Unplug Ultimate Adventure Bag -1680D Heavy Duty Waterproof Duffel Bag for Boating, Motorcycling, Hunting, Camping, Kayaks or Jet Ski. Gets Gear Through Any Conditions

This is the baddest bag on the planet, hands down. Took this thing on a moose hunt in alaska where it downpour rained for 8 straight days with 2 hurricanes and it blew my mind. I ordered one knowing it was going to be a wet one and found it to be a good looking bag. When I got it I was blown away by the build quality. Over built is an understatement. I was so impressed I called and had my dad order one. Problem was I got the last one on Amazon at the time. My dad called the owner of the company on their website and he got one headed to him. The bag is massive yet has so many tension straps on it that it compacts down into a very manageable size for airline travel. The way you zip it up, fold, then clip the ends down makes the bag totally waterproof and air tight. Very tough, very thick material. To the designer, well done. I'll be buying your smaller version as well! Thank you!

Large bag for a family of four. I needed a waterproof/dust proof bag but didn’t want to pay the price of an Ortlieb bag. For the price this seems to fit the bill. Looks and feels like quality. Will update as time goes on.7JAN2020We drove through several rain storms. I had another brand that said it was waterproof but it failed. Unplug’s bag kept everything dry. Ordered another bag

This thing is the REAL deal. I flew from Detroit to Australia for 3 weeks in February/March of 2020 (oh those were innocent times). Everything I took on the trip fit into this bag. I was on a motorcycle trip in southeast Australia and Tasmania. Many days in the saddle. Rain. Crazy heat. And this bag kept everything dry.It held up very well against the baggage handlers, which was a worry I had going in. Picked it up in Melbourne baggage claim no worse for the wear.Great bag, really is waterproof, durable, thick, and the straps are well placed and thick.

Great bag, absolutely huge. Largest I could find on the market. Haven’t done a fully submerged water test but have taken through sleet, snow and rain and come out with dry clothes. Love the adjustable straps for helping shrink the bag on a small load. I’ve had other water proof bags that rip and tear with any amount of weight but not this one! Packed it to the gills with well over 100 lbs and carried it on a two day drive taking it on and off the truck with no tears. very durable especially for the material being a rubbery material and all the weight. If they had more storage compartments I would be more pleased.

This large bag (155 liter) was what I was expecting. My wife and I were both able to pack in this bag with room to spare for our two night stay in a B&B. We traveled there by open boat so we were looking for a bag that would be dry in rain or rough sea. This bag served us we'll and I expect to use it to travel in my pickup for hunting trips. Two reasons that I give four rather than five stars: 1) the cost; I would buy this again, but it is significantly more expensive than most other water resistant bags; and 2) while it does have backpack straps, when full the bag is probably too large and heavy to wear that way, but I would prefer a single shoulder strap to make carrying easier.

Last May, I got my motorcycle license, and have become addicted to cross-country riding. The issue I had was storage. I have a 2021 Harley Road King with 2 saddle bags and a king-pack. The issue was transporting clothes, electronics, souvenirs (mainly poker chips from dealerships), etc. The first trip I did was ok, but I was using a standard duffle bag, which meant all of my clothes got soaked the first time it rained.*I went looking for something sturdy, water resistant, and visible. After reading the reviews of the unplug bags, I picked up the 110L bag, which was way more than I needed for the 10-day ride I went on.*In this bag, I had my clothes (5 jeans, 3 basketball shorts, 5 shirts, 2 button-up shirts, 5 pairs of socks, a hoodie, and my crocks.... don't judge), my rain gear, and some various provisions. I secured the bag to the top of the rack on my tourpack with some ratcheting tiedowns. Probably would have been just fine with bungee cords, but I figured, why not... it's still America.*The only issue I had was it stuck out to the sides just enough I couldn't see anything from my side mirrors, but then I pulled my head from my rectum and used the cinch straps on the bags to tighten it up, and the issue disappeared.*Now here's where it gets fun... I got caught up in 2 (yes, two) tornadic storm systems in Missouri and Kentucky, and some torrential downpours in Oklahoma... did not fold the bag over the zipper, and everything in the bag was still dry!*This was a great bag, and I would recommend it with absolutely no hesitation. If you are on a touring bike or a cruiser, the 110L is perfect!*Good job, Unplugged!!!!!

Durable, and water resistant - generally quite good. The BUT is that there are NO internal compartments at all. I purchased two different waterproof duffels for an outback adventure. The other maker had a single zip compartment inside the top of the bag that was hugely useful for quickly locating smaller gear that could be quickly required (sunblock, monoculars, glove liners etc). This bag did not, and it was notable and made finding things, at time, fidgety. You could simply add your own smaller bag inside but, again, you need to go digging for the smaller bag too...

Had concerns spending almost 200 dollars on a dry bag, which I could not see in person. All of my concerns were quickly forgotten once the bag arrived. High quality product from a small American company. I live in Alaska where every piece of equipment get put to the test. I used this bag on a deer hunt in Price William Sound, and transportation to the island was from a boat. The seas were 8 foot and everything got wet except what was in this bag. I plan on buying another bag for my family to use on our outings.