3-Pack Ultimate Dry Sack

I recently went on a camping trip to the Sleeping Bear Dunes National Shore line. For the trip I knew I was going to need a few dry bags for a day of  kayaking. I didn’t have a ton of money to spend on it, and I was pretty tired of using zip-lock bags to hold my camera, phone, wallet etc.

I needed something very economical, as money was a bit tight for this week-long get away with the girlfriend, and I found it. After looking around and shopping online I ended up finding a product from Outdoor Products. Outdoor Products offers a nice 3 pack of dry storage bags. I was able to buy them from Wal-mart of all places.

I was a bit worried about the price of these bags but they were only $9.99 for all three bags so I thought what did I have to lose. So after a quick test in the sink they seemed to be up to par.

The day came for the on the water test and they kept my things dry and at easy reach to snap photos along the way down the Platte River. These are worth a look if you’re looking to keep things a little dryer.

Dimensions :

Large Bag – 6.75in Dia x 10.75in W x 22in H

Medium Bag – 9.5in W x 15.5in H

Small Bag – 7.75in W x 13in H

• Set includes three dry sacks (2L, 4L & 8L)
• Super compact and ultra lightweight
• Watertight roll top closure
• Soft and flexible rip-stop fabric
• Polyurethane coated for ultimate waterproofing
• Double stitched with watertight taped seams
• Roll top allows maximum compression
• Not intended for full submersion

Justin Clark

Justin runs Michigan's premier fishing and outdoor blog Out in Michigan.com. He is also a local fishing guide, tournament angler and freelance writer and manages the newest tackle shop on Lake St. Clair "Sportsmen's Direct. He has been featured in regional publications like Michigan Outdoor News, Woods-n-Waters, Great Lakes Angler and a few others. Justin has made several TV appearance in recent years.

He has a true passion of sharing his knowledge with other anglers and non-anglers alike within the communities surrounding the waters that he loves to fish. Justin is a true multi-species nut. He can be found chasing everything from Bass, Carp ,Walleye, Muskie and everything in between. His background and experiences studying Ichthyology, Microbiology, and River Ecology gives him a totally unique view on fishing.