SealLine MACS Dry Bag
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- Опубликовано: 8 сен 2024
- Finally found a dry bag that can take beating. I was impressed by the quality of the bag, it should work just fine. I do apologize about not making this vid sooner so you could take advantage of the deal from cheaperthandirt, but I didnt know they would take it off their site, and you know me, I have test everything out before I make a video.
Product Features
Extreme Durability: 210D oxford nylon with high-tenacity polyurethane coating.
Air-Tight Compression: Low-profile, flexible purge valve slides easily into hatches and backpacks.
Watertight Seal: Exclusive SealLine® DrySealTM roll-down closure.
Light Weight: The best combination of light weight and extreme durability for a wide range of uses.
Diameter 7 in / 18 cm, Height 13 in / 33 cm, Volume 549 cu. in / 9 liters
The 9 liter bag is awesome. The 65 liter one is even better because of the air purge valve. I have both and they fit perfectly in the USMC ILBE packs (as by design). Great great great products! Enjoy your videos. Thanks Brian
My purge valve failed after about a year and a half. I can purge it but it refills within an hour. So, I burp the bag and cover the valve with duct tape: instant fix! Their Baja line of bags are a little thicker with a sturdier bottom and no valve to fail. I've since stuck with those and haven't had a problem yet. There's also a biner clip loop on the clasp so it can be clipped into a kayak or to the outside of a pack. Overall the MCS was a good purchase.
They look great. Just ordered a Sealline Black Canyon 40L but will try to pick up a few of these military ones too, the compression valve is a great feature and if they supply to the US military that says a lot right there. Thanks brother.
I used to run a Pelican Case top box and SealLine bags on my KLR650. I used the SealLine bags for extra clothing when I went camping or to a rally. Rain, mud, wind or even dropping the bike during a water crossing and the SealLine always kept the contents nice and dry. My current BOB is a SealLine 70 liter Boundry pack. SealLine is good stuff.
I have three of the 9 litre bags and two of the 56 litre sea line bags. fantastic bags.
I was thinking about buying one of those MACS bags but like you said Cheaper than Dirt didn't have much up on it. This video really gave me a better look at it's size thanks! Love the vids keep them coming!!
i looked on the sealLine site and ONE SealLine bag like the one in the video costs 37.99! you got a good deal! :)
I really like bags . . . bags of any sort, so this really piqued my interest! Thanks.
sealine bags are great. i have one 65 litre two 56 litre and seven 9 litre bags, cant beat them.
I got some at Major Surplus & Survival. Got them in the mail a few days ago. Marine Compression Stuff Sack. $6.65 each. I went back a few days ago but there sold out now. Glad I ordered 6 when I did.
what a nice coincedent, i just ordered a pair and now you upload this video :-) thx a bunch
great find. I have the same china mart bags but I use them to color coordinate gear in my vehicle and not so much for waterproofness.
@Meaglin7 some canal testing, and 5gal bucket testing, I will tell that you more than 10 pounds to submerge it. My results were mixed, no failure at the pressure valve, but there times when the top roll allows a little water through. not soaked but the tshirt had a few quarter sized wet spots. this was with agitation for over 15 minutes.
These are great! You can usually find them on ebay for pretty decent prices.
Has anyone figured out how to stop the purge valve from allowing air back in? I have 4 MACS sacks, and each one of them does this. Is there a trick, or repair to correct this?
Picked two for these SeaLines up fro $6.99 each at a surplus store...couldn't friggin' believe it. These things rule for the cost, I've already used mine to extremely satisfactory results. Seems the release valve is more about getting rid of air prior to stuffing in a larger pack vs. just expelling air and keeping it out...they do re-inflate after a day or so, but I'm not sure how that translates to submersion in water over time. Otherwise, best $13.98 +tax I've spent in a while!
Never fails when you find a good deal it's the end . I am always late I find something and say ok next payday I will order and there discontinued and gone : (
Great gear, I am impressed ; ) good and cool stuff, thanks, cool Review. Happy Day Sepp
I don't know bro... I've had to many hit and misses with Cheaper Than Dirt's website. I go there... see something cheap, get all excited, check the shipping costs and realize it'd be cheaper to just go to the store and get it. =(
I'll keep checking though.
Thanks for sharing.
gear is always good vid fodder, and bags and sacks are big deal to us. Thanks!~
@USNERDOC lol, seeing you put that in writing just cracks me up. Well, it is no secret, that's for sure! okay, back to watching the video.
Already got one!!!
What is the weight of these empty? Thanks!
3oz
MajorSurplus has 3 for 20 bucks they are still in stock.
What sleeping bag is that exactly??
have you tested this fully submerged in water?
@USNERDOC I though it might ;)
Way less than $20 on eBay, also you can get 2 for $35!!!
thats what the title says?
check amazondotcom. I just checked and they have them at a pretty good price.
you should check out the watershed drybags (drybags.com). A little pricey but well worth it. I carry electronics in it while I am whitewater kayaking and have done the submerge test with my iphone in it for 30 min with no leaks.
amazon = $14.95 + 4.95 Shipping for 9ltr
@Ghost2743 rei halo 40
Spend the money and buy a Sealline!