Waterproof document case

[Bluto]

I have multiple dry bags, all with rounded bottoms. It’s awkward and inefficient when using them to hold a 2” document binder.

Does anyone make a soft-sided “flat” dry bag that fits something like a trapper keeper? Map cases will only hold a few pages and anything Pelican names is hard-sided and heavy.

I’m thinking along the lines of a messenger bag sized case. Whatever it is, I need it to be waterproof and light weight. What do you use to secure documents?

[Big A]

I would give the Magpul Daka pouches a look. I have 3 of them and so far they held up well. I spilled a 20oz cup of coffee on one and the contents stayed dry. I wiped the outside off with a wet paper towel. I don't know how well it would do if you submerged it in water for an extended period of time but they are water resistant if you wanted to put them in a bug-out bag. May have to rethink your 2" binder though.

ETA Link:
https://www.magpul.com/products/magpul-daka-pouch-xl

[Evel Baldgui]

Not 'soft' but the pelican 1085 laptop case is where i keep all my 'grab n go' hard copy documents in addition to every doc being on flash drive.

[Bluto]

FWIW is anyone is interested I found this case and it works perfectly:

https://www.amazon.com/Aqua-Quest-Mo...top+case&psc=1

I have zero affiliation with the manufacturer.

[JasonB1]

Would it fit in the 2 gallon Ziploc bags?

[fyrediver]

The Aloksak line may be what you're looking for: https://loksak.com/aloksak/

They come in every size from wallet to rifle. Clear, flat, zippered, submersible. Inexpensive too.