SKORCH Waterproof Backpacks, Dry Bags and Duffel Bags. Sailing, Kayaking, Beach and Watersports

Best back pack ever. I use it for when I brisk walk or jog it into work, doesn't give me shoulder / scapula pain like all other previous ones have so it feels like it distributes the weight evenly, toucan make it very snug when you are running. It appears to be water proof although I haven't jogged on what you'd call a proper rainy day. Actually looks quite smart. It has quite a lot of room - more than you think but be aware it is basically a sack, with no inside or external pockets. I've battered it around a few times and have made good use of it, causing some minor scratches here and there - this is where some of the colour has scratched off, but, it still looks good and for it's level of functionality, comfort, durability, looking fairly smart and price tag, it's pretty good for my needs.

I commute early to work, and being a British summer means its raining almost every day. This is my third (branded) drybag, and so far the only one that comfortably fits over both my summer and winter riding gear. The straps have a decent amount of travel, can see it fitting even the biggest of shoulders, might hang a bit low on the smaller users. Usable space is more than adequate for my stuff (work uniform, external phone battery, lunchbox, 700ml water bottle, spare camera batteries and SD cards, whatever else I chuck in the night before), and though a bit of padding on the back would be nice, this being a drybag I high find it highly unlikely that'll happen, I've just added an extra back pad in both jackets = problem solved.Usability is super simple = fill > fold > squeeze > roll > clip. My kids can do it :)Overall super impressed, good thick material (that's taken me being forcefully assisted off the road by a Range Rover...), decent space, easy to use, comfy to wear. Easy 5* and a happy £25 spent.Would buy again if necessary.

Does the job.Not a bad size. Haven't given it a serious test but it was splash proof and didn't scuff on the rocks when I put it down.Straps aren't majorly comfortable for a long walk but it did the job for the 20 minute walk to the cove I visit and coming on and off while I found a good spot to wade and then swim (leaving the bag on the rocks).

Excellent product. Does exactly what it says 'on the tin', so fail to see how people can criticise otherwise. I bought it primarily for holidays, where I spend a LOT of time in and around water, also in dry arid and dusty enviroments....so works perfectly for camera ,wallet and phone etc. Thought I'd use it as a 'day' bag for everyday usage as well, and this is the only negative ( very small negative at that), is that the bag can't be compartmented.......it's a tube...full stop.! But for everything else, faultlessI also have the 10 litre...which is brilliant if it's chucking down outside, and you just need to throw a few things in to keep dry. the 20 litre's much better for family use (multi-towels, and/or larger pieces..laptops etc)

I used the bag whilst on a ski trip, it was great and kept everything dry but my only gripe with it would be that it was cumbersome on the ski lifts especially the chair lifts because of the shape. I couldn’t comfortably sit back in the seat and had to sit lean't forwards for the duration.

This bag is great does what it says. I use it for motorcyclingOnly draw back the straps get easily tangeld and where the bottom of the straps connect to the back look very weak. So I don't expect them to last long

The best rucksack I've owned. I've had it for a few years now and it's as good as it was when I first got it. It's capacious, easy to close and waterproof.

Super happy with the bag. I was looking for a lightweight bag to use for my commute, big enough to carry running kit etc. It's nice to know that everything will be kept properly dry even if I'm caught in a downpour on the bike. This bag works perfectly as a day-sack for adventures in all weathers, whether it's a trip to the beach or a hike in the pouring rain. I did mention it's super light, didn't I?