Dry Bags

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Dry bags keep your kit dry, protected from damp, dirt and dust when conditions turn wet. Our roll-top range runs from 1-litre bags for valuables to 65-litre rucksack liners, with dry bag backpacks and specialist designs for swimming and bikepacking. All come with our 3 Year Alpine Bond, so they’re built to keep working long after the first trip. Waterproof protection. Nothing more. Nothing less. Dry bags exist for one job: keeping kit dry when water, rain, or damp ground would otherwise ruin it. Ours are straightforward, reliable dry bags for real outdoor use, from paddling and wild swimming to camping, bikepacking, and travel. No gimmicks. No wild claims. Just roll-top waterproof storage you can trust when conditions turn wet and unpredictable. When staying dry matters, simple is best. Why Alpkit Dry Bags? We design dry bags to solve one problem well, and we don’t pretend they’re anything else. Proven roll-top waterproof protection Lightweight options and tougher expedition builds Clear sizing and simple designs Honest performance without overclaiming Built for UK conditions and real-world use What Are Dry Bags Good For? Dry bags are a simple solution to a common problem: protecting the things that really shouldn’t get wet. Keeping spare clothes and sleeping bags dry in camp Protecting kit in kayaks, canoes and on paddleboards Separating wet and dry gear in rucksacks and duffles Carrying essentials for wild swimming and beach days Organising kit on bikepacking and fastpacking trips They’re lightweight, tough, and pack down small when not in use. Choose the Right Dry Bag Airlok Lightweight Dry Bags For camping, hiking, and general kit organisation. Minimal weight, high reliability. Ideal for lining packs, protecting clothes, or keeping sleeping bags dry inside a rucksack or duffle. Best for: camping, hiking, travel organisation Airlok Xtra Durable Dry Bags For paddling, river use, and rougher handling. Built with tougher fabrics for repeated use in kayaks, canoes, a