If you’re half serious about water sports then you need a waterproof dry bag – here’s why…
To be honest I need to be outdoors for as much of my life as possible. I just never feel alive unless I’m outside. I dont mind getting wet either – whether it’s a short downpoor or being drenched to being fully emersed below the waterline…
Infact, the more extreme the conditions the more alive I feel and the better my life seems to work for me. It creates a sense of balance and an overriding peace that nothing else can give me as part of a daily fix.
“There’s only one condition that I attach to all of this though and that is that I get dry and warm as soon as possible afterwards – this means dry kit and a hot cuppa if possible…“
Being a fanatical browser of the internet and spending most of my hours researching for inspiration, my attention is mostly drawn to water environments and there’s always one item of kit that unites hard-core water dwelling athletes or those who have to face an aquatic environment daily – that is a Dry Bag.
Although seemingly insignificant this item plays a major role with water users so bear with me…
Here’s the problem…
Whether you’re a long distance swimmer, professional surfer, kayaker, or just a leisure walker who walks their dog in the elements, Lets make the logical case for the humble dry bag, especially if you’re a bit more of a hardcore fanatic.
What are Dry Bags? I respect the fact that you may not have even heard of them.
Dry Bags are tough, durable bags made from waterproof materials. The major advantage of which is the ability to protect contents when being submerged in water – a major advantage if you need to keep your effects dry in all weathers and during waterborn activities.
So, whether you need to take your clothes or your mobile phone, your gear will be protected from the elements during your adventure.
“This opens up possibilities and advantages as Ultradry Bags can even be used as a float if push comes to shove…“
These are just Dry Bag basics but there are many more advantages like these…
No one wants to leave home without their mobile phone but now you can take your phone with you.
Regular food is essential and you if need energy on the go, it needs to be kept dry. This is vital if you practice endurance swimming or kayaking where you may be on or in the water for many hours. Prepared dried food for a stop-off can now be enjoyed, having been protected from the elements. All this adds to a positive training experience because of a simple, reliable waterproof Dry Bag.
“Ask any serious water sports enthusiast and they’ll tell you that storing supplies in a waterproof Dry Bag is a vital part of their inventory…”
Mushy sandwiches and protein bars are now a thing of the past as keeping contaminated water away from your kit enables you to maintain peak performance for longer in your training and enables you to go that little bit further.
Simply put – an UltraDry Bag is an essential piece of kit that you can’t afford to do without!
Ultra Dry Bags are available in 10, 20, 30 and 35-litre sizes and are the best investment to keep things dry when the going gets wet.