@@famoushollywood plan to use mine to carry stuff. No where to the water tbh. Ruggedness for potential heavy loads the deciding factor but i also bought a wax leather bag for loads. Thanks.
@@famoushollywood the other bag is a Wudon btw replacing a zipper bag tearing its bottom. The piscifun is the replacement of a flimsy drawstring bag. Water resistance is most welcome. Considered Earth pak, though less cash hadn't the green I picked. Strategy is by spending for durability less expense years to come and ic your choice held up. Welcome if u upload afresh and let me know.
@TheKeithvidz That's the way to go is to buy for durability instead of cheapness but it's hard. I find myself just buying cheap stuff over quality but it depends what it is too.
Hi Kristen thanks for the review. I am looking at some of piscifun's see through bags to carry batteries on an ocean kayak in Hawaii this spring. Now that you have had yours for a few months are you finding that your gear stays completely dry or is it still getting some water through the top?
Hey there. So I actually haven't used it in real action yet. I was going to and had the perfect opportunity on a boat and I left it behind. I am so sorry I can't give you a better answer.
Update: I took this on a dive trip to Mexico last week and had it on the boat with all my dry clothes and phone. The boat did get pretty wet one day and everything stayed dry.
Nice review. I just bought the 20L bag because of you review.
Glad I could help. I hope it works great for you. Mine is still going strong!
Thanks for the Review! Just bought a 10L for my Brother when we Jetski! Couldnt judge the size on Amazon from the Pictures.
You are welcome, glad I could help!!
update us - brought 40L 2024 other night. Holdin' up?
Yes still going strong! I take it anytime I'm going to be near water. Had it on dive boats and paddle boards.
@@famoushollywood plan to use mine to carry stuff. No where to the water tbh. Ruggedness for potential heavy loads the deciding factor but i also bought a wax leather bag for loads. Thanks.
@@TheKeithvidz oh okay. It's really thick and seems to be pretty heavy duty.
@@famoushollywood the other bag is a Wudon btw replacing a zipper bag tearing its bottom.
The piscifun is the replacement of a flimsy drawstring bag. Water resistance is most welcome. Considered Earth pak, though less cash hadn't the green I picked.
Strategy is by spending for durability less expense years to come and ic your choice held up.
Welcome if u upload afresh and let me know.
@TheKeithvidz That's the way to go is to buy for durability instead of cheapness but it's hard. I find myself just buying cheap stuff over quality but it depends what it is too.
Hi Kristen thanks for the review. I am looking at some of piscifun's see through bags to carry batteries on an ocean kayak in Hawaii this spring. Now that you have had yours for a few months are you finding that your gear stays completely dry or is it still getting some water through the top?
Hey there. So I actually haven't used it in real action yet. I was going to and had the perfect opportunity on a boat and I left it behind. I am so sorry I can't give you a better answer.
Update: I took this on a dive trip to Mexico last week and had it on the boat with all my dry clothes and phone. The boat did get pretty wet one day and everything stayed dry.