Dry bags / Sea to Summit
Lightweight · Sack · 8.3/10

Sea to Summit Dry bags, page 2

This catalog features lightweight and heavy-duty dry sacks for hiking and rafting. These models offer specialized storage for first aid and overnight gear

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In short

Lightweight Design

Ultra-SIL materials reduce weight for hiking and travel.

Specialized Utility

Specific sacks are designed for first aid and overnight use.

Heavy Duty Options

Big River models provide rugged storage for rafting.

The lineup

Current bags from Sea to Summit

Why we keep it

Technical Storage Standards

These listings emphasize technical fabrics like Ultra-SIL and heavy-duty Big River builds. Sizes range from 1.5L personal sacks to 35L river bags.

  • Ultra-SIL waterproof fabric
  • Big River heavy-duty storage
  • First aid specific sacks
  • Roll-top closure
  • Lightweight hiking bags
  • Highrise Grey and Jet Black finishes
What to look for

Hiking and Travel

The Ultra-SIL and lightweight models are built for backpackers. They keep gear dry without adding bulk to a pack.

Safety Gear Storage

The 3L first aid dry bag is a dedicated model for medical supplies. It is sized for overnight use.

River Rafting Build

The Big River series is designed for more abrasive environments. These 35L bags handle the rigors of rafting and heavy storage.

Compact Sizing

This set includes very small 1.5L and 5L options. These are ideal for organizing small electronics or personal items.

Buyers

From this set

Eric 4.2

The Ultra-SIL bag is perfect for keeping my clothes dry while hiking without adding weight.

James 4.7

I keep my medical supplies in the 3L first aid bag during every overnight trip.

Peter 4.4

The Big River 35L bag is tough enough to handle being tossed around in a raft.