I'm traveling to Thailand on my own, want to keep my things with me all the time, even when scuba diving/swimming, will this bag work?
1377882
This is my go to dry bag now mainly due to the backpack straps because I always have my hands full. I use mine a couple times a week tossing it around at the marina and dragging it out on the boat kicking it around the deck and have not had a problem. I will say I don't tote around a lot of weight mostly hand held gps, vhf radio, fillet knife, towel, rain gear, few snacks, couple bottles of water, etc....The only down side is rolling (closing) it up when it's not full, if you try to push out all the air and close it tightly when it's only partially loaded you will end up rolling up the straps in the folds. Doesn't matter much to me because I always seem to have a bunch of crap anyways. This is my go to dry bag now mainly due to the backpack straps because I always have my hands full. I use mine a couple times a week tossing it around at the marina and dragging it out on the boat kicking it around the deck and have not had a problem. I will say I don't tote around a lot of weight mostly hand held gps, vhf radio, fillet knife, towel, rain gear, few snacks, couple bottles of water, etc....The only down side is rolling (closing) it up when it's not full, if you try to push out all the air and close it tightly when it's only partially loaded you will end up rolling up the... » Read More This is my go to dry bag now mainly due to the backpack straps because I always have my hands full. I use mine a couple times a week tossing it around at the marina and dragging it out on the boat kicking it around the deck and have not had a problem. I will say I don't tote around a lot of weight mostly hand held gps, vhf radio, fillet knife, towel, rain gear, few snacks, couple bottles of water, etc....The only down side is rolling (closing) it up when it's not full, if you try to push out all the air and close it tightly when it's only partially loaded you will end up rolling up the straps in the folds. Doesn't matter much to me because I always seem to have a bunch of crap anyways. « Show Less
1377883
Yes that's what it's made for. I used it for snorkeling it kept my stuff dry
1377884
This is a great bag in mine i can fit my camera (dslr) sometimes i fit my whole camera bag which is pretty slick with two lens, camera and some accessories in it along with cellphone, lotions, not so big towel, maybe spare cloth. I haven't used it directly on water (floating) but I've been on heavy rain and kayaking with it. The less things in there, the more you can fold the top of it and less humidity will get in and also more air will be in there. You should keep asking to see if someone knows how it works on water. Have fun!
1377885
I only used it while snorkeling and riding a jet ski. When sealed properly it was perfect in those conditions. Perhaps you should contact the manufacturer with your question, because I do not know how water pressure during diving would affect the seal.
1377886
I purchased this bag to carry my stuff on my kayak. I did not submerge it but it kept my stuff dry from splashing water. It also held quite a bit.
837840
I'm certain that one of these will hold al the things you've listed. i would recommend that you put everthing in a plastic bag. the pannier are water resistant but not quite water proof... i just took these bags on a trip to italy and i liked them alot. easy to put on and take off. good luck. i hope this helps
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Hello, honestly speaking and not to b.s. you No it will not..I literally thought so myself.Now that I own one, I truly regret buying it. I read the reviews and was hard headed.However it do make you sweat more. But using a trash bag can do the same. Lol.. It also bulgest Alot. Really annoying!If something sounds to good trust and believe it.If you felt the need to ask as well dear then most likely it's a No. I hope this helps you.
1851637
I would say so. My wife uses this one (I use the deluxe) and places all the gear you mention in addition to her BCD, boots, and spare mask. We only use a 3 mm suit though. I do the same in my bag.
2044824
Mine wouldn't. It's also not protective at all. I got a separate reg bag that is protected. Just an FYI, I was carrying around all my gear: BC, fins, wetsuit, reg, save a dive kit, reel, recovery bag, etc., on an almost daily basis and the bag ripped along one of the seams after about a week and a half. Probably not really made for that kind of (ab)use.
2032971
I would think so. I had a mask, snorkel, large beach towel, and a small bag with valuables and still had a lot of space left. It's much bigger than I thought it would be, but well made and the extra space gives me more options.
49032
It might, but you'd probably be better off going with a larger bag. This one has a "slim fit" design.
2234857
I doubt the main compartment ALONE will. But it's probably possible if you get creative with your packing. But with the other compartments combined, it's likely it will hold everything. I will say it's ruggedly built though. I'm a drummer and I use it as my gig bag. It will hold several items (iPad, Bass drum pedal, deodorant, medicines, etc) and a change of clothes (shirt, jeans, socks but NO shoes) and handles it all quite well. I've been VERY happy with it so far.
39464
yes. I put all my gear there (BCD, weights, boots, computer,1st and 2nd stage, all thats needed for diving) bag is big and strong.
988542
Not a simple answer to that question. It will fit but anything else you have in the bag might suffer assuming you are full and you could break the Mando. On the other hand, if you don't have much else in the bag it will be fine.
749505
Yes it will,only depends on how you'll pack it.It's not a large bag but will modestly hold mentioned items.Loved the overall build material ;-)
867188
You bet. I used this bag for traveling overseas in the past now I use it for a range bag and carry all kinds of shooting equipment like mats, shooting jacket, spotting scope etc. the bag is huge and very useful.
258136
it's really a laptop briefcase rather than a travelling bag. I guess if you limit yourself to an extra shirt and set of unmentionables and your toiletries are fairly minimal it would work fine. if you need a second biz suit, you're probably out of luck.
18483
Samantha; If you close the bag as instructed it will maintain a day enviroment for you stuff. If you submerge it in 3 feet of water for a prolonged period I don't know. It works fine on my dive trips it stays on the boat, I don't take it with me in the water.
1576635
Yes, I would think it would. My own bag is pretty big and it fit no problem. Great bag for the price.
483646
Lucky you to be going backpacking! This great little pouch will absolutely fit your phone, money, and passport. You can also check out this very similar product that is also made by Aqua Quest... http://www.amazon.com/Aqua-Quest-Aqua-Roo-Waterproof-Money-Waist/dp/B00AJWN5PG/ref=sr_1_1?m=A3U0POL7IT4VS5&s=merchant-items&ie=UTF8&qid=1399065037&sr=1-1&keywords=money It is also available in black color on Amazon. Either way you will be getting a great product at a really amazing price! Cheers and thanks, Hans - Gear Out Here
1656652
Well Jack this bag is water proof. How ever I haven't fully tested that ability. For when I'm out day hicking and it rains I and my gear are under a rain poncho. Also just because a product say waterproof doesn't mean it stays that way forever.Take care of your gear and it will take care of you