Advisor Insights | KUIU Gear Bags Review

[@TJackSurvival]

Well that was a great video

[@barrybueler3356]

Just spent $600 on KUIU digi camo still want more but can’t afford the the $1,000 plus in gear I want man it’s pricey my top of the line rifle,crossbow and tree stand cost less than the clothes KUIU sells doesn’t make much sense but I guess it is what it is 😢. I guess the dry bags are affordable but it’s the only piece of gear they sell that is better be the best hunt camo on earth.

[@runezrap8438]

Loved the information but found the ticking of the background music very distracting. Could just be me

[@jasonerickson1033]

Pretty disappointing on the dry bags if they say dry bags for that price they need to keep your shit 100% dry i will go a different route on the rool tops thanks for the video

[@Stykbow]

What size bags did you water test? Is that the small or medium sip dry bag?

[@brianbloch2850]

So basically, their “waterproof dry bags “ aren’t waterproof at all. Sea to Summit actually makes real dry bags, for kayakers, if you want to pay the same and actually get waterproof.

[@ericfuqua3726]

and have them weigh 5 to ten times more! Hmmmmm i think no but thanks

[@brianbloch2850]

But again, have them actually be waterproof…. See, if it’s real light weight, but doesn’t keep your stuff dry when submerged, well then Don’t call it a dry bag or a waterproof bag. Cause it isn’t! I don’t care how light it is if it doesn’t do it’s namesake job.

[@brianbloch2850]

They just picked the wrong name is all. Instead of calling it a waterproof dry bag, which it isn’t, call it a light weight bag. You could also get an even lighter weight plastic bag at the grocery store if that is what everyone is wanting.

[@MrHuck3631]

Sea to summit makes light weight ones that are actually waterproof and keep clothes dry. If you want to pay for overpriced bags that get your clothes wet then you will find out fast how heavy your wet clothes are

[@Shikaari1]

So basically Amazon bags do the same thing at a fraction of the price

[@MoeBale]

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