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New from Skinz and available @ www.sledsolutions.com

The Powder Pak is 100 % waterproof and is universal so it can be used on almost any sled.

All for under $100.

If you have anything that you want to keep 100% dry in any conditions during a day of riding this is your pak.

* Water Proof Seams
* Water Proof Material
* Fits ALL Tunnels
* Easy Access
* Durable Construction
* Easy Installation
* Removable
* Pak size 12 x 12 x 12 (1728 cu.in.)
* Available in BLACK ONLY!

$99.00

MADE IN THE U.S.A.

Thanks,
Paul

 

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looks like a modified dry bag for running rivers....why is it twice as much though?

 

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Would stuff really stay dry? I think the biggest problem with my tunnel bag is condensation, with the cold temps hitting the top and the heat from the cooler hitting the bottom. Would this help that?

 

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tudizzle said:

looks like a modified dry bag for running rivers....why is it twice as much though?

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This bag was designed and built by Skinz. We do not set pricing. These bags come with the straps and the hardware to attach to the sled.

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Would stuff really stay dry? I think the biggest problem with my tunnel bag is condensation, with the cold temps hitting the top and the heat from the cooler hitting the bottom. Would this help that?

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It will keep the water OUT but condensation can still occur in some cases.

 

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I can see I DIDN'T order enough of these.....

 

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No more wet spare gloves!!!

 

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Perfect for Camera gear!!!!!

 

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yep, have to agree with dizz... i use a river running dry bag on mine. only difference is no attaching straps.....about 35-40 bucks, probably a bit larger volume. if you have a "towel" in there as well, no trouble with condensation......not trying to rain on anyones parade (i own and love the SPG stuff i have), just in the spirit of full disclosure.

 

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Sled Solutions said:

I can see I DIDN'T order enough of these.....

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Then why do you keep bumping this thread...should be sold out by now!

 

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I'm not a rain cloud either....

....but I use a pelican case, it's lockable, it's sealed, absolutly waterproof and it is crush proof, so my camera gear is safe.....I made a couple of aluminum bars to mount it using the "T" channel on the tunnel.
Condensation is still a problem, as with any bag that is sealed. I just keep a couple of those "Do not eat" desicant packs and trade them out from time to time.

Sorry. I like the SPG stuff as well, but man.......

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tudizzle said:

Then why do you keep bumping this thread...should be sold out by now!

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Just because I didn't order enough doesn't mean I can't get more.....

 

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Bagger said:

....but I use a pelican case, it's lockable, it's sealed, absolutly waterproof and it is crush proof, so my camera gear is safe.....I made a couple of aluminum bars to mount it using the "T" channel on the tunnel.
Condensation is still a problem, as with any bag that is sealed. I just keep a couple of those "Do not eat" desicant packs and trade them out from time to time.

Sorry. I like the SPG stuff as well, but man.......

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You mind posting pics? I have been thinking the same for camera's and such.. Does it work pretty good for quick access too?

Excellent idea

 

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