Roll-top dry bag backpacks for paddling and travel · IPX6–IPX7

Which Roll-Top Dry Backpack Suits Your Trip?

For kayaking and rafting, our 45L roll-top dry backpack with clear window pocket keeps a map visible and carries a full harness with hip belt. Our 40L dry backpack with airtight zipper and air valve is rated IPX7 and converts between backpack and hand carry. For travel and camping, our 30L roll-top dry backpack suits day trips, and our roll-top backpack with wrap-around zip adds side access without unrolling the top.

How Do You Close a Roll-Top Backpack?

Clear the opening, line up the sealing strip, push out excess air, fold the top tightly at least three times and clip the buckles. Our guide on how to close and use a roll-top dry bag covers the steps. For hiking packs with zipper openings, see our Waterproof Hiking Backpack collection, and for dry bags without harnesses, our Kayak Dry Bags collection.

Roll-Top Dry Backpack FAQ

Is a roll-top backpack waterproof?

A welded roll-top folded at least three times keeps out heavy rain and spray, and many models are rated IPX7 for short immersion.

Will a roll-top dry backpack float?

A sealed backpack with air inside usually floats, and purge valves help control the air. It is never a flotation device.

What is the MOQ for custom roll-top backpacks?

300 pieces per design, including your logo.

For a quote, send your model, quantity, colours and logo through our inquiry form or email info@sealock.com.hk.