For outdoor adventures the XS (just under 4x6x2.5 inches) would be great for keeping dry your first aid kit ), spare batteries, matches & fire starter, “fix-it” or repair supplies, and any electronic devices. It could also keep dry bulkier, less needed first aid items like ace bandages. For trips in civilization, it could keep the same things dry: first aid supplies, batteries & electronics, small camera, extra socks on a rainy day, etc. At the beach it could protect phones or other things from water and sand. Of course, you can also use it to keep liquids in and away from other items: alcohol (first aid kit), liquid soap, wet travel towel, etc.
the small one would be great for camping and keeping a small torch, matches and a lighter inside to keep dry or usually when travelling i dont like huge pouches for wires and plugs so this would also be good
i am using XS size as a toilet bag for my backpack Everything fits inside except the perfume. Shaver. Matador Dry Bag Soap and Matador Shampoo Bag. Antiresperant Rexonas. Travel toothbrush and toothpaste. Several passenger toilet covers. Nail clippers and a small mirror
I use the size small (the red in this video, the green he has in the video is size extra small) as my medicine and hygiene/cosmetics bag. Not as watertight/airtight as a ziploc but more durable and way more ultralight and airtight/watertight than most materials/Dopp kits
@@fizban119 Thanks for the feedback, I also went for the small size and it's been the perfect size for my medicines so far. The semi transparent side is also an underrated feature most dopp kits don't have!
For outdoor adventures the XS (just under 4x6x2.5 inches) would be great for keeping dry your first aid kit ), spare batteries, matches & fire starter, “fix-it” or repair supplies, and any electronic devices. It could also keep dry bulkier, less needed first aid items like ace bandages. For trips in civilization, it could keep the same things dry: first aid supplies, batteries & electronics, small camera, extra socks on a rainy day, etc. At the beach it could protect phones or other things from water and sand. Of course, you can also use it to keep liquids in and away from other items: alcohol (first aid kit), liquid soap, wet travel towel, etc.
the small one would be great for camping and keeping a small torch, matches and a lighter inside to keep dry or usually when travelling i dont like huge pouches for wires and plugs so this would also be good
Thanks for sharing your insights 🤙
-Eric
i am using XS size as a toilet bag for my backpack Everything fits inside except the perfume. Shaver. Matador Dry Bag Soap and Matador Shampoo Bag. Antiresperant Rexonas. Travel toothbrush and toothpaste. Several passenger toilet covers. Nail clippers and a small mirror
I'd use the small one to hold my small battery pack and a few cables in my under the seat bag or sling for easy access
Thanks for sharing your insights 🤙
-Eric
Can this be safely used as a medicine bag while traveling?
I use the size small (the red in this video, the green he has in the video is size extra small) as my medicine and hygiene/cosmetics bag. Not as watertight/airtight as a ziploc but more durable and way more ultralight and airtight/watertight than most materials/Dopp kits
@@fizban119 Thanks for the feedback, I also went for the small size and it's been the perfect size for my medicines so far. The semi transparent side is also an underrated feature most dopp kits don't have!
XS is perfect for me when I go running to keep my wallet in my pocket from getting wet
The little bag is good for weed