I put all my hunting clothes in the bag and pressed the air out. It cut the bulk in half, now she will fit in my backpack like throwing a hotdog down a hallway.

Bought them for my game bags. Hoping they keep the blood inside and not outside. Tired of soaking my pack in a lake or walking around the woods smelling like death! They look well built. Get the XL for quarter bags. You still will need to debone elk, but a large deer quarter should fit. The pic is of the KUIU large qtr bag next to the ultralight Eberlestpck 35L dry bag.

This is the perfect addition to my bandit day pack as I use it to pack meals for outings and hang it in the trees if I’m gonna spend a night out with the bears. Bonus points for the inner taped seams and bright yellow color, I have forgotten where I hung the dry bag once and thankfully found it up in the trees because of its vibrant color. The Cirrus 5L dry bag is sure to stick with me out in the woods!

Great product and service

Can't beat the high quality of Eberlestock.

This was what i was looking for, thanks

Purchased the 35 L dry bag for a trip to the BWCA and it ripped when we lifted it out of the canoe the first day. Not a great bag to take in the backwoods and would but something heavier next time.

These bags are awesome! Practically weightless. Now I can carry my jackets and clothing in my pack with zero worries about it getting wet. I got every size bag to accommodate the different size compartments in my backpacks. The bigger ones can be used as a stuff sack for backpack sized sleeping bags. Love them.

Very light weight but very sstrong. Impressive how much weight they can hold. I recommend having several in multiple sizes. Really good for organization so you can find things quickly.

Works how I want it to!

They are handy for your pack, your car, camping... what ever... They are just good to have around and we'll keep you S**t dry.

The uses here are endless. I tried to be frugal and just buy two, but now I want all five.

Compartmentalizing when hunting with your pack is truly a vital discipline. These Cirrus Ultralight Dry Bags are perfect for packing your gear. I pack my base layer, mid, outer wear and rain gear so I have everything accessible when I need it. They seriously have five different sizes so you can pack lightweight and efficiently. I simply store everything when I get back from a hunt so it’s ready to check off my list for the next adventure. The roll top is perfect for compressing those needed items into your pack space. Of course, they are dry bags, so my gear stays dry, fresh and protected from the habitat I’m hunting. If you want to get organized without adding a ton of weight to your pack, if you don’t want to be out there and find out you forgot a vital piece of gear…..try these out you won’t regret it!

I carry the small 3L to store my wallet and electronics to keep dry in my backpack it’s Emma to be holding up well it’s only been a couple weeks

If you're worried about keeping your sleeping bag dry, why would you use anything else? It is the perfect ultralight way to keep your sleeping bag/sack safe inside the waterproof shell and stay organized! When you're in the backcountry nothing is more important than keeping your gear dry. It allows you to stay compartmentalized and won't add unnecessary bulk to your pack!

These things are great at keeping your gear dry and organized. You might not always need a separate bag to keep your things dry, but having them to keep it all organized is invaluable even on the sunniest and warmest of days. They are great for clothing, pajamas, general gear bag, food storage, and even sometimes trash collection. Light yet durable, couldn’t ask for more.

Glad i puchased two. One for my edc bandit and one to keep in my atlas duffle when i go hunting. I’ll probably end up purchasing more of these in the future.

Purchased this dry bag to replace a 3L English military dry bag that was damaged by rodents. Pros: The bag is ultralight. The Dry Earth colorway is one of the best, stock, earth tone colorways I have ever seen. Almost all of my Eberlestock gear features this color. The opening and closing of this bag is very easy to do.
Cons: The English military bag that has been replaced felt more substantial and appeared to have been made of a tougher material. The all-round "feel" of that bag was just superior to Eberlestock's offering. It makes me question the durability of the Eberlestock bag. Only time will tell, but if I had been able to acquire another of the 3L English bags, I would have done so.

*****

Really lightweight

Really lightweight

Been using it for some time. Great value of 10L one. Fits well inside, as well as outside of my Freefall 2000. Tested it in harsh conditions outside of the backpack, all good. Recommend!

Amazing quality, the 3L was perfect size for what I needed and its a great fit for my like weight jacket to stay organized in my ruck. thank you for making great products that are built tough and last in the field.

I bought my first one about a year ago, and I recently bought two more. That should testify that I am impressed with them. Nuff said...Lol! If you need dry bags....and everyone does....buy these.

Exactly what I was looking for, my bladder condensates and soaks the bottom of my bag, placing the bladder inside this dry bag works perfectly.

These Bags are very well made and lightweight. Price point right on. Shipping was fast and easy. Excited to try them out this winter coyote and wolf hunting!!

As a dry bag it's great. I am using a larger one as a rain cover to bolt scabbard on mainframe w a small thin bungee cord.

I used this as my main compartment bag, strapped on the frame, batwings on the sides. It helped cut a lot of weight. On day 8ish, it finally tore a small hole on the side. I’m not sure if this was due to strapping down or the timber we were in. I would probably do it again because it helped me save a few lbs.

Thin but works great, time to see how it will hold up in the woods.