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Clear- up to 10 lt: For the essentials, such as phone, wallet, keys, and 1-2 pieces of clothing. Suitable for the beach and day trips.
- 11 to 25 lt: For day adventures. Fits a change of clothes, snacks, and basic gear. A suitable choice for SUP, kayaking, or hiking.
- 25 to 50 lt: Capacity that meets your needs for 2-3 days. Suitable for multi-day excursions, camping, or longer sea trips with canoe/kayak.
- over 50 lt: For those who need plenty of space. Carries bulky or group equipment, suitable for professional missions, multi-day boat trips, or demanding outdoor activities.
- IPX4 (Ψιχάλα / Σταγόνες): They withstand water splashes from any direction. Suitable for light rain, but not for prolonged exposure.
- IPX5 (Έντονη Βροχή): They protect against low-pressure water jets (e.g. heavy rain on a motorcycle or while camping).
- IPX6 (Θαλάσσια Σπορ): They withstand strong water jets and large waves. Suitable for water sports, kayaking, and stand-up paddleboarding (SUP).
- IPX7 (Βύθιση στο Νερό): Fully waterproof. They withstand accidental or temporary immersion in water (up to 1 meter deep for 30 minutes).
- Beach: Small bags (up to 15L) to protect your personal items (phone, wallet, towel) from sand, splashes, and moisture on the sun lounger or during a short walk.
- Kayak / SUP: Bags with enhanced waterproofing (PVC), roll-top closure, and attachment rings (D-rings). They are made to withstand waves, water sports, or even temporary submersion in water.
- Roll-Top (Foldable): Rolling (usually 3 times) together with the clip creates an airtight "seal" that prevents water from entering from above, even if the bag is temporarily submerged.
- Attachment Ring (D-Ring): They allow the secure attachment of the bag to equipment or the fastening of accessories for easy access. They do not affect waterproofness, but make the bag much more functional and secure.
- Drain Valve: Allows easy removal of water from inside the bag without needing to open it. It is extremely useful when storing or transporting wet gear (e.g. diving suits, fins, wet clothes).