Dry Bags
AquaStash dry bags seal themselves with magnets and keep your gear dry to 30m, even underwater. They float too, so a bag that goes over the side comes back up.
Why they’re worth it
One drowned phone is $1,500+. These cost less.
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Dry bags that seal themselves and float
Every boat trip has the moment. The bag tips, slides, and goes over the side. With most dry bags that's a soggy afternoon, or a sinking one. Ours seal themselves with magnets the moment you let go, and they float.
Water-resistant or waterproof?
Lots of dry bags are water-resistant: fine in rain and spray, not built to go under. Ours are IPX8-certified to 30m, so they keep gear dry when they end up in the water, not just near it.
Roll-top or magnetic?
A roll-top only works if you roll it properly and clip it, every time, with wet hands on a rocking boat. A magnetic seal closes itself. No buckles, no rolling, no "I thought you closed it".
Which dry bag backpack?
- 25L Dry Bag Backpack: a day pack for the boat, the kayak or the trail, with room for clothes and a laptop in the removable inner pouch.
- 30L 2+1 Dry Bag Backpack: more room, plus a detachable dry pouch for the things you want to grab fast.
- Floating Tote: a 4L waterproof beach bag for phones, keys and wallets.
Who are they for?
Boaties, anglers and anyone who has watched a phone slide off a paddle board. Need a kayak dry bag? The backpacks clip on with their carabiner hooks. They're just as handy at the beach, where sand gets into everything else.
The shell is tough TPU that shrugs off water, sand and dust. Every bag has a 3-year waterproof warranty, plus free AU shipping over $150 and 60-day free returns. Heading out on the water? Read our kayaking checklist and why every traveller needs a waterproof backpack.
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Got a question?
Something else? Email us at info@aquastash.com.au. We answer every email ourselves.
Is a dry bag fully waterproof?
Not all of them. Many dry bags are water-resistant: fine for spray and rain, not for going under. Ours are IPX8-certified to 30m and seal themselves with magnets, so they keep gear dry even underwater, with a 3-year waterproof warranty.
Will it float?
Yes. The 25L and 30L backpacks and the Floating Tote are made to float when dropped in the water, gear and all.
Roll-top or magnetic: which is better?
A roll-top only works if you roll it three times and clip it every time. A magnetic seal closes itself the moment you let go, so it can’t be left half-done on a rocking boat.
What size dry bag do I need?
The 4L Floating Tote holds phones, keys and wallets for the boat or the beach. The 25L backpack is a day pack, with room for clothes and a laptop. The 30L 2+1 adds a detachable dry pouch for things you need to grab quickly.
Not sure which size?
Two taps on any product page, or email us at info@aquastash.com.au.