Orb Ultralight
Dyneema® (DCF) Snap Closure Dry Bags
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These Snap Closure Dry Bags come in a variety of sizes to give full protection from moisture and rain whilst hiking.
I don't recommend fully submerging them in water. Much heavier rubberised dry bags are recommended for that application. In my opinion, this is true of all DCF dry bags. They will definitely provide reasonable protection if you fall into a lake/river but not for swimming all day.
I prefer snap closures to clips as it affords a better seal and saves a tiny amount of weight. if you would prefer clips, get in touch before placing an order and I can make one up for you.
Made from seam taped grey 1 Oz DCF and the closure is stiffened on both sides with CT 1000. All sizes have a boxed base.
Available in five sizes for various applications.
All volumes and measurements are with the top rolled three times and clipped shut.
Extra Small
Perfect for storing sensitive electronics such as phones, batteries, chargers and cables.
Dimensions: 18 cm X 9 cm X 3 cm.
Weight: 10 g.
Approximate Volume: .5 L.
Small
A good size for keeping a down puffy dry.
Dimensions: 23 cm X 14 cm X 6 cm.
Weight: 15 g.
Approximate Volume: 2 L.
Medium
This size is good for compact sleeping bags or spare clothing.
Dimensions: 29 cm X 17 cm X 7 cm.
Weight: 18 g.
Approximate Volume: 3.5 L.
Large
A good size for sleeping bags/quilts or clothes.
Dimensions: 34 cm X 19 cm X 10 cm.
Weight: 22 g.
Approximate Volume: 6.5 L.
Long Skinny
This size is designed to be used outside your pack. It will fit in a UL packs side pocket and is great for carrying excess stuff that wont fit inside your pack at the start of a walk and garbage towards the end of a walk.. Also a good option for carrying a wet shelter. obviously not great for bush bashing.
Dimensions: 44 cm X 15 cm X 6 cm.
Weight: 19 g.
Approximate Volume: 4 L
A note about approximate volume.
Measurements are as exact as I can make them but volume is generally understated. Volume is calculated using the products dimensions and a volume calculator. Approximate volume does not take into account that fabric items bulge when stuffed full, therefore "real world" volume will be slightly larger.
