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Frequently Asked Questions
You can find our official website at sealline.org.
We are proud of our heritage and manufacturing; most of our products are made in our own factory in the USA.
Yes, SealLine is committed to building gear that survives the toughest conditions. We use high-quality materials and construction techniques, such as RF-welded seams, to ensure your equipment stays protected and dry on every adventure.
You can purchase our gear through various outdoor retailers and online marketplaces. Please visit our official website at sealline.org to find authorized buying options.
Depending on your needs, you might consider our various pack options, such as the lightweight Discovery series for packing efficiency or the classic, durable Baja dry bags, which are ideal for kayaking, backpacking, and marine environments.
We offer a dedicated Vinyl Dry Bag Repair Kit that allows you to make permanent field repairs to any vinyl-coated dry bag, duffel, or backpack using our included adhesive and patches.
Our waterproof map case provides a lightweight, durable way to secure your maps and documents during wet adventures. It features a wide-track zip closure for accessibility and is made from clear, BPA- and PVC-free polyurethane for easy reading.
Most of our dry bags, including the Baja and Discovery series, utilize a DrySeal roll-top closure. Simply fold the top over the stiffening strip multiple times and secure the buckle to create an effective waterproof seal. For added convenience, some of our models feature a PurgeAir valve to vent trapped air for easier compression.
Yes, we offer a range of accessories including waterproof cases for electronics and documents, as well as various storage sacks like our Blocker series, which are designed with a rectangular shape to provide more efficient packing inside your backpack or duffel.
Our gear is built for the maritime industry, focusing on durability and waterproof performance. We use superior RF-welded seams which are more durable and waterproof than standard sewn-and-taped seams, ensuring your gear stays bone-dry even in the toughest conditions.