Looking to get a dry bag to use while kayaking. Anyone have one that they recommend?

Sealine we have had one for about ten years. Use it for scuba to keep towels and shirts dry. They are quite durable think getting thrown on and off a boat over 200 times, no leaks as of last usage.

A 40 liter bag will hold beach towels, shorts, hats, Tshirts, glasses for two, but it is on the big side.

I think I have a sealine as well, maybe the 30L. always has worked great. been on scuba boats, fishing, beach, pool, etc.

I have some of the much smaller, ~5L, Sealine bags for keeping things dry in the kayak on overnight trips. They were on the shelf at REI so that's what I got. Work great.

Sealine and Sea to Summit is what we use. The Sea to Summit is lighter-duty, but they also make heavier stuff too, we just haven't used it.

I have a couple from Sea to Summit and NRS. They both work well

I've used sea to summit. Like them.

I have a 13L Sea to Summit Big River I like a lot. It's fairly thick material that seems fairly tear resistant which was important to me since I was replacing a dry bag I tore on a sharp rock. The only thing I didn't like is that it didn't come with a carrying strap. I used the one off of the torn one though so that wasn't an issue.

Thanks for all the replies! Looks like sealine and sea to summit seem to be the go to bags.