Dry Bags
The Ocean Pack listing offers dry bags described in sizes from 2 to 30 litres. Start with the items you want to carry and the space needed to close the selected bag properly. Confirm its closure instructions and protection limits before relying on it for belongings during boat or beach transfers.
Our TakeMatch usable capacity to your day kit and confirm how the selected bag closes before choosing a size.
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Lay out your towel, change of clothes and other items before choosing a capacity. A small pouch for a few essentials and a bag for a whole day ashore are different purchases. The listing’s size range describes available options, not the contents of every order. Check the dimensions of the specific option and leave enough space for its closure. A tightly packed bag can be awkward to organise when you need something during a transfer.
The word waterproof in a listing does not explain every limit of the assembled bag. Ask about the closure, seams and intended exposure, rather than assuming it can accompany you underwater. Decide how you will carry it between the jetty and boat, and confirm which straps come with that size. Keep sharp or abrasive equipment away from the bag’s inner surface. After use, empty it and let the interior dry before putting it away for the next trip.
Choose around a realistic packing list and the dimensions of the selected option. Allow room to operate the closure as instructed, rather than filling the bag to its opening. If you carry a towel and clothing, compare their packed volume with the available space instead of choosing from a photograph alone.
Do not infer an underwater-use rating from the product name. Check the instructions for the precise bag and closure, including any stated limits on immersion. If those details are unavailable, do not make this bag the only protection for a phone, camera or other item that cannot tolerate water.
Putting wet equipment beside dry clothing defeats the purpose of keeping that clothing dry, even if no water enters from outside. Use separate suitable containers or packing compartments, and check that damp items cannot leak onto the rest. Empty and dry everything after the journey instead of leaving the bag closed.
Read the care guide, then follow the instructions for your exact equipment.
