We always recommend “double bagging” electronics before placing them in a dry bag.
For seriously wet conditions or storing high-value camera gear, the safest option is a Pelican case or another hard case with an O-ring seal.
If you prefer to use dry bags, place your electronics in one of our IPX8-rated cases, then pack that inside a Lightweight or heavier dry bag for extra protection.
For more tips, see our blog post: Packing Electronics
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