30L Heavy Duty Dry Bag w/ Straps — Olive

Think of this as a lifejacket for your gear — but less buoyant and way more useful. The Emerge Heavy Duty Dry Bag keeps your stuff bone-dry whether you’re paddling, hiking through a creek, or surviving the occasional backyard torrential downpour. Perfect for anyone who treats “waterproof” as a lifestyle, not a suggestion.

Who it’s for: Adventurers, emergency preppers, off-grid dwellers, and weekend warriors who refuse to let soggy socks ruin the story. AXG Life approved — Life, Adventure-Ready.

Key Features & Design

• Capacity: 30 liters — room for jacket, food, first-aid kit, and that one thing you’ll need at 2 a.m.
• Material: Heavy duty TPU for rugged use and long-lasting waterproofing.
• Waterproof rating: 100% waterproof — built to withstand submersion and rough conditions.
• Carry system: Adjustable shoulder and waist straps for hands-free hauling and ergonomic comfort.
• Color: Olive — blends with the trail, doesn’t scream “fragile.”

Performance & Benefits

This bag solves the basic outdoor problem: wet gear = ruined plans. The TPU construction and watertight seal mean your clothes, electronics, and emergency kit stay dry even when the river disagrees with your route. The 30L capacity is practical enough for multi-day use yet compact enough to stash on a kayak or in the trunk.

Straps are adjustable and built for real movement — run, paddle, portage, repeat. Toss it on your shoulder or cinch the waist strap for stability during sketchy descents. It’s heavy-duty without being heavy; tough enough for rough landings, light enough to not feel like a homework assignment.

Use it for emergency readiness, canoe trips, beach days where trust is in short supply, or as your go-to for off-grid living. In short: it keeps the important stuff dry so you can keep making questionable decisions outdoors and still come home with functioning electronics.

AXG note: Designed to be dependable, a little sarcastic, and entirely unsurprised by rain.

Ready to upgrade your adventure kit? Toss it in your gear bag and make better campfire stories — add it to your cart and give your gear the dry treatment it deserves.