No waistbelt and I'd guess 35 lbs. Large 11 dia. I figure most portages I can get through before the shoulders begin to feel it. Even with a waterproof duffel bag I would suggest you double bag items that you absolutely positively do not want to get wet. The only thing it's missing for me is a tump line but that's kind of a personal preference. Their Backroller Panniers are nice, you'd need a rear rack on your bike on which to mount them. That being said, you can't beat the price on the Boundary Waters pack, that's for sure and it's certainly big enough. I use thick mil contractor garbage bags from fleet farm for my pack liners-I double bag the liner. It's more work but I feel more secure. Made of a durable 500-denier shell with 100% waterproof PVC construction, these waterproof bags feature welded seams to ensure your gear stays dry even if the outside of bag is soaking wet. The outside pocket is dry and there is a long inside dry section as well. Extra insurance and it protects from damp things, shoes/tent/tarp that might be INSIDE my pack. Wt: 1 lb. My preference is Sea to Summit, but it's not a duffel style. Just wanted to add - ditto on what gutmon said about the large Sea-line bags. Sealine(?sp) is what you're looking for if a duffel type is what you're after. Cabelas Boundary Waters Duffel? For instance I use one for clothes and one for dirty clothes. Protect your essential gear to and from the field with our 100% waterproof Boundary Waters Roll-Top Dry Bag. I personally don't trust the roll top son large packs. The color match is great. If you continue using this website, you agree to our privacy and legal agreement. Wt: 1.4 lbs. I've used 3 different types/brands of dry bags in addition to the garbage bags, and also a dry pack. This site has grown since 2002 from a few visitors a day to up to 10,000 Capacity: 7,238 cu. I have the Large bag myself and plan on getting another one. Ok. A quality pack is determined by attention to design, the materials used, the quality of stitching and construction and those welcome extras like quality padded shoulder straps and waist belt. I'm using one with the waist strap and a chest strap and i can pack a lot of stuff in it. Not a true portage pack but all I've ever used, two of these packs are over 15yrs old and still watertight. They keep things dry and are relatively inexpensive. For a better experience, please enable JavaScript in your browser before proceeding. I carry a few of the Sea to Summit dry bags in different sizes. I have been using these back since they first opened the company as "Man of rubber" back in the day. Drawback: just a little cumbersome, but a great value IMO. Picked up the regular size on Saturday morning. Duluth pack with liner, contractor trash bags and the huge ziplock bags. Not that expensive. I love the eVent fabric however, and wish I had a coat made of it except they cost too much. It is rugged and heavy. This was a great suggestion. I seem to be confused. The rubber seal is the best in the biz plus the materials and RF construction can't be beat. Oh, and to add, my newest bag (of the 3) is Black Canyon Bag (same company as the Sealine - I think) is top notch, much improved harness/shoulder straps, and much more puncture proof and lighter!! Medium 9 dia. i understand that there are better packs out there, but for the price and based on the fact that i only do 1-2 trips per year, is there any reason why i shouldn't pull the trigger on this? Wt: 8.4 oz. It looks like I have another thing to put on the Christmas wish list! x 28H. Don't have an account yet? Sealine 115L. We got one cheap a few years ago but only used it once (we just do what others do and use contractor bags to line our Duluth packs). I line my pack like many others but then I put things I really want dry into some sort of dry sack as well. Cheaper packs tend to be a notch below in all those areas. I use the same set of bags for years and put them to use on all my motorcycle trips as well. Roll top closures will also leak, slightly, if splashed water gets onto the roll closure. The bags are duffel style so easy to get to your gear. Capacity: 2,375 cu. It may leak if submerged for a bit. I'd never take it to the BW though. Looks like most bases covered. 07/24/2009 05:55AM (Thread Older Than 3 Years), Attwood Dry Storage Bag, Heavy Duty, Clear, Wow-no more wood stairway portage into Rose. Any dry bags you find at REI are going to work as advertised. in. If you are talking a bag to use in the BWCA that keeps your stuff dry then look at canoe packs from CCS or Kondos and use a contractor trash bag or heavy duty plastic bags made for portage packs from REI. Kayaker gear. Its roll-down top with quick-release buckles lock moisture out, keeping your gear completely dry. You could make use of them as a waterproof bag, not sure if they come with a shoulder strap for carrying. Sealine pro 115 is a proven rolltop duffle/backpack. Lighter weight = more expensive. What do you think the most indestructible and waterproof duffel bag would be? Looks like it will get the job done. I have been looking for a good water proof duffel as well. The AKONA dry duffle is 22 in X 12.5 in diameter for 2697 cu. Very heavy duty coated fabric on both the panniers and the portage packs. I don't have the duffel bag but I do have the waterproof roll top bag in that same line. There are a lot of types of dry bags. I have tried the eVent compression sacks but they just don't do it for me. I love the deluxe mesh bag as well. Capacity: 3,436 cu. Can't remember the brand, but it works great. I have 2 115 sealines that have been on about 20 trips , including being lent out. If you really want to go all out for comfort and waterproof then Arcteryx Naos/Acrux/Arrakis are the way to go. However, for someone who isn't doing a lot of tripping on whitewater where flips are likely there are more moderately priced alternatives that still work well. thanks. They are expensive as hell but in my opinion well worth it considering they are durable and now you don't have to buy any waterproof stuff sacks or other bags to insure your stuff stays dry. lassenstap, I live in New York and I will be going on canoe camping trips in the Adirondacks where I don't expect to do too many portages. You must log in or register to reply here. What happens is that temperature changes, and mechanical pressure, can cause water to be sucked through the rolled closure. Can't beat the price. That said, they definitely last long enough to justify their purchase IMO. Learn more, We use cookies to enhance your experience, for analytics, and to support 3rd party content and advertising providers. A cheaper large option is " H2Zero dry PACK". in. Imported. I like the Kondosoutdoors portage pack with contractor cleanups for a liner. 2005-2022 Overland International, Inc. All rights reserved. x 10H. Sierratradingpost had them for cheap awhile back. Cabella's also makes a waterproof back pack in the same blue color, I bought one to use instead of my Givi when my wife is not with me, Takes up the pillon seat and luggage rack but is lower profile than the Givi so should not cause the high speed wobble, have not tried it yet. Not much space in the dry parts of the mesh bag.but when you use it to hold several other dry bags it works great. Folds down for easy transport or storage. Expedition Support Equipment & Adventure Activity. {"modules":["unloadOptimization","bandwidthDetection"],"unloadOptimization":{"browsers":{"Firefox":true,"Chrome":true}},"bandwidthDetection":{"url":"https://ir.ebaystatic.com/cr/v/c1/thirtysevens.jpg","maxViews":4,"imgSize":37,"expiry":300000,"timeout":250}}. Used to go on yearly trips on the Wisconsin River and I never had it leak. It really swallows the gear and is pretty bomber and dry provided it isn't submerged for an extended period of time. I have a couple of Cabela's Boudary Waters packs. Won't have to compromise on a trip. along with the wonderful resources, interactive maps, and online community. Jack's Plastic Welding INC. Great round bottom raft bags. They are very light and don't take any room empty. this great site and online community alive by contributing your financial support. Look for a used one on ebay. If it's just raining or a little water from the paddle-splash, you'll be fine without it. These are not pack sized. Like the looks of the ones in the Stich catalog but don't like the price - I think alot of their stiff is priced a little high. I guarantee that they will not last like Duluth Packs, Kondos or CCS but, they did survive and ten day trip without malfunction. For someone doing a lot of moving water tripping the old "buy nice or buy twice" adage applies. Choose the size and capacity you need for kayaking, camping, fishing, RV, boat, or emergency preparedness. Lately we've been using it car camping for various things that we don't want to get wet, like our towels. We support this high volume of visitors while googling for some more info/reviews on the pack, i stumbled across someone selling a used green one for $45 shipped and it's now en route, Copyright 2007-2022 CCR Inc. All rights reserved. This Cabela's waterproof bag. Help keep the flying moose flying and Welcome and read not waterproof but water resistant. I have a giant waterproof duffel bag. It can be a pain to open all the velcro. capacity. The deluxe mesh backpack works as a stuff sackbut has a heavy YKK zipper down the length. By using this site, you are agreeing to the terms and conditions as described in this, http://www.cabelas.com/catalog/product. If want to guarantee a dry and dust free space then get a watershed duffle. Very well made. in. The seal is a giant overlapping thing with tough velcro over the zipper. They seemed to work pretty well, but dont use the clip to hang the bag from the thwarts or your pack- they will tear. This site uses cookies to help personalise content, tailor your experience and to keep you logged in if you register. I'm a belt and suspenders sort of guy. Size: SMALL. I picked up this one at Walmart for my personal pack, it looks "bomb proof". What size are you looking for? JavaScript is disabled. Stupid question - where exactly is the Nym Lake put-in? It is very heavy duty and works great. The item you've selected was not added to your cart. Larger size = more expensive. They are the best period. They will float if put in the water. Protective, waterproof gear storage for outdoor adventures Durable 500-denier shell 100% waterproof PVC construction Welded seams keep gear dry, even if outside is soaked Roll-down top with quick-release buckles Wide opening for easy packing Folds flat for travel or storage Specs: 5L - 10" x 7" 20L - 21" x 9" 37L - 25" x 11" 57L - 28" x 12.5" 128L - 36" x 16", Cabela's Boundary Waters Roll-Top Dry Bag - Tan - 20L, Cabela's Boundary Waters Roll-Top Dry Bag - Tan - 37L, Cabela's Boundary Waters Roll-Top Dry Bag - Tan - 57L, Cabela's Boundary Waters Duffel Bag - 195L, Cabela's Boundary Waters Duffel Bag - 148L, Cabela's Boundary Waters Duffel Bag - 93L, Cabela's Boundary Waters Duffel Bag - 56L, TPRC 30" 2-section drop-bottom rolling duffel w/ telescopic handle, Black, National Geographic Snorkeler Mariana Trench Dry Bag Series Dry Gear Bag 2 Pc Pack. I have one but only for light bulky stuff not compressed. x 21H. http://www.cabelas.com/cabelas/en/te+matchall&Nty=1&Ntt=waterproof+bag&noImage=0. Capacity: 1,336 cu. I put mine in it's stuff sack and then in a kitchen type trash bag and rubber band the end shut and then place it in a Sea to Summit Big River dry bag. I'm hard on packs so i go with heavier nylon or canvas packs and indivdually pack my gear inside in water tight sacks. show a little wear, but work great. basket.jsp, http://outdoorgear-tipsandreviews.blogs tpwww.html, Tim River - Access pt 2 - Algonquin Park to Rosebary Lake (round trip), It is currently August 2nd, 2022, 8:25 am. Ziploc Heavy Duty bags is all I ever needed. They make so many different types of bagsall of them are top quality. This bag looks really good and I plan to pic one up as well - wished it came in yellow though. I prefer to use a good heavy canoe pack and pack everything inside using the water tight bags. Good product and very durable as well! Wide opening for easy packing. I've since used it more for a dust proof gear bag on my old beater, and again it worked great for that too. For a better experience, please enable JavaScript in your browser before proceeding. - $13.88. Watershed and Jack's are the dryest and toughest. They have no equal in terms of quality. Usually this can be avoided by keeping rolled closure bags vertical so they are not easily splashed. max. If you get a tear or hole in a water resistant pack, you've just lost all your water protection is one shot. Cost is $10 for all three- 1 blue-1 orange- 1 green. I have the Seattle Sports bag Bojibob referenced and love it. Any others that are even better? Zinging down a highway at 80mph in a rainstorm and I know my stuff is dry. Why would anyone want to portage with a duffel bag? SealLine Widemouth Duffel? There is a set of three dry bags you can get at wal-m4rt. I'm going to have to pick one of these up. x 36H. This is the pack I use. 1-2 trips a year? Then it's perfect! The shoulder straps aren't too bad but could be better. They are great to keep stuff dry but a major pain to pack and unpack - too tall and skinny for sitting in the canoe as well. They also make some portage packs which are bomb-proof material wise, but not so comfortable to carry. We hauled one over the Alpine Loop in heavy snow above 10,500' and rain below that with no leaks, no problems. Check out a company called Ortlieb, they specialize in waterproof bicycle bags. * For the benefit of the community, commercial posting is not allowed. i buy most of my gear from rei, campmor, altrec, backcountry, etc.. My favorite is a Duluth pack with a heavy plastic liner made to fit the pack size. I have Cabela's BW Bags - the biggest holds 4 sleeping bags, a tent, and 4 sleeping pads and 1 clothes bag. outdoor research makes some great dry bags. I know that others have had some issues with them but the two I have held up very well. This will give me the additional storage to carry as much as I could use. Cabelas Boundary Waters Large Roll-Top Dry Bag 24x14, - eBay Money Back Guarantee - opens in a new window or tab, - for PayPal Credit, opens in a new window or tab, - eBay Return policy - opens in a new tab or window, - eBay Money Back Guarantee - opens in a new tab or window. Seller assumes all responsibility for this listing. I have sealline bags, love em! Wt: 3.1 lbs. I'll try to put a post up with some pricing for examples. Never had anything wet in heavy rains, never had anything wet when bag has fallen into the lake at the portage, and never had anything wet lying in the bottom of a wet canoe. I have three, these things have been used and abused and taken it with no problem. Great for rafting or river canoeing where you are not portaging. Magnum 16 dia. Capacity: 384 cu. Available: Small 7 dia. Update. Board index General Discussion Equipment, View unanswered posts | View active topics, Users browsing this forum: No registered users and 3 guests, $53.99 for a 115L waterproof pack that, according to it's own website has rave reviews. The "compression" bag was larger last year and I stuffed two of them into the mesh deluxe backpack and have been lashing them to the back rack with very good success. Nice bag. A lengthwise roll-down top with quick-release buckles offers additional waterproof integrity. If you want true dry bags like rafters use there are a couple that are much better than the rest: Watershed and Jack's Plastic Welding. They work great, come with their own strap, so with a loop strap, will tie down to grab rails very easily. We have this same bag. We had rain this last trip and everything stayed dry. Some people put a towel or something absorbant in the top of the 115s to catch any of the leakage. I have a waterproof dufflebag from Gander mountain works great I would definitely recommend this for any outdoor activity. My fishing buddy (who is softcore or a "1-2 trips a year kind a guy") has this bag with out any problems. visitors a day during peak season. You must log in or register to reply here. Just be aware that they do have a finite lifetime as the material will eventually get brittle and split. Imported. in. View cart for details. They retail for ~$50. Boundary Waters Canoe Area Wilderness (BWCAW). The Cabela's Boundary Waters Roll-Top Dry Bag keeps your gear dry and protected so you can enjoy time on the trail or water. Izzy. The Cabela's Boundary Waters Roll-Top Dry Bag has a wide opening for easy packing, and folds flat for storage. This site uses cookies to help personalise content, tailor your experience and to keep you logged in if you register. If your looking for a DRY BAG get a Sealine. I really like the rolldown tops and my summer sleeping bags fit in them no problem. Especially like your sleeping bag. That way I know it will stay dry. in. Completely dry, tough as hell, cheap. I agree with all the other Sealline guys here. The dry duffle runs $70 list. Copyright 2020 www.bwca.com | Legal Notice | DMCA, Help keep the flying moose flying by supporting BWCA.com I like it because it has a waist belt and shoulder cinch straps to adjust the load, along with a sternum strap. Become a member of the bwca.com community to subscribe to thread and get email updates when new posts are added. Sign up. Thanks for the reviews everyone. x 25H. Something went wrong. We Eat Miles for Breakfast, a Kruger Challenge Story, YouTube Slideshow of Trip to Perent Lake with my Grandson. Sealline Boundary 115L. Can't go wrong. My friends are split between SeaLine bags and Granite Gear. XL 12.5 dia. It would work perfect on a roof rack. Good price and functional. There not the best for portaging though. However, they also have no equal in terms of price. It's like four feet long! Thanks Joe. As others have said, Sealine bags are good. Regarding the quest for a duffel liner, I have used a military-style duffel, complete with shoulder straps, and a vinyl liner that had a roll-top, watertight closure along one side, with velcro closure IIRC. The only thing to consider is size and weight. Are you going to the Boundary Waters or are you white water rafting? My cost is $36. A couple of friends used inexpensive TexSport duffle bags in the BW last year. Wt: 1.8 lbs. I, like Izzy and Brik, have had no problems with my Cabela's BW bag. Forgot your password? I have a SeaLine 50liter. JavaScript is disabled. However, in my experience, you generally get what you pay for so as long as your expectations are reasonable, that pack should do the trick. in. The compression bags are a bit smaller this yearbut it would work great that way. Copyright 1995-2022 eBay Inc. All Rights Reserved. Super tough! Use without permission is prohibited. So add plus 10%, tax for those in Texasif I ship I will charge whatever that cost is exactly. I like having a variety of bags in different colors so I can quickly get to whatever I want. Eventually water is going to leak through the velcro and could then get through the zipper, but just in our canoe or in the rain it's been fine. Follow the "Live Social Media" Feed from