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Old 11-06-2003   #1
RiverWrangler

Profile:  Mad Scientist/Creeker
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Dry storage float bags

anybody have some beta on the dry storage float bag front. NRS has some for pretty cheap and they look... o.k. ... but watershed has the super dope fly looking model with the zip-dry system (futa). anyway, does anybody own either of these and have a comment about how they function. I would like to just pick up a couple of the NRS models because you can get two for less than the price of one watershed model, but if their not durable and dry then they won't do me any good.
thanks,
EJ
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Old 11-07-2003   #2
Dirty Al

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I use the wildwasser ones and they are the Bomb. I bring a med kit and some extra clothes on every trip for an emergency and it has never gotten wet at all. I hope this helps.
--Al
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Old 11-07-2003   #3
Geezer

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Ditto with the Wildwasser bags. My stuff is always dry.
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Old 11-07-2003   #4
chad

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bomber gear makes two sizes of stow floats. they are the best out there. they're different because the air bag and dry storage are two seperate compartments allowing you to put as little or as much gear in the bag and have everything fit snug.
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Old 11-13-2003   #5
Toulumne Jack

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NRS Bags

I've got the NRS bags, they're pretty old now but still bomber and keep my gear dry.
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