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    • Welded PVC seam: the body seam is heat-welded rather than stitched, so there is no line of needle holes for water to work through.
    • Roll-top and buckle: three folds, one clip, and the rolled top doubles as the grab handle.
    • Adjustable shoulder strap: clipped to two D-rings, worn across the body for the walk down to the water and back.
    • 10 litres of dry kit: a towel, a change of clothes, a phone and a flask, which is the whole of a cold water session.
    • Flat base: the bag stands up on its own on shingle or a wet slipway, instead of rolling over into the water while you change.

    The Swimming Drybag: Dry Clothes Waiting at the End of a Cold Swim

    Cold water swimming in this country means a walk back across a windy car park, and the whole session turns on whether the towel and the clothes stayed dry. The swimming drybag is welded PVC rather than stitched fabric, so the seam has no needle holes, and the roll-top shuts with three folds and a buckle you can work with numb fingers. At 10 litres it holds a towel, a change of clothes, a phone and a flask, then rides on an adjustable shoulder strap down to the shingle. The bright colours are worth taking seriously on open water, where a black bag on a grey Cornish sea is gone in seconds. Salt and sand rinse straight off the PVC under a tap at home, which is the difference between kit you use every week and kit that stays in the boot.

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