Waterproof. Durable. Dependable
Keep every mile worry‑free with a roll‑top dry bag that actually stays dry. The Seattle Sports H2ZERO Omni Dry Bag locks out water so your layers, snacks, and electronics arrive exactly as you packed them - no fuss, no babysitting, just seal and go. Whether you’re paddling at dawn, bikepacking a gravel route, or tossing gear in the boat, this waterproof dry bag adds calm to chaotic conditions and space to breathe on busy days.
Choose the size that fits your mission, stash your essentials, and head out knowing your gear is protected and ready when you are. If you’re searching for a reliable waterproof dry bag for kayaking, paddle boarding, hiking, boating, or travel, Seattle Sports’ H2ZERO Omni delivers long-lasting protection and peace of mind.
Key Features:
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Waterproof roll-top seal: 3-roll closure creates a watertight barrier that keeps gear dry.
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Durable 14 oz vinyl: Laminated vinyl construction resists wear and tear on rugged trips.
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Abrasion-resistant base: Heavy-duty round bottom stands up to rocks, docks, and deck storage.
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All-purpose protection: Ideal for kayaking, SUP, boating, camping, fishing, bikepacking, and travel.
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Easy-load design: Wide opening simplifies packing and finding items fast.
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Moisture-safe storage: Shields clothing, food, and electronics from rain, spray, and splashes.
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Versatile sizes: Multiple capacities for day trips or multi-day missions.
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Built to last: Robust materials and construction for long-term reliability.
Specifications:
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Material: 14 oz laminated vinyl body with heavy-duty abrasion-resistant round bottom
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Closure: 3-roll waterproof closure with buckle
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Intended use: Waterproof dry storage for outdoor sports and everyday carry
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Color: Blue
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Protection: Moisture-proof, splash-resistant roll-top design when properly sealed
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Size: 57L (X-Large)
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Dimensions: 28 in H x 12.5 in DIA
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Capacity: 3500 ci / 57 L
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Item weight: 1 lb 6 oz
Frequently Asked Questions:
Can I store a wet wetsuit inside without leaks?
You can. Just roll tightly to contain drips until you reach camp or home.
Will sunscreen or saltwater damage the material?
No, but a quick fresh-water rinse after use helps the vinyl last longer.
How do I avoid over‑rolling and losing capacity?
Pack to just below the fill line, press out excess air, then roll three times.
Is the blue color easy to spot at dusk?
It’s visible in low light. You may add reflective tape for night safety.
What should I do if the closure gets dirty?
Wipe the sealing area clean and dry before rolling to maintain a tight seal.
