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Fourth Element Dry-Sac - DIPNDIVEFourth Element Dry-Sac - DIPNDIVE
Fourth Element Fourth Element Dry-Sac
Sale priceFrom $27.30 USD
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Akona Tanami Sling Dry Backpack - DIPNDIVEAkona Tanami Sling Dry Backpack - DIPNDIVE
Akona Akona Tanami Sling Dry Backpack
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Sale price$60.00 USD
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Cressi Waterproof Dry Bag - DIPNDIVECressi Waterproof Dry Bag - DIPNDIVE
Cressi Cressi Waterproof Dry Bag
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Sale priceFrom $12.90 USD
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Trident Foam Lined Dry Box 3500 Series - DIPNDIVETrident Foam Lined Dry Box 3500 Series - DIPNDIVE
Trident Diving Equipment Trident Foam Lined Dry Box 3500 Series
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Sale priceFrom $29.95 USD
Cressi Finestra Dry Bag - DIPNDIVE
Cressi Cressi Finestra Dry Bag
Sale price$19.80 USD
TYR Alliance Waterproof Sackpack - DIPNDIVETYR Alliance Waterproof Sackpack - DIPNDIVE
TYR TYR Alliance Waterproof Sackpack
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Fourth Element Drypack 45 Liter - DIPNDIVE
Akona Azores Roll-Top Dry Backpack - DIPNDIVEAkona Azores Roll-Top Dry Backpack - DIPNDIVE
Akona Gobi Xl Dry Phone CaseAkona Gobi Xl Dry Phone Case
Akona Akona Gobi Xl Dry Phone Case
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Sale price$15.00 USD
Cressi Piovra Dry Dive BagCressi Piovra Dry Dive Bag
Cressi Cressi Piovra Dry Dive Bag
Sale price$149.95 USD
Fourth Element Argo Dry Duffle Dive BagFourth Element Argo Dry Duffle Dive Bag
Seac Equipage Dry 70 lt Waterproof Bag - DIPNDIVE
Akona Gobi Dry Case for Cell Phone - DIPNDIVEAkona Gobi Dry Case for Cell Phone - DIPNDIVE
Akona Akona Gobi Dry Case for Cell Phone
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Sale price$12.00 USD
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Akona Panama Dry Duffel Bag - DIPNDIVEAkona Panama Dry Duffel Bag - DIPNDIVE
Akona Akona Panama Dry Duffel Bag
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Sale price$100.00 USD
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Akona Dry Duffel Bag - DIPNDIVEAkona Dry Duffel Bag - DIPNDIVE
Akona Akona Dry Duffel Bag
Sale price$60.00 USD
Cressi Premium Dry Bag - DIPNDIVECressi Premium Dry Bag - DIPNDIVE
Cressi Cressi Premium Dry Bag
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Sale price$34.95 USD
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Cressi Watertight Dry Box - DIPNDIVECressi Watertight Dry Box - DIPNDIVE
Cressi Cressi Watertight Dry Box
Sale price$11.50 USD
SeaLife Sea Dragon Maxx Hard Case Bag - DIPNDIVE
Cressi Dry Gara Backpack Bag - DIPNDIVE
Cressi Cressi Dry Gara Backpack Bag
Sale price$94.95 USD
Mares Cruise Dry T25 - DIPNDIVE
Mares Mares Cruise Dry T25
Sale price$39.95 USD
Mares Cruise Dry T35 - DIPNDIVE
Mares Mares Cruise Dry T35
Sale price$53.95 USD
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Stahlsac Waterproof Backpack - DIPNDIVE
Stahlsac Stahlsac Waterproof Backpack
Sale price$79.95 USD Regular price$144.95 USD
Seac Dry Bag - DIPNDIVESeac Dry Bag - DIPNDIVE
Seac Seac Dry Bag
Sale priceFrom $27.90 USD
ScubaPro Dry Bag - DIPNDIVEScubaPro Dry Bag - DIPNDIVE
ScubaPro ScubaPro Dry Bag
Sale priceFrom $28.00 USD
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Scuba Dry Bags FAQs

What is the difference between a tow float and a dry bag?

A tow float is a floatation device used primarily for open water swimming, attached to the swimmer by a waist strap and towline. It provides visibility for safety and may have a small compartment for carrying items, though it is not fully watertight.

A dry bag is a fully waterproof bag used to protect items from water exposure during various outdoor activities. It is typically used in kayaking, boating, and hiking and can be placed inside a backpack or clipped to a kayak. While some dry bags have a tow feature, they are not designed to float independently and are intended for gear protection.

What is the difference between a dry bag and a waterproof bag?

A dry bag is a broader term that encompasses water-resistant, waterproof and submersible bags. Waterproof bags can be splashed as well as temporarily dunked in the water.

Can you submerge a dry bag?

Yes, most dry bags can handle brief submersion, but they are not meant for prolonged or deep submersion. To keep items safe during quick immersions, ensure the bag is properly sealed and avoid heavy water exposure if possible.

Do you leave air in a dry bag?

Yes, it’s beneficial to leave a small amount of air in a dry bag when sealing it. This creates buoyancy, making it easier to spot if it falls in the water. However, too much air can make it bulky, so it’s best to adjust the air level based on your needs.

How many times should I roll a dry bag?

For a secure seal, roll the top 3 to 4 times before clipping it closed. This ensures a watertight seal and minimizes the risk of water entering the bag.