Earth Pak Waterproof Duffel Bag - Heavy Duty Motorcycle Dry Bag with Large Storage Space, Waterproof Duffle Bag Perfect for Traveling, Camping, Kayaking, Fishing & Canoeing Bag 50L/70L/90L/120L Sizes

A well made holdall that was perfect on my canoe trip. Definitely not 70l once it's rolled and closed, more like 50l.

It does what it says, is waterproof and durable, however it seems more bulky than most 70l bags, probably because of all the spare material where it rolls over.

I needed a waterproof bag and preferred one with a wide opening top so I didn't have to take everything out to reach to the bottom and this fit the bill.Good pointsWipe clean exteriorGood size to fit a good amount of kit in without being too largeCould use with shoulder strap or at a pinch with the 2 handles as a rucksack if you are small enough.It seemed like it would be ok but:The front pocket is mesh so not much good for anything, unless you are happy for it to get wetThere are 2 internal mesh pouches - not zippedI decided to try an Overboard one as these were a similar price for a slightly smaller capacity but have a proper external zipped pocket, 2 internal zipped mesh pockets and an internal wet kit pocket. I find pockets useful to reach items I need to get to quickly. The overboard ones are nylon fabric on the outside (and I preferred the plasticky out side of the Earthpak one) but the other feature are better.Can't speak for the waterproofness. Was easy to close and open.

This is a brilliant bag. I use it every day on my Paddleboard….and I mean every day….Best bag I’ve had.

This was bought to go on the back of a motorbike to keep stuff dry and also to transport a wetsuit, either in the car, or on the bike (wet or dry). I needed something bigger than the standard Small 40 litre bag, but I didn't want the width of the standard 60 l, where manufacturers really start to stretch thier duffels out lengthways, so they sag over the seat. This hits the sweet spot for me, being perfect on the back of the bike and usefully big for the task in hand. I have a waterproof backpack (30l), but when it gets wet, the back padding and straps absorb water and take a long time to dry, this bag will avoid the dripping on the hotel / tent floor. I also like the fact that the same shiny material is used overall, including the underside - less to absorb water, or get sand sticking to it when on the beach.As for quality, I can only compare to my Overboard backpack. The material here is a decent med to heavy weight and the fixings look up to the job. It is not as heavy as Overboard and that's reflected in the price. From this, I daresay the OB duffel would be the tougher if that's the priority, it also has the handle webbing straps running unneath to spread heavy loads better. Having said that, this bag was my choice for the shape on the bike and simplicity of construction that manages the water/drying which were the priorities.I'd have preferred an orange or yellow colour for visibility, but blue looks good and at least you get to see the contents, which black won't help even if it hides road dirt.

Waterproof and plenty of room. Very strong and well made.

I wanted to buy the ruck sack version of this for cycling I have checked it out a couple of times. But I just bought the duffel bag medium size for a gym bag to store all of my kit. It’s medium size but still very large really strong and looks good. So far so good.

Great bag. Waterproof and can be manipulated in terms of size. Thoroughly recommend.