[quote=jalex]I have been using SeaLine dry bags for a few years with good results. I use a 30L for trips 5 days and less and a 55L for longer trips. They work well but are not fool proof, you need to make sure the black rubber gaskets match up before you do your folds, and if you overfill the bag you won't get the folds you need. Used correctly they keep everything bone dry for me, even in a capsize. Not sure if you have any backpacking expierence but depending on how many days you'll be out there that's how you'll need to pack to keep weight and windage down. Dehydrated food and water purification. If you get the store bought dehydrated meals I find lasagna and mac and cheese taste the most like home. Sawyer makes an awesome inexpensive water purification system. Let us know how it goes, I do some long weekends on my H16 with a friend and gear and we keep it pretty bare bones.[/quote]
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