Sea to Summit Dry Bag

I have previously reviewed two backpacks, the Tortuga Backpack V2 and the Datsusara Battlepack Core Backpack, and now I wanted to review one of the things I put in my backpack when I travel.  The Sea to Summit Dry Bag has been very useful for me.  I have yet to come across any significant disadvantages with my Sea to Summit Dry Bag after a couple year, so rather than write about its advantages and disadvantages I will just list some of its benefits:

Benefits-

• Keeps water out- I will often put electronics in my Sea to Summit Dry Bag, and this gives me the security of knowing they will be safe even if there is a leak somewhere else in my backpack.
• Keeps water in- If I have wet clothes or something that has a high chance of leaking, I can put it inside my Sea to Summit Dry Bag to keep it from getting everything else in my bag wet.
• Size and weight- The Sea to Summit Dry Bag adds almost no additional size and weight, which is important if you want to pack minimally.
• Extra packing cube- If I don't need to worry about anything wet in my bag, I can simply use the Sea to Summit Dry Bag as an extra packing cube to keep my bag organized.
• Cost- When compared to other similar bags on the market, the Sea to Summit Dry Bag is relatively inexpensive.
• Ring clip- The Sea to Summit Dry Bag comes with a ring near the closure that can be clipped to a bag or something else.  I have even clipped it to a paddle board when I have been out on the ocean.

If you are interested in purchasing the Sea to Summit Dry Bag, you can do so here.