drybag

noun
UK /ˈdraɪ.bæɡ/
US /ˈdraɪ.bæɡ/

A drybag is a special bag that keeps your things dry when you are near water.

She packed her phone and snacks in a drybag before the kayak trip.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. A bag designed to keep moisture out during outdoor sports like paddling or hiking.

He clipped the drybag to his paddleboard so his towel would stay dry.

3. A sealed storage bag used to protect electronics and clothes from rain or splashes.

Put your camera in a drybag before we cross the river.

4. A roll-top sack that floats and keeps gear safe on boats.

The drybag floated beside the canoe after it tipped over.