NICECNC Motorcycle Dry Bag 66L Waterproof Duffel bag Wear resistant bottom Motorcycle Tail Bag Motorcycle Rear Seat Bag Motorcycle Luggage Bag Saddle Bag Accessories Bag Trip Camping Outdoor Yellow

I've been using this bag for a couple months now, and have nothing but good things to say. It is made of a nice and heavy rubberized material that keeps water out, without the worry of it soaking through.All of the hardware seems to be of good quality, none of the many buckles feel cheap or fragile, the included webbing straps have held up well in the elements and the zipper is smooth.The bag has held up to driving wind and heavy rain, with not so much as a drop getting to the interior.If you are looking for a motorcycle duffle, this one offers an extremely good value. I suspect it may have other uses, such as kayaking and canoeing, but I've yet to try it out for those purposes.

First fore into using NiceCNC for anything other than machined parts. Seems to be on par with the quality of the other chinese brands but still like $20 cheaper. Happy with the purchase.

It didn’t come with the straps carry

Is motorcyclist, we love getting out there on the highway, letting the wind shoot through our hair, and just eating up the miles. But for me, there’s nothing that’s more exciting than getting off the beaten path, finding new trails and Moto camping. But to do that well, you’ve got to have bags that can hand up to the rigors of adventure riding, this means, waterproofing, ruggedness, and being able to take some hits when you drop your bike.As someone who owns several pen, air bags, and waterproof tail bags, I have to tell you, I am extremely impressed with this 66 L waterproof duffel bag. From the moment I pulled it out of the box, I’m not sure what, impressed me more, how rugged the bag itself is, the waterproofing, or how good-looking and spacious this bag is.Everything you need to strap this down in multiple configurations is included in the bag. The attachment points and clips seem to be durable, but time will tell. I will most likely still use external straps. The straps that come with it are a little bit flimsy, and I have noticed them to slip a little, but that’s not a big deal to me as there are many attachment points, and I typically use outside straps.There are deep water proof pockets on both the outside and inside of the bag, and a wonderful feature point is the air valve which allows you the ability to remove air from the bag after it’s packed. Included with the bag or separate straps and shoulder strap for use in carrying it as a duffel bag.Well, I’ve only had this bag for a couple months, it has become my main top bag. The waterproofing is top notch, you don’t see any seems as they’ve all been sealed, and the waterproof zippers work like gangbusters.Overall, this is a fantastic bag that allows me to carry a tent, sleeping bag, stove, and many other things, we’re still having room left over. This is a fantastic bag.

Motorcycle bags tend to be specialized, leaky, and a bit expensive.I've had several brands of dry bags that perform well but can be a pain to affix to the bike or have a roll top closure that is a fuss to close as they can trap air. This bag combines a near waterproof zipper, a roll top, and a screw valve to completely seal and still bleed all excess air out so it can be tightly strapped down.Key points:-Waterproof to any situation you can ride in. With at least two turns of the top, the zipper is completely waterproof, even in serious deluges that have you waiting under a bridge for the weather to slack up. I rode to work one day with my lunch, change of clothes, and everything wrapped in colored gift wrap tissue paper inside. The tissue paper showed no signs of moisture penetration, despite five hours of heavy rain and an hour on the road.-Integrated tiedowns. The quick release buckles are stout and the sewn-in loops allow one end to girth hitch to the bike's pillion rack and the other end to clip to the back. There are velcro keepers on almost all of the straps to secure loose ends. The only complaint is the carry handles don't have velcro wraps to secure them when the bag is less than full.-Size. This bag is huge for a single bag but certainly has potential for use with bulky things like sleeping bags.-Value: This bag is a good deal. It's not an Ortleib but it isn't priced like one, either. It's an excellent VALUE in a bag that should give several years service.