Well... I'm not quite sure how to phrase this, so I'll just say it flat out.
Wanna protect your gear on the roof rack/in the canoe/campsite from rain/snow/hail whatever?
Medical Examiner Body Bag.
As a health care professional working in a busy Level 1 trauma center, occasionally people die... and their bodies need to removed from the Emergency Department and sent to the Medical Examiner's Office. I'm not associated with the "bagging" of a decedent, but happened to see this process and noted the very tough quality of the bag.
Some time later, I saw a Medical Examiner technician entering the facility. I stopped to talk to him about the strength/durability of the "bags".
I'll spare you the grisly details, but he gave me a bag... and it is a "must have" for campers etc.
These bags are great as far as preventing "leakage" <inwards or outwards> and protecting its contents from the environment in general.
Wanna protect your gear on the roof rack/in the canoe/campsite from rain/snow/hail whatever?
Medical Examiner Body Bag.
As a health care professional working in a busy Level 1 trauma center, occasionally people die... and their bodies need to removed from the Emergency Department and sent to the Medical Examiner's Office. I'm not associated with the "bagging" of a decedent, but happened to see this process and noted the very tough quality of the bag.
Some time later, I saw a Medical Examiner technician entering the facility. I stopped to talk to him about the strength/durability of the "bags".
I'll spare you the grisly details, but he gave me a bag... and it is a "must have" for campers etc.
These bags are great as far as preventing "leakage" <inwards or outwards> and protecting its contents from the environment in general.