light stains when I handled it just after applying sunscreen, some streaks in various areas, and those stains did not end up coming out with the same sort of light-detergent-and-brushing treatment that usually gets such stains out of other nylon bags I own. It's not a big deal at all - the stains are not super noticeable, and, well, it's a dry bag, it's not something where I want it looking pristine for style purposes. As such, it's still a five-star product for me. Just something to be aware of.

Took both bags on a canoe trip through the Everglades, everything in them stayed dry. I like that the material is pretty light weight. Did not fully submerge the bags but they were definitely getting splashed.

The 8L capacity is enough for a full change of clothes (long sleeve shirt, pants, underwear, socks) or two, depending on your size and how bulky your clothing is. I folded the top 3 times, the minimum suggested, clipped the ends together, and threw it in the shower for a half hour; even turning it on it's side to let the folds catch water. The shirt got a couple droplets on it only after I opened the bag. Everything else was perfectly dry. While it's probably not recommended, the side carry handle, the top roll, and the top D-ring were all capable of carrying 15+ pounds.