Grizzly Peak 15L Dri-Tech Waterproof Beach Tote Dry Bag - IP 66 Lightweight Roll-Top Sack with Carrying Straps – Pouch for Protecting Valuables & Belongings at The Beach, Camping, & Outdoors

Seems like a great bag. I wish it was a little bigger but the reason I’m returning is the logos all over the side of the bag with the volume size and waterproof information just looked silly. I tried covering up with a sticker but would have to use a few because the decals are so big. Not a fan of that part.

Awesome bag, but I did return it because it was too small for my intended use.Be BlessedParker

I needed something to throw cables locks, tie downs, kayak straps and such into when they aren't in active use. Corral the pile of spaghetti so I can find what I need. I initially had everything stuffed in a dry bag but this stuff didn't really need to be tying up a Sea to Summit Big River dry bag. I just needed something big enough for a pile of straps, durable enough, able to get wet. Spotted this one. At under $15 the price was right to take a shot on it.I really like it!I've only used it on one kayak trip so far, and it is storing my transport stuff in between trips. But it is working great so far. Haven't had it long enough to speak to durability, but the quality seems very good. Straps, buckles, and materials seem substantial, especially for the price point. Stitching is good. I like the rubberized coating on it. I expect it to hold up well for what I am using it for.I have not attempted, and probably won't, to see if it really works as a dry bag. I'm just using it as a tote. Although, I like it enough that I may buy another and use it on/in my kayak.It's a nice bag. Buy it. I don't think you will be disappointed.

Took this bag to the beach and on a boat. It's big enough for a regular towel (beach towel will fit but takes up more space), phones, wallets, sunglasses and a water bottle. You could possibly fit an extra shirt, pair of shorts and flip flops in the bag too as long as these things are not bulky. OR, this can be used to tote small bags/containers of food that need to stay dry. I did not test dunking this bag in the water. The top inside flap has Velcro, rolls down and then you connect the outside clips so based off of my short use, it did keep items dry from splashing water and sand free.

I have several dry bags, most a long tube shape and I thought this would be beneficial with the shape. It meets that expectation, easy to find stuff and one external pocket slip useful for phones (not waterproof, the slip pockets don't seal) so the phone is easily accessible. My sister used it when she went boating for her stuff for the baby. It is about half size pf my other standard "beach bags" so it can't hold large towels or anything plus other stuff. I would love this in a 30L option. Either way price was good and it's still useful for guests coming on the boat or travel, but when I need to pack towels those are still going in my regular large dry bags. Also love the colors! The only reason I put 4 stars I think many are expecting a large beach tote and it would need to likely double in size for that. In the pictures you will see my 30L bags behind it. It does hold a couple rolled beach towels sideways but not upright if you actually want to roll it down 3 times and close it. It is the only tore bag shaped dry bag I've found so far and I do really like it.

roomy perfect for beach or rainy day outings love the bright colors

I use this kayaking an love it because it allows me to get what I want easily without having to dig to the bottom like the elongated ones. I use my camera and I can get to it when needed.

I needed a nice size bag to keep certain items dry when going out on a boat to dive. This has plenty of room for dry towels or shammies, cell phone, water bottle, keys etc. I love it so much I bought a second one for future use.