Watershed Colorado Dry Duffel
- Keep your gear dry even when submerged! Easy-to-use ZipDry® Seal presses shut like a freezer bag.
- 420 denier fabric with a heavy matte PU finish for abrasion resistance and overall strength.
- All seams are RF welded and guaranteed to be free of leaks.
- Even the smallest details are top quality: Duraflex™ side-release buckles and D-rings are combined with extreme-duty nylon webbing.
- Wide mouth for easy access.
- If you transport fragile equipment in your duffel, a liner is a must: constructed of a 200 denier nylon outer shell, closed-cell foam cushioning and polyester interior fleece lining.
- Size: 18" x 31" x 16", 6400 cu. In., 105 liters.
- To ensure you receive the best continued performance from your ZipDry Seal, Watershed recommends periodic lubrication with a non-petroleum based product such as 303 UV Protectant, Armor-All or Burt's Bees hand salve.
- Material: 420 denier nylon with polyurethane coating
- Dimensions: 6400 cu. In., 105 liters 18" x 31" x 16"
- Weight: 3.0 lbs
- 28" opening
- ZipDry® Seal
- Rugged Carry Handles
- Several Hard Lash Points
- Multiple Compression Straps
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100%
of respondents would recommend this to a friend.
Pros
- Tight closure (7)
- Waterproof (7)
- Good capacity (6)
- Strong material (6)
- Easy to carry (3)
Cons
Best Uses
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Pros
- Easy To Carry
- Good Capacity
- Strong Material
- Tight Closure
- Waterproof
Cons
Best Uses
- Paddling
- Sailing
Comments about Watershed Colorado Dry Duffel:
Used this bag for 12 day Grand Canyon rafting trip. Everyone else in the group, using conventional drybags, was jealous of me with the duffel. It is much easier to access gear in this than a top loading bag. No problems with opening and closing and was perfectly water tight.
- Was this a gift?:
- No
Pros
- Strong Material
- Tight Closure
- Waterproof
Cons
Best Uses
Comments about Watershed Colorado Dry Duffel:
The seal is hard to close. My wife had carpal tonal surgury last year and doesn't have the hand strengh to close the seal. Maybe a roller of some kind would help.
- Was this a gift?:
- No
Pros
- Good Capacity
- Strong Material
- Tight Closure
- Waterproof
Cons
Best Uses
- Week or longer river trip
Comments about Watershed Colorado Dry Duffel:
Just used this bag for a week long trip on the Main Salmon in Idaho. It worked great. Kept everything dry. Very easy to open and close.
- Was this a gift?:
- No
Pros
- Easy To Carry
- Good Capacity
- Strong Material
- Tight Closure
- Waterproof
Cons
Best Uses
Comments about Watershed Colorado Dry Duffel:
I just got back from 8 days on the Middle Fork of the Salmon and was really happy I bought the Watershed Duffel before the trip. The "Colorado" was a great size and held everything I needed.
- Was this a gift?:
- No
Pros
- Good Capacity
- Strong Material
- Tight Closure
- Waterproof
- Widemouth opening
Cons
- Not easy tocarry if heavy
Best Uses
- River Rafting
Comments about Watershed Colorado Dry Duffel:
Used this dry bag on a 3 week Grand Canyon trip. What a pleasure to use this bag. It withstood a lot of abuse with wet and sandy conditions and worked perfectly. Nice wide mouth opening to access all your items inside. Very Durable material. I would recommend this bag to all River runners. Just learn how to open & close properly before you go out on the river. It's easy once you get the hang of it. Only negative would be the straps for carrying. I wish they had a shouder strap or backpack straps . One has to carry it like a duffle bag and when the bag is heavy it was awkward.
- Was this a gift?:
- No
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Q:
Does this product have an IPX rating? If so what is it?
Thank You,
AngelaAsked on 5/11/2013 by Ang from austin TX3 answers
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A:
I don't know, but I do know it's completely waterproof and airtight. We used two of them on the Grand Canyon. They're bombproof, not just to falling in the river but I think actually you could raft down the river on them.Answered on 5/12/2013 by Anonymous
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Angela, as far as I know Watershed has never sought an IPX rating. I can tell you that, properly sealed they are totally watertight.Answered on 5/11/2013 by Clyde from NRS
