Ortlieb Dry-Bag (35L)

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Acquit oneself well

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High quality, surprisingly light. I bought it for shopping and the items have stayed dry well.

Very good and durable bag.

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A sturdy dry bag

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Very functional

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A light and roomy dry bag for snorkeling or kayaking trips, for example. It is also suitable for a rucksack to keep the essentials dry when the contents of the bag have to be unloaded when camping and it is raining outside.

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Very good. Has a good impact on durable abrasion. I use this, for example, to transport waders and shoes on the bike rack.

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Sturdy dry bag.

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Appropriately sturdy, yet flexible. I recommend if you are afraid that the bag will be subjected to mechanical stress.

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Incredibly good value for money. For kayaking, for example, I don’t recommend anything other than these PD-350 bags. These PD-350 bags are coated on both sides with some rubber-like material, so that the roller latch is tight when it presses the two rubber-like surfaces together. Wise from the mistake, I can say that it is not worth buying dry bags with taped seams (the seams must be welded). It is incomprehensible how bags from other manufacturers are usually much more expensive, and still much weaker. This 35-liter model is perhaps a little too big to cram inside a kayak. When using a kayak, you should prefer the tactics of several small bags rather than one big bag.