Waterproof Bags, Dry Bags and Backpacks
Waterproof bags include Trizand and TSUNAMI dry bags, backpack styles, Wozinsky bike bags and Flextail compression bags. These options suit hikers, campers and travellers packing equipment for outdoor trips and time by the water. Choose according to the volume of your gear, how you plan to carry the bag and whether you need to compress the contents.
Waterproof bags cover several ways to pack and carry belongings for hiking, camping, travel and outdoor activities by the water. The range includes Trizand and TSUNAMI dry bags, bags with adjustable straps, dry bag backpacks, Wozinsky bike bag and backpack combinations, and Flextail compression bags. Each format addresses a different packing or carrying requirement.
How to choose waterproof bags and dry bags
Start with the clothing, towel and equipment you expect to pack. Compare capacity in litres with the volume of those items, then consider how much of the route involves walking or cycling. Carrying style matters alongside capacity, particularly when a trip combines different activities. Check the individual bag description for dimensions, strap configuration and stated conditions of use.
- Dry bags: Trizand and TSUNAMI dry bags provide a waterproof bag format for outdoor belongings. Match the capacity to the equipment needed for your particular trip.
- Adjustable straps: A bag with an adjustable strap lets you alter the strap length for carrying. Consider this feature when the bag will regularly be carried on foot.
- Backpack styles: Dry bag backpacks are intended for carrying on your back. Compare this format with a single-strap bag according to the walking involved in your route.
- Bike bag and backpack combinations: Wozinsky offers a combined bike bag and backpack format. This suits outings that alternate between cycling and walking.
- Compression bags: Flextail compression bags are intended to reduce the volume of the contents. Consider this type when compact packing is a priority.
A short waterside outing, a hiking route and a cycling trip can call for different bag formats. Use the required capacity as a starting point, then compare dry bags, backpack styles, bike bags and compression bags against the way you expect to pack and carry your equipment.
Frequently Asked Questions
What size waterproof bag should I choose?
Choose a waterproof bag by comparing its capacity in litres with the clothing and equipment you plan to pack. The bag dimensions also help you judge whether the intended contents will fit.
What is the difference between a dry bag and a dry bag backpack?
A dry bag may use a carrying strap, while a dry bag backpack is designed to be carried on your back. Choose the carrying format according to your route and the amount of walking involved.
What is a waterproof compression bag used for?
A waterproof compression bag, such as a Flextail compression bag, is intended to reduce the volume of its contents. This format is useful when you want more compact packing.
Is there a bag that works as both a bike bag and a backpack?
The Wozinsky selection includes a combined bike bag and backpack. This format suits trips that involve both cycling and walking.

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