SealLine Boundary Dry Pack for Sale, Reviews, Deals and Guides

8.0
out of 10
1 Positive, 1 Mixed & 0 Negative
from 2 Reviews
Retail Price:
$104.95
Used Value:
$62.97
Sale Value:
$94.46

The next time you and your friends gear up for a multi-day river trip be sure to have all of your gear and clothes tucked away in the SealLine Boundary Dry Pack. It's got all the performance of a trusty dry bag with the convenience of a backpack, and it's available in different sizes to suit your specific needs. Whether you're just going to be on the water for a few days or you've managed to find your way on a three week Grand Canyon float, you'll have the right storage for the trip with 35, 65, and 115L pack sizes. The Boundary comes with an adjustable, ventilated carry system that makes it haul heavy loads, and also removes when you'd rather have your pack function as a waterproof cargo or gear bag. The construction is completely waterproof thanks to the tough vinyl-coated polyester fabric and secure watertight roll-top closure, keeping all of your precious cargo safe and dry through wet weather and spraying rivers.

Specifications

Brand:
Backpack Carry:
yes, removable harness
Claimed Weight:
[35L] 2lb 10oz, [65L] 3lb 6oz, [115L] 4lb 2oz
Closure:
roll-top
Compression:
side straps
Dimensions:
[35L] 14.5 x 10 x 20in, [65L] 17.5 x 9 x 25in, [115L] 18.5 x 12.5 x 30in
Material:
1000D vinyl-coated polyester
Recommended Use:
flatwater paddling, hiking, river paddling, travel
Volume:
35L, 65L, 115L
Waterproof:
yes

Full Reviews

6
Right out of the package the bag looks like it's well made, but it doesn't clasp at all the same way as what is advertised here. Maybe there is a difference in mechanics depending on size? Either way, the photos are misleading.
Max F., backcountry.com
May 28, 2020
10
I love to take my camera everywhere so this bag is perfect for me for slot canyons. I have used it in many slot canyons in Zion National park and my things stayed dry. I plan to use it on boating and river trips as well.
Tyler Mifflin, backcountry.com
March 29, 2019