Description

Sea to Summit Big River Dry Bag

Tough. Reliable. Built for Kayakers Who Push Their Limits.

Keep your gear dry and secure no matter where the water takes you with the Sea to Summit Big River Dry Bag — the ultimate companion for kayaking, canoeing, paddleboarding, and rafting adventures. Designed for rugged performance, this non-PVC, heavy-duty dry bag combines strength, flexibility, and smart storage in a sleek, roll-resistant design that’s made to last.

Crafted from 420D TPU-laminated nylon with a 10,000 mm waterhead rating, the Big River Dry Bag is super strong, abrasion resistant, and completely waterproof when properly sealed. The Hypalon lash loops make it easy to secure or stack on your kayak deck or inside hatches, while the oval base keeps the bag from rolling around on uneven surfaces.

Whether you’re running rivers, paddling open water, or heading out for a multi-day expedition, this dry bag keeps your essentials — clothing, food, and electronics — dry and protected from spray, rain, and splashes.

Features:

• Built for paddlers: ideal for kayaking, canoeing, rafting, and SUP adventures

• Durable 420D nylon with TPU laminate for maximum strength and waterproofing

• 10,000 mm waterhead rating for serious weather protection

• Fully taped, double-stitched, and reinforced seams for long-lasting durability

• Hypalon roll-top closure keeps water out — won’t wick moisture

• Low-profile lash loops for secure stacking and tie-downs on kayaks

• Oval base prevents rolling and saves space in gear storage

• PVC-free and environmentally responsible design

Proper Use:

• Roll top at least three times for a watertight seal.

• Avoid sharp objects and high abrasion.

• For electronics or valuables, double bag or use a waterproof case for best protection.

• Not intended for full submersion.

Why Kayakers Love It:
The Big River Dry Bag is trusted by paddlers who demand gear that performs in the harshest environments. Lightweight yet bombproof, it keeps your essentials safe from spray, waves, and rain — so you can focus on the paddle, not your gear.