Description
The Wet Dry Duffle measures in at 28 x 15 x 11 inches and weighs about 3 pounds empty. It boasts several zippered compartments, a tarp lined wax pocket, a clear vinyl hardware pocket, a padded shoulder strap, and most importantly, a seam sealed wetsuit compartment. My particular bag is black with camouflage embellishments, but the Wet Dry Duffle also comes in black and gray as well as charcoal and red.
The morning I broke out the duffle was the same day that Tropical Storm Irene was churning off the coast. It was a warm, summer day, but I had to put this baby to use, so I packed her with a rash guard, wax, wetsuit top, sunglasses, towel, baggies, and a change of clothes for my post-session meal. There was plenty of space to spare. If my kids were still infants, I could have thrown in some bottles and diapers ta boot. The tarp lining could be suitable for storing medicine, soaps, or snacks since the thick canvass material keeps much of the heat from getting through. In fact, none of my wax melted while the bag baked in my truck. I don’t know if that was due to the duffle or some other atmospheric phenomenon.
After a full session, I returned to my truck and stuffed the canvass compartment with my wet gear, pushed my damp towel into the main pocket, and relished in the fact that all my accessories were securely packed in one place without any damp spots on my floorboard or my car seats.
