Lightweight Dry-Sac

Description

A wet wetsuit in a 30 litre sac stops the rest of a week's kit smelling of it, and a 5 litre sac keeps a phone and a passport dry on an open boat. That is the job: separating wet from dry inside one bag instead of packing two. The build is recycled fabric with a waterproof polyurethane coating and fully taped seams, so the waterproofing is structural rather than a surface finish. The roll-top closure seals by folding the neck over on itself three times and clipping the buckle, which is the only closure that carries on working after years of grit. Four sizes cover 5, 15, 20 and 30 litres, black throughout. The whole sac is deliberately light, because a drybag inside a duffel is weight the duffel already carries. The Expedition Duffel is the outer bag these organise, and the Ocean Debris Bag is the mesh sack for what comes out of the water. Fourth Element publish no weights. It suits a diver packing wet and dry kit together.

Features

• Roll-top drybag in recycled fabric
• Waterproof polyurethane coating with fully taped seams
• Three-fold roll-top closure with a buckle
• Four sizes: 5, 15, 20 and 30 litres
• Deliberately lightweight
• Black
• Designed to organise the Expedition Duffel
• No published weights

What's Included

• One Lightweight Dry-Sac in the selected size