Ripstop By The Roll might actually be employing wizards.

[Gresh]

So I decided that I needed a few dry bags to take down the river with me this month for the Palmetto State Hangers Congaree Paddle N Hang. I've got a huge 45L bag, but wanted a few smaller ones for easier organization of my gear. Yesterday, I placed an order for some HyperD 300 along with some SilPoly (for another project) and had it shipped to a friend of mine in New York who's far better than I am with a sewing machine.

Not only is this material amazing to work with and reliable, but the shipping was right at about 24 hours from the time I hit "place order." JUST OVER 24 HOURS from button click to having the first of two dry bags made.

Truly, dark magics are at work here.

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[hk2001]

If you run outside, wave a stick in the air shouting "Accio Dry Bags!!" They should be there by Wednesday.

But please, take a video..

[craige]

That drybag looks great in HyperD 300! Curious about what you use to make it airtight?

Good to hear that rsbtr service is constantly improving

[FJRpilot]

Curious.... Are you sealing the seams on this bags?

[hk2001]

One face of the HyperD 300 is PU coated, making the fabric itself waterproof. With a good coating of seam sealer and doing the 3 rolls on the top , they hold out water very well