When hiking with a dry bag, such as from your docking station to a campsite, a hip belt can be a saving grace. A waist belt is especially useful for heavier cargo or if you need to bushwhack.

A removable waist strap makes carry even easier ... The split build does mean it’s on the longer side. Dry bags have many uses, including the ability to separate your gross, sweaty clothes ...

This dry bag is made from heavy-duty PVC tarpaulin ... The pouch has an adjustable waist strap as well. What we like: a clear front panel lets you see what’s inside the bag.

When you use a dry bag, you keep water out and don’t need to deal with a soggy sweater or wet sandwiches. Here are some of ...

The belt adjusts to fit waist sizes from 16 to 40 inches. PROS: Water-resistant exterior and a fully-lined interior keeps things dry. CONS: Some say because the bag sits flatter against the body ...

This waist bag by Osprey is pretty much an open book ... and whatever else you have and keep it all dry, too. But its compact design—devoid of unnecessary details beyond a zip pocket—will ...

with the Lomo dry bag rucksack. It has 40 litres of capacity, which means plenty of space for your wetsuit, towel and any other items, with an ergonomic design featuring a waist belt and chest ...

The Dry Bag has a capacity of 28 liters and is made from lightweight, highly durable 500D PVC. It includes comfortable padded shoulder straps with a breathable mesh- lining, plus waist and chest ...