SUN NINJA Dry Bag Backpack, Waterproof Floating Roll Top, 20L | Watertight welded seams, roll top closure, dry sack for kayaking, SUP, boating, fishing, for men and women

The best thing about this dry bag is that is is a comfortable backpack. It seems well made and the three pockets are a nice addition. Two of the three are fairly small but still usable. I was a little worried at first that the zippers were broken as they were open on both sides of the zipper itself but it appears that they are the self healing type as they work fine after moving the zipper back and forth. It is definitely a great dry bag for boating and kayaking. Great product.

This dry bag is perfect for those on the water trips. I do alot of kayaking and canoeing and this is my new go to bag for those overnight trips.I have several other bags, which are all cylindrical. The first thing I like about this bag is that is looks and feels like a back pack. The shoulder straps are adjustable, comfortable, and padded. That is also a padded back support on the bag itself.Second is the two zippered side pocked and top pocket. The pockets close tight and have coverings over them to prevent water from getting in. The top pocket is great for a cell phone. The two side pockets are small, but good enough to keep a small flashlight in, maybe some pens, or small bottles of sunscreen or the likes. What a great addition so you don't need to open up the whole pack to get these items out.Tha bag itself is a PVC material that feels like rubber. Large enough to fit a weekends worth of camp clothing in with some extras. Probably around the 20-25L range.So far it has done its job keeping items dry. The stitching on the bag is quality, and I am sure this will last me much longer then my ventures will.

First impression is I really like this bag.It appears very well made (stitching, material, general design and style - love the color and logo).We have a similar top roll water proof bag, but it's completely cylinder shaped. I like that this one is rounded, but not on your back, and it gives you padding that is breathable as well as comfortable.I would say it's a tad smaller than your average sized backpack. I really like the extra side pockets. The material feels nice and heavy duty and although the rolling top feels a bit weird if that's not something your used to doing, it's easy enough to figure out. There are two side buckles i still don't know what their there for, but they don't get in the way.So, we decided to try it out with some real weight. I stuffed it with a 20 lb bag of rice (pictured), and although the rice bag fit nice and snug, my husband (average sized and height) said it felt uncomfortable on his back with the weight distribution. He felt all the weight was on his lower back and didn't think the back padding on the bag was wide enough. I (small female, 5"2 @ 120 pounds) tried it on and didn't feel the same pressure as he did and also felt the weight was better distributed on my smaller build.All that being said ... Im not planning on going anywhere carrying a 20 pound bag of rice around And feel this bag is still perfect for your average hike through wet things carrying your average weight items you don't want to get wet like your phone, clothes, snacks, etc. no matter the your size. But it's especially good for us shorties.

This Sun Ninja has it all. If you've ever seen the small cell phone, watertight plastic bags, well this is the great big brother to that.You can carry a couple towels, cell phones, cameras, your wallet, your wife's wallet your kids' wallets, your dog's tags, your keys and a couple other items you may need to keep dry.It has adjustable straps, which allow you to get a perfect fit and ensures that you can comfortably carry all you need without the backpack shifting. The chest trap and the shoulder straps are easily accessible. All you need to do is pull the straps and tighten for a perfect fit.I travel a lot, with my girlfriend to tropical places, and will often rent a kayak or paddleboard from the local surf shops. The ninja backpack will carry everything I need, as well as all my girl fiend's stuff, with no problem.I can't wait to try this out in Puerto Vallarta on the boat, the jet ski, the paddle board, the water taxi etc.,You really have to see this, and try it on, to fully understand what I'm trying to describe. I sincerely believe this should be part of anyone's repertoire when traveling to tropical climates and engaging in water sports, hiking, biking etc.

The Sun Ninja Dry Sack Pack is a good bit of kit for your water adventures. I'd put it in the 25L range for capacity. One main compartment, two side pockets, one front pocket. The pockets are very tight and aren't going to hold a lot. Also, as other reviews have noted, you'd better be dang sure you get the zippers all the way closed on them or whatever is inside will get some wetness.The main compartment seems pretty solid, though. It's a roll top and buckle closre, so again, make sure you do it right and you should be okay. Material is 500D synthetic and seems pretty strong. Shoulder straps have nice padding for a pack at this price point and are fairly comfortable. All-in-all, this seems to be a pretty good deal for your weekend kayak/boat/canoe trips. If you're doing a SEAL Team 6 water operation, maybe look elsewhere. But to guard against accidental dunkings, definite buy.As with any water gear, don't forget to test it before you use it!

If you spend a lot of time with outdoor activities, a good dry bag is necessary. I use a collection of different size dry bags to protect my valuables and critical items such as sleeping bags. This is a large bag big enough for my sleeping bag or my clothes. Great value. Love the backpack straps. Build quality is excellent. Works very well and comfortable to carry with the straps. It also had a few zippers on the sides to unzip if you need as little extra room. Has a small zippered and waterproof compartment for small items. excellent protection as long as you secure the opening and fastening straps.