Why SW-MOTECH Dry Bags Are the Best Luggage for Adventurers

[@Imotopilot]

Awesome info! Jessica, you and consignment store are missed. Glade you're still in the industry.

[@nataliuspayne9102]

Thanks Jessica. Was about to buy a 600 bag but clearly a 350 will fit much better across my back seat without the ends sagging. Appreciate your informative video.

[@twistedthrottle]

Glad we could help!

[@uytouytoo9944]

@@twistedthrottle how many liters is 350?

[@starstencahl8985]

@@uytouytoo9944 The 350 is 35L, 600 is 60L etc.

[@Broadus45]

I have had a SW Motech Dry Duffle 35L and 18L for about 3 years now in Vietnam and it's simple and haven't leaked. I will need to replace my 18L at some point, but a few things I would mention. The OEM bucklets aren't as secure if you go offroad so I use a set of ROK Straps. And I find while it conforms to the shape of seats/racks it can rub or become vulnerable to punctures on the bottom as well as not compress uniformly on the top. So I added 2 picecs of kydex for a firm bottom and to allow the straps to evenly compress the top. Cụt the pieces to 3/4 on bottom and 1/2 for the top of the diameter of the bag to allow the it to conform. Make sure to round the corners and sand the edges with different grits of sandpaper.

[@alexworks9659]

Great info! My only ask would be for the buckles be male on one side and female on the other. So you can buckle them together if you're not using bags or as a strap to hold something as well. Thanks!

[@DrMohanRanawade]

Already have these bags , they are awesome.... But must mention, that nail paint is simply awesome !!!

[@ronanrogers4127]

Nice summary, thanks. They look like great products...I have the Trax Adventure hard cases with the QD mounts featured in this video, and they’re superb, so I’m hoping these drybags are of similar overall quality...good points about carry on size, and connection to other bags

[@allenglishknives6823]

Great video thanks, told me all I needed to know about the range 👍🏻

[@jamesnickel4748]

Nice stuff...that 350 in Hi Viz would be perfect for many applications! Thanks!

[@juliocesarprimo4813]

Gostei da proposta dessas bolsas, porém aqui no Brasil não vejo ninguém usando

[@OntarioAndrews415]

Good review. Thanks for posting/sharing. And yes, I do realize I'm about 5 years late with my comment. :)

[@twistedthrottle]

No worries, better late than never!

[@EdwinRaj5700]

Show some naked bikes also, bcoz the adventure bike has many points to hook the strap.

[@Joeblade1966]

Are they lockable for security?

[@dududuckling]

Its very informative. Thank you so much!

[@coolpaxx9674]

Very well done! Thnx from Bonn, Germany

[@MrPchubare]

Nelson rig has better mounting system that does not get loose while riding...They use metal grips unlike cheap swmotech belt straps

[@AnotherHipster]

Hi I have the Ion Medium tail bag, can anyone recommend a good bag to stack ontop of it? Just a little 20 litre one to hold some excess clothes

[@twistedthrottle]

The DRYSPEC D28 would be a good waterproof choice with plenty of lashing points: twistedthrottle.com/shop/luggage/tail-bags/dryspec-d28-dual-end-waterproof-motorcycle-dry-bag-black-grey-orange-28l-total/

[@andreaguerranatura4348]

Very useful information! Thank you!

[@twistedthrottle]

Glad it was helpful!

[@ssmith278]

Does this bag have an air valve?

[@calablanca]

Nice product, video and presenter

[@twistedthrottle]

Glad you liked it!

[@raptorchris1]

How do these SW-Motech compare to the DrySpec line you have been selling for years? they also include mounting straps and attach to each other.

[@twistedthrottle]

Both brands are designed specifically for motorcycles and to strap to other bags within their brand. DrySpec bags are designed and made in the US and the D38 was the first rigid dry bag on the market. The DrySpec D20 saddlebags work as a modular system with the D28 and D38 whereas the Dakar saddlebags from SW-MOTECH, which are also waterproof, do not have a way to strap to SW-MOTECH's other dry bags. SW-MOTECH offers more sizes and shapes of dry bags including tank bags and backpacks made of dry bag material. Plus they offer very large dry bags, much larger than any of the DrySpec bags. As with any motorcycle accessory, take a look at your bike and your needs and shop for the products that best fulfill them. Ride well Chris Sumner.

[@Smokedship]

Excellent! Thanks a lot for a great video!

[@bobsalter6266]

Smoking deal in Canada, hope it is well made.

[@rdev66]

Great video, thanks!!

[@Parakitedude]

Looks awsome

[@ylmazuslu6212]

perfect video

[@AnniePorcheron]

when the buckel is broken , the bag is unusable . Givi is better

[@rusty2075]

i got hacked that's not me !!

[@marcmarc2554]

Je suis amoureux

[@whiterabbitt2002]

So Jessica, are you married ?

[@rusty2075]

Are you single !!!

[@Inked_CR]

Creep.