Choose based on how hard the bag will be treated (abrasion/dragging) and whether it’s mainly an internal organiser or your primary dry storage.

• Dry-Bag Light (PS10 material) = ultralight organiser / liner

• Classic (PD350 material) = tougher daily-driver for frequent use

Dry-Bag Light (PS10 material)

• Material: PU-coated nylon — very packable, minimal weight

• IP rating:IP64 (dust-tight + splashproof)

• Best use: internal organisation (sleep kit, layers, electronics inside another bag)

Dry Bag Classic (PD350 material)

• Material: PVC-coated polyester — tougher “tarp” feel, better abrasion tolerance

• IP rating:IP64

• Best use: regular packrafting storage and frequent open/close handling

To achieve the stated IP rating, roll the closure correctly:

• Dry-Bag Light (PS10 material): roll 5–6 times

• Dry bag Classic (PD350 material): roll 3–4 times

Pack Raft Australia Recommendation: Ortlieb roll-top drybags are made from fully waterproof materials. Classic versions prioritise durability and abrasion resistance, while Light versions are still high quality but prioritise weight savings at the expense of toughness. Roll-top drybags are not designed for full or prolonged submersion; however, when the closure is rolled the recommended number of turns, they reliably keep out dust, rain and water splashes. If you need true submersion protection, we recommend compartmentalising by placing smaller roll-top drybags inside a larger primary dry bag to add redundancy and improve submersion reliability.