MIERLarge Waterproof Duffel Bag Rolltop Dry Backpack Duffle Bags for Kayaking, Rafting, Boating, Swimming, Camping, Travel, Gym, Beach, 60L/80L

We bought two of these for my teenager kids to go to sleep away camp for a week and couldn’t be happier. They are very rugged, waterproof, have pockets in the right places and multiple ways to carry them. The only problem was that they fit so much that my kids overpacked and they fell over trying to balance them on their backs. The colors are bright and easy to spot.

The subject line really captures it all about this exceptionally durable, well designed and manufactured Meir large, waterproof duffle bag. I've bought four and gifted two.Very functional with well constructed zippers and adjustable backpack type harnesses. After years as an active duty military officer with travels to/through 67 countries, I heartily recommend this Meir product as a best buy. Well done.

Good sized waterproof bag is great to have in hurricane-prone or flood zone areas. Lots of room and secure straps for closure ensuring contents stay dry. Can be carried as a backpack or duffle. Lacked instructions as to how to set up the many carrying straps which is why I gave a 4 star review.

The quality was much higher than I expected at the price point. Easily top tier camping/kayaking/outdoor high quality. I priced out similar bags at REI, Dicks, and Public Lands and compared the similar items ( 60l, Water Proof, Shoulder Strap, and Back Pack strap) and buying this is a no brainier. The other stores prices were $250 -$339. This product was $55.I am a little suspect of the buckles being plastic ( See picture) . But, worse case they break at some point it will be an easy fix because the sewn in mounting straps are well done and secure. They could easily be replaced with any metal buckle strap connector or oval carabiner. So this is not even a negative. I show this in picture.This is an interesting design as well. As a 60 l duffle bag you have the large bottom of 22.75" x 13.75" and depth up to 21" ( huge) carried by an over the shoulder padded strap. If you need it water proof as a duffle bag the top would need to be rolled over a few times and cinched with sewn on buckles so a depth of 13" - 15" waterproof.As a BACK PACK the bottom is basically 13.75" w x 15" and the height is the 22.75". It is comfortable enough as a back pack. I would not expect to use this as a long walk/hike pack if filled to 35+ lbs. or more. Car to boat, Car to picnic table, or car to < 1 mile campsite it works well for back pack.My expected use is to carry as a back pack with a portable battery powered Dewalt vacuum cleaner and the batteries. We gold prospect and the vacuum is used to clean crevices in bedrock. It is awkward to carry the vacuum and this will definitely make the trip to gold area much easier.The bag will also serve well for camping trips and on the kayak in the future.

I use this for for blankets and clothing on camping trips. It's rugged enough to go onto the external storage rack even if I am driving in rain or snow. Well worth the money. As a bonus, the color matches my truck!

I bought this bag last year. We throw it around on our boat. Has been abused and used well, and it's holding out extremely well. As long as you seal it correctly, it keeps the water out. If you don't need to keep the water out, it's a much bigger bag to carry things. I would definitely buy another one if I need it. Definitely recommend it

This is a good heavy duty bag. I use it to carry my tent, sleeping bag, and assorted camping gear when camping trips on my motorcycle. It fits perfectly across the passenger seat and acts as a back rest. I strap it on with a pair of Rock straps. Highly recommended.

Major design flaw. If this bag hits the surface of water rolled side down, it fills with water no matter how many times you roll the material down. The opening being this large, would need a zipper, roll down 4 folds, and then sinch strapped.Too much effort was put into sewing side pockets instead of maintaining what this bag is mainly intended for....KEEPING THINGS DRY. Back to the drawing board Mier. The tag even reads..."For sensitive electronics use two dry bags. Do not submerge" Put that in your product description Mier. Bottom line, this is a $35 awkward rain bag.