Top 3 Dry Bags - Waterproof Test

[@MoreThanJustaCleaner]

Kit seen/used in this video - Highlander Troon 70l Rucksack - amzn.to/3qhihys Earthpak Rucksack - amzn.to/3q0dZLR Ultradry 10l bag - amzn.to/3ozbXCb You can find these bags and other favourites in my Amazon Kayakying Shop - www.amazon.co.uk/shop/morethanjustacleaner/list/37P7M2N3DS6HJ

[@DaMeshMonster]

Give this man a like for the creativity.

[@MoreThanJustaCleaner]

Haha, cheers dude 👍😁

[@NoName-qf8iu]

Thank you for your review. I’m thinking about buying a waterproof bag and this video is really helpful.

[@MoreThanJustaCleaner]

You're very welcome 👍😊

[@KayakingVince]

I heartily recommend wild swimming tow float bags. Not only can they provide extra flotation for you and your valuables and can act as a paddle float for self rescue but even when uninflated there are two layers of PVC that any water would have to get through instead of just one.

[@MoreThanJustaCleaner]

Cheers, I'll have a look at those. Are there any you recommend?

[@molsi01]

Glad the 10l one worked - that's the one I bought on your recommendation! 😁😁

[@MoreThanJustaCleaner]

LOL you can breathe easy big fella :D

[@davelynoutdoors4277]

Thanks for the great video, I think that was a proper test👍well done

[@MoreThanJustaCleaner]

Cheers, thanks 👍😁

[@starglismann6879]

Thanks! Just bought a raft & accoutrements 😂 and it’s all new to me! Needed feedback about what works & found you. Fun times! Buying a wet suit next as well as a safety vest. Enjoyed! 👏🏻👩🏻‍🎨🌟

[@MoreThanJustaCleaner]

What raft have you bought? :)

[@starglismann6879]

@@MoreThanJustaCleaner I bought The Explorer 200. Hope it’s a good one! 🙂

[@ahilbilyredneksopinion]

I haven't found a more interesting review then this.good laff,great info .loved the vid...thanks fer the info.

[@MoreThanJustaCleaner]

Thanks so much for that, that's great to know 👍😁

[@TheWalkingKev]

Nice test, they were certainly put through their paces. Like the idea of using the Earth Pack as a light but waterproof day bag as well.

[@MoreThanJustaCleaner]

It is indeed a cracking bag, with a waist strap too, plus 3 pockets (2 inner, 1 outer) 👍

[@ionut716]

I just can't get tired of that fall.. haha

[@MoreThanJustaCleaner]

🤣🤣🤣 yeah it was a classic 🤣🤣🤣

[@Nunya369]

Thinking of sourcing the black bag for my go to bug out bag but wondering if the straps would be comfortable with a roughly 40lb load?

[@MoreThanJustaCleaner]

I think it depends on the distance you're carrying it. It's not the type of bag you'd do a 20 mile hike with but for shorter distances I can't see you having a problem - they're pretty wide. The most important thing is how you pack your gear because there's no cushioning on the bag. So you need to pack with the softer stuff at the back and avoid 'pokey' bits 👍😁

[@Un-Grand-Central]

Can dry bags be fully submerged and of so how long for

[@MoreThanJustaCleaner]

Full submersion integrity would depend on the dry bag quality. In other videos I've done which were filmed the same day these bags got a lot of bashing about and dragged under water. In a subsequent video I used the smaller bag as an underwater buoyancy step to boost myself back into the boat. The ones here will take submersion. For how long... I don't know, because that's not what they're designed for. It's not something manufacturers test.

[@ashtonwoodturnings225]

What happened to the ducks , did you scare them all off.......on a more serious question, did you do a control bag.....ie. a zip lock bag from a supermarket or similar

[@MoreThanJustaCleaner]

I didn't, but it's a good idea :)

[@Useaname]

Cheers Karl. Very helpful

[@MoreThanJustaCleaner]

Good good 👍😁

[@LILEE376]

I am thinking about dry bag alternatives. These one have one big flaw, and that is they are simply a big bag, with very limited accessibility on the water. I need an alternative waterproof storage which can easily accessible even on the water and I can keep inside things organised. I am thinking about some kind of waterproof hard case which I can open easily on the water and keep the things dry even if it falls to the water. The top of the SUP is flat so using a crate type thing is logical.

[@MoreThanJustaCleaner]

A cool box?

[@LILEE376]

@@MoreThanJustaCleaner A coolbox usually not waterproof at the top. Some kind of plastic toolbox should be better which used for storing cameras, but not one which is too heavy.

[@MoreThanJustaCleaner]

@@LILEE376 you seem to know what you're looking for 👍😊

[@rambledogs2012]

Cracking co-presenter there, Karl. Chap did well.

[@MoreThanJustaCleaner]

Haha True, and his modesty knows no bounds 😂

[@rambledogs2012]

@@MoreThanJustaCleaner I imagine he is indeed very modest.

[@MoreThanJustaCleaner]

with snazzy hair :D

[@IrelandRider]

lovely location to do your videos, great btw, I've watched a few, oh and on the point of your inflatable and trying to get back in, maybe use the length of your body to get in not just the top half, legs and torso at the same time? just an idea 👍

[@MoreThanJustaCleaner]

Ey up Rich 😁 I did try that but didn't show the footage... It's not pretty! 🤪🤣

[@IrelandRider]

@@MoreThanJustaCleaner hi Karl, I was wondering if you'd tried that solution lol, but it wasn't in the video, only reason I mentioned it mate 👍

[@MoreThanJustaCleaner]

It was a valid suggestion bud :D

[@tyronewalker5764]

These would make pack liners!

[@MoreThanJustaCleaner]

Considering a couple of them are actually packs... Not sure how that would work...

[@peacec47]

Some I need

[@MoreThanJustaCleaner]

@@peacec47 worth having 👍

[@peacec47]

@MoreThanJustaCleaner would you agree the the cold dipping coat would fit in a 20L bag or a 30 L

[@MoreThanJustaCleaner]

@@peacec47 cold dipping coat?

[@peacec47]

@@MoreThanJustaCleaner it a long coat to dry yourself off with rather than a towel

[@MoreThanJustaCleaner]

@@peacec47 it should fit in a 20l bag 👍😁

[@allpacino.3962]

🙂

[@MoreThanJustaCleaner]

👍

[@marvinmartinez2637]

Lol

[@MoreThanJustaCleaner]

Glad you enjoyed it 👍😁