Description
Some riders pack light. Others load up for a full week off-grid, and that second group is who the Tillamook Dry Bag was built for. This is Giant Loop’s expedition-sized roll-top, rated for up to 48 liters of gear, and it is the bag that shows up on adventure bikes headed for multi-day routes where a rain jacket left in a wet bag is a genuine problem, not just an inconvenience.
- Volume range of 30 to 48 liters depending on how many times you roll each end down
- Anchor strap system built into the bag so it lashes directly to a saddlebag, rack, or seat without extra hardware
- Air purge valve lets you squeeze trapped air out before cinching down, keeping the load compact and stable at speed
- Openings on both ends give quick access to whatever you packed last, useful when you need dry gear fast in changing weather
- Converts to a backpack using the included shoulder straps once you are off the bike
- Unloaded it lays flat at roughly 44 by 19 inches, and cinches down to about 26 inches once packed and sealed
Whether it is strapped across the tail of a dual-sport for a week-long loop or bungeed to a UTV rack for a weekend in the dunes, the Tillamook does its job without complaint. IPD Racing sells the gray version of this dry bag for riders who need serious capacity and do not want to think twice about rain, mud, or dust getting to their gear.
