ACR RapidDitch Bag: Buoyant and Designed to Keep Essential Emergency Supplies Safe, Accessible, and Afloat in Critical Situations for Reliable Survival Support.

The bag is very roomy, lots of compartments to put what you need, and it floats. Great to have if you’re boating, and emergency happens. You can also put food/drinks in the compartment. Great bag!!

Big and bulky, but it does its job well—lots of storage space for all your emergency needs. We use this on a 38ft Power Cat, used for commercial offshore fishing charters. It is able to fit a large medical kit, spare flashlight, binoculars, EPIRB, flares and more. Our last one survived around 3 years before the zippers succumbed to too much salt buildup. Highly recommend applying a zipper lubricant/protectant. We have never had to 'ditch' yet, but I am sure this bag will be invaluable if we ever do. One small complaint is that the stitching on the seams could be a bit more rugged. The side pockets attached to the main bag will tear if you keep picking the bag up without using the shoulder strap.

Nice product but it was so big it took up too much space in the boat.

Excellent quality product! Epirb fits in holder perfectly. Very fast delivery.

This ditch bag is larger than I expected (4,205 cu in). We are able to get everything on our ditch list into this one bag (Including our life jackets). We have a spot on our boat for this but you'd want to be sure you had the room. There is a smaller version (1,827 cu in) that we saw at West Marine that is called a "RapidDitch Express Bag." I hope I never have to review whether it was big enough or how it held up in multiple days in the water.

It's much bigger than I expected. This gear bag was given as a birthday present to my better half. I loved the facial expression when he read the suggested supplies to add to it. Filled it with waterproof items, such as underwater whistles, iridescent compass, emergency blanket, can opener & emergency kit. Still lots of room for his GoPro 4, laptop, wallet, keys, cells.

I've never needed to ditch, and hope I never do, but this seems like a great bag, in case of such an emergency. All supplies from my last RapidDitch fit nicely in the new one. (Zipper on the old one corroded away to nothing). What else is there to say? It's hi-viz, floats, fits your survival gear. Check, and done.

Well made, but phone was to hard to get out. Need to make to hold case also.

This is not waterproof, it floats though but water seeps in.