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I got the 155L bag, it's a big bag and appears to be very well made. Bought to be used primarily in a canoe.Quality: Appears to be very well made. Quality materials. Stitching all looks great, no dangling threads or loose stitching that I can see. Where the seams are welded, all appear to be perfect. The material isn't as thick as some similar bags but I don't think that's a factor in the over all quality/durability. I like that the bag itself doesn't weigh a lot.Size: I loaded a 2/3 person Big Agnus tent, inflatable sleeping mat, foam sleeping mat(eggshell accordion style), a 40L wet bag stuffed with a MSS sleep system(green and black bag, no bivy), large Italian wool blanket, folding camp chair and 10'x12' tarp. Still have room for another dry bag for clothes/toiletries, as well as a fire kit, first aid kit and maybe some other odds and ends. That should pretty much fill up the bag. Probably going to get the 110L for my wife as she doesn't want the 155L and between the 2 bags should have plenty of room for all the gear we need for multiple day canoe/camping trips.I would recommend getting the bigger size than what you think you will need, it's always better to have extra room than it is to overstuff the bag. There are plenty of straps/attachment points to secure it. I could probably save a little space/weight using a compression bag for the sleeping bag and clothes versus using other dry bags but IF the bag were to fail I want to ensure those items stay dry and it wouldn't really save me all that much space overall so the safety factor outweighs the space factor for me. Space won't be an issue with the other 110L bag anyways.Durability: Haven't tested that yet, but I will update the review in a few months after a few canoe trips this fall.Two things I think I would like is to have the bottom 'tub' section to be double-thickness or an overall thicker material. Being that it's the same thickness as the rest of the bag, the bottoms of bags are prone to more wear, I think if the bag fails over time it will be a wear point on the bottom. In my experience that's just the nature of large bags that hold a lot of weight as they get moved around and slid over dirt and debris. The second would be a small patch kit in case the bag were to get punctured or a wear hole did form. Hopefully that won't be an issue.Time will tell.

Color, easy to spite, lots of space, zippered panels, durable stitching and materials. Water resistant! Don't worry about rain, creek water, sludge etc

I just used a 65L version of this Unplug duffel dry bag on a multiple day kayak camp trip. My Wilderness Systems Tarpon 160 has a well in the rear and this bag inserted very nicely and lashed down solidly. It held all my gear nicely with plenty of room even for extras that I hadn't expected to have been able to take along. It's a great bag.

This extremely durable. Took it on a 8-day trek on the Himalayans and not a single tear on it. All the locks and straps work well and very strong. Completely waterproof. Would buy more in different sizes.

It is a GREAT water proof bag. Specially for the price. Try to buy a yeti bag at this price. The yetis zipper is better but its not a roll top. So if the zipper breaks on a yeti, you’re typically screwed. This bag both zippers and is a roll top. I just got back from a sever flooded out 57 mile canoe trip. This bag had all of my hammock gear, sleeping bag, pillow, air mattress, and even my tent. Nothing got wet. And it poured on all of my gear every day And nothing got wet. Is it submersible? Probably not. But it does float very well. As i found out on what ended up being our last day, because i woke up to running water under my hammock and 4 of my dry bags were floating away. We recovered almost everything. Saved all the dry bags and important gear.Now, as far as what we would consider a huge improvement. It needs a stiffner on either sides of the zipper to make it easier to roll. Not to sound like girl, but With wet hands and soft nails from being soaked, i broke three of them during that trip, and every time it was during the rolling of this bag. None of my other bags gave me any trouble. But this bag doesn’t have the typical roll top stiffners at the top like my other ones do. Hopefully the company see’s this review and can add those. Because then, it would be a 5-Star bag.

Like all of the straps to secure the bag. So much room! Buy one and take it in an adventure! I bought the bag for a canoe fishing trip, water tight!

Pleasantly impressed with this bag. I use it as my campaign bag or "red bag" wildland firefighting. I beat the ever living crap out of it this last trip to see how it would hold up. I threw it on top of hand tools, chainsaws, dragged it around, threw it off the truck bed and it held up not problem. It did receive rain waiting out on the tarmac and everything was dry. I'd like to see it in a tailed during a downpour and report back.One thing I'd like to see added is a decompression value as well as some interior nets or pockets to steady loose gear.Huge fan of the product and have recommended to many other firefighters.

I paid more for the North Face bag but this was just as good...

I took this on a one week sailing tour earlier this week. I purchased the 65 litre model and it holds a ton of stuff. I packed far more clothing than required (enough for two weeks as it turned out) as well as a king sized pillow and a rain suit and still enough space remained for more gear. The outside straps secured my sleeping bag and the shoulder straps made it easy and comfortable as a back pack. Though I did not have occasion to test the waterproof feature I have no doubt as to its capability to do so. This bag is well constructed and built to last.

For rough and ready bag, this will be ideal, to fully waterproof it you do have to fold the top over.

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Der "Unplug Heavy Duty" Seesack stellt eine herausragende Wahl für alle dar, die eine zuverlässige und strapazierfähige Tasche suchen. Die Verarbeitungsqualität dieses Seesacks ist beeindruckend – die verstärkten Nähte und das wasserdichte Material gewährleisten nicht nur eine lange Lebensdauer, sondern auch einen effektiven Schutz vor den Elementen.Besonders hervorzuheben ist die Wasserundurchlässigkeit dieses Seesacks. Egal, ob es sich um einen unerwarteten Regenschauer oder die Herausforderungen beim Wassersport handelt, dieser Seesack hält Ihr Equipment stets trocken. Die sorgfältige Auswahl der Materialien und die hochwertige Verarbeitung machen ihn zu einem verlässlichen Begleiter unter allen Bedingungen.Mit einer beeindruckenden Kapazität von 155 Litern bietet die größere Version des "Unplug Heavy Duty" Seesacks ausreichend Platz, um nahezu alles unterzubringen, was man für längere Reisen oder Expeditionen benötigt. Diese Größe macht ihn besonders attraktiv für Outdoor-Enthusiasten, die viel Ausrüstung transportieren müssen.Die vielseitigen Tragemöglichkeiten, einschließlich Schultergurten und Tragegriffen, ermöglichen eine bequeme Handhabung und erleichtern den Transport, selbst wenn der Seesack voll beladen ist. Alles in allem bietet der "Unplug Heavy Duty" Seesack eine gelungene Kombination aus Robustheit, Wasserbeständigkeit und großzügigem Stauraum – ein Must-have als Einsatztasche für alle die auf der Suche nach einer zuverlässigen Tasche für ihre Ausrüstung sind.

Nessuna critica, ottimo prodotto resistente, capiente e comodo. L'unica miglioria che si potrebbe apportare è quella di una cerniera stagna più una valvola di sfogo dell'aria in modo che sia ancora più facile e duraturo il "sottovuoto".