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Custom waterproof bags and dry bags for emergency preparedness kits, disaster response teams, public health field work, water safety programs and boating and beach events. Around 40 styles including Urban Peak and MiiR dry duffels and backpacks, Osprey ultralight dry sacks in 6 and 12 liter sizes, tarpaulin utility bags and window dry bags in 6 to 46 liter capacities. Roll top closures keep documents, phones and medication dry in weather that ruins an ordinary bag. Free samples ship to your business address.

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Preparedness, Response and Field Work

Emergency management and preparedness programs hand these out because the bag is the message: keep your documents, medications and phone in something that survives water. Response and field teams use them for real work, protecting radios, records and supplies in weather. Water safety and drowning prevention programs pair them with beach and pool events, where a dry bag is genuinely useful rather than another item in the goodie bag.

Dry Sacks, Duffels and Tarpaulin Totes

Small 6 to 12 liter roll top sacks protect a phone, a wallet and medication and are the practical volume item. Twenty liter and larger backpacks and duffels carry a change of clothes and gear for a shift. Window panels let someone find contents without opening the bag. Note that water resistant and fully waterproof are different specifications, so tell us the actual conditions and we will point you to the right one.

Common Questions

What size protects documents and medication?

A 6 to 12 liter roll top dry sack. That covers a phone, a wallet, paperwork and medication, and it is the practical size to hand out in quantity.

Is water resistant the same as waterproof?

No, and the difference matters if somebody is relying on it. Tell us the actual conditions and we will point you to the right specification rather than the nearest one.

Who orders these?

Emergency preparedness and response programs, public health field teams, and water safety and drowning prevention events, where a dry bag is useful rather than decorative.