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Stravaig Waterproof 2L Dry Bag - Tràigh Blue (Navy)
Stravaig Waterproof 2L Dry Bag - Tràigh Blue (Navy)
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We've all stuffed a soggy swimsuit into a plastic bag after a swim. There's a better way.
At just 2L, the Stravaig Dry Bag is deliberately wee - the perfect size for your wet kit or the essentials you need to keep dry. This wee swim bag works both ways - seal your wet kit inside to keep everything else dry, or use it to protect your valuables from the outside. Dry phone, dry keys, dry layers - while your wet swimsuit stays sealed and contained where it belongs.
Made from lightweight 0.3mm Polyester PVC with a secure roll-top closure and welded seams, it's fully waterproof and built to handle the mud, sand, and general aftermath of a good day outdoors. Small enough to tuck inside your changing robe or kit bag, and useful enough to earn its place on every adventure.
Tràigh Blue (Navy) - Inspired by tràigh - the Gaelic word for shore - and the deep inky navy of Scotland's most remote and wind-swept beaches.
Key Features
Key Features
- Wee but hardworking: at just 2L (D12*H27cm), the perfect size for wet swimwear or small valuables - without taking up precious space in your kit bag
- Works both ways: seal wet kit in to keep everything else dry, or protect your valuables from outside moisture
- Made from lightweight 0.3mm Polyester PVC for reliable waterproof protection
- Roll-top closure and welded seams keep water out and wet kit securely sealed
- Lightweight and compact: easy to pack, carry, and store - tucks neatly inside your changing robe or kit bag
- Perfect for wild swimming, paddle boarding, kayaking, camping, and travel
- Distinctive Stravaig design: Scottish-inspired colours and branding
Care Guide
Care Guide
Wipe clean with a sponge or cloth.
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Stravaig Waterproof 2L Dry Bag - Tràigh Blue (Navy) FAQs
Can dry bags be submerged?
Dry bags are designed to keep your kit dry in rain, splashes, and wet boats/boards and quick submersion - but they’re not meant to be fully submerged underwater. If a dry bag is held underwater (or dropped in a loch), water can seep in over time, especially around the roll-top closure. For best results, roll the top down tightly (at least 3 times) and clip it shut.
Do dry bags float?
They can float, but it’s not guaranteed in every situation - and they shouldn’t be used as a flotation device. A dry bag will usually float if there’s trapped air inside and the contents aren’t too heavy. If it’s packed with heavy kit (shoes, lots of waterlogged gear) or you’ve squeezed most of the air out, it may sit low in the water or sink.
To give it the best chance of floating:
- Roll the top down tight (3+ rolls) and clip it shut
- Leave a bit of air inside
- Don’t overload it with very heavy items
What size of dry bag should I get?
To help answer this, the below guide is what our customers have used the different bag sizes for:
Trinkie Water Resistant Zip Bag: ideal for keeping small essentials organised and dry inside a bigger bag - goggles, keys, phone, cards/cash, and snacks.
2L Dry Bag: perfect for wet swimwear after a swim - seals soggy kit away so the rest of your bag stays dry. Also works in reverse to protect small valuables from outside moisture.
5L Dry Bag: best for phone, keys, wallet, snacks, small towel, swim hat/gloves
10L dry bag: fits a towel poncho or small towel, spare layers, flip flops, plus bits and bobs
20L Dry Bag: great for bulkier kit like a changing robe, bigger towel/poncho, extra clothes, and post-swim layers (ideal for full wild swimming kit)