The time that I realized that I need a dry bag was when my son and I kayaked down Stanislaus River. Usually we like to kayak rivers in 100 degree weather, so we don't even think of needing a dry bag, or any extra clothing. However, this day was around 80 degrees and my son got a bit cold while we were on the river. He eventually warmed up basking in the sun, but it made me I realize that I need extra clothing and towel that are not wet from all the splashing.
Below is the dry bag I ended up buying. It's not too expensive; is just the right size for one or two people (perfect for my tandem inflatable kayak). This Attwood large dry bag is very sturdily made and the blue see-through plastic makes finding things inside easy. I've put many nautical miles on it since I got it last summer.
Below is the dry bag I ended up buying. It's not too expensive; is just the right size for one or two people (perfect for my tandem inflatable kayak). This Attwood large dry bag is very sturdily made and the blue see-through plastic makes finding things inside easy. I've put many nautical miles on it since I got it last summer.
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