Lets water & air right through- not to keep dry
923621
I would have figured garden glove would keep hands dry as you can work in wet soil or mud from time to tme. This glove looks great & fits great & is designed to fit comfortably & not fall off. Only problem to me if used in water the glove fills up with water. To keep hands dry was what I wanted. Though do understand other people would like air penerable. ( When it comes to materials, they are not cheap & you get 2.)
4854195
When u move it water easily comes out and its not sealed. I have a toddler who loves going trough this and the room floor ends up being so wet as soon as he touches it
1825079
These filters don't block water flow when they are dry like the store bought filters did.
4760167
Good if you can completely dry out the object (i.e. pipe) that you are using it on, but if there is no water - works great.
1811714
My husband and I find it relaxing to watch the designs this makes as the sand falls. But I spend way too much time removing air that leaks in. I added water, thinking maybe that was the problem, but quickly returned to a state where every few days the air bubble(s) gets so big it stops the sand from falling. I tried blocking three of the four air inlet locations with hot glue to reduce the places air could get in, to no avail. But I still enjoy it--just have to keep the syringe close at hand.
4937262
I love this tent! I slept in it in a drizzling rain around thirty-two degrees and I stayed dry. I gave it only three stars because the tent material was completely soaked - though I was dry. Other tents I have, even cheap ones, shed water nicely, but this is definitely a dry weather tent. The fabric was damp, and if I put my hand on it my hand was soaked, but it was not beading up on the inside of the tent or dripping.

Still, it is big enough for my 6'1'', broad-shouldered frame in an oversize sleeping bag, and still has room for my backpack, shoes, and a little room to turn over. Also, it is pretty lightweight. I did not carry it in my backpack, but it would not have been onerous if I had to do so.

I thoroughly sprayed the rain fly, door area, and interior ground level seams with waterproofing spray. I'll see if it more waterproof next time I camp in the rain.
3338479
Disappointed in absorption...just pushes water around. Color is pretty, though. Just not good for drying, not at all.
238698
I recently purchased this boot dryer, but returned it due to the fact that it takes the ambient air approximately 24hrs to dry boots that are really wet. Seeing that I use this to dry out hunting boots, I don't always have that kind of time between hunts. I moved over to a different boot dryer that has a fan and forces the heated air through the shoes. This works much better! I would suggest looking for something that uses heated forced air if you need something that can dry in the 3hr-6hr time frame.
2387927
Not bad for the price, but it easily gets wet inside & then fogs up & malfunctions. It comes apart & will dry out (I spayed canned air into the circuit section to blow out what I could) if left in a warm, airy place.  It got goofy after several uses & I thought it was ruined; turned out it was the little metal prong that touches the outer side of the battery; I pulled it out a bit & the battery became more secure. I will replace this when I can; it's not ideally suited to my primary purpose, making yogurt. I should have made sure it was waterproof.  It would be better suited for meat dishes, to be fair.
3653674
I would have given this tent 4 or 5 stars if it hadn't rained during my trip.  Very lightweight and extremely easy to put up.  The porch-type door that can be propped up was great.  Especially when it was just raining lightly...I could put stuff under it that I didn't necessesarily want in my tent but wanted to keep dry.  As soon as the rain started coming down a little harder (moderate, really) the tent started leaking all over...not something I could patch, just wasn't pulled tight enough.  If you're camping in an area that you are sure won't have any rain, this is the tent for you.
1251888
Not water resistant, not easy to dry out when it does get water in it. The condensation pitted the screen of my Garmin, not to the point of causing problems other than a rough surface on the screen now.  Great for a dry climate, might be ok for a wet but you'll have to pull everything out when you get to a point of getting dry since it doesn't ventilate itself.
2310385
Just needs more  silicon to prevent water going in.
1833438
This would be a great product....if water didn't get in between the double walls of the cup. I hand washed it (as instructed; I don't even own a dishwasher) and when I went to put it in my bug out bag after it dried, I could hear water sloshing around. I had to unscrew the carabiner handle and the water still isn't coming out easily. Not sure I want it in my bag where water can leak out if it isn't completely dry inside.
54848
I purchased this to use as an airgap for the discharge water from a water softener.  As a standalone product, it did not meet my needs However, with a little "help", it worked just fine.

 The discharge water, at least with our softener, has quite a bit of pressure behind it,  so simply placing the vinyl tube in the port at the top is insufficient The pressure would shoot it right out and spray water everywhere.  It just so happens that a standard dishwasher tubing coupler (rubber) fits perfectly over the port, with a 5/8 OD vinyl tube fitting perfectly in the other end. Problem solved! Also, I did use a zip tie to secure the device to the stand pipe... as I said, lots of pressure from the softener It was acting like a "jet" and lifting the device out of the standpipe. Does it tie ensured that the device was secure so that it wouldn't come out and again, spray water everywhere .
2117816
The cover arived quickly and fitt my 12' Kayak well. However, the seams are not sealed or even double stiched.  The material does not seem to be water repelant at all.  I put the cover on my kayak and put the kayak on its holding fixture outside.  Later that night it rained moderatly for about 30 min.  In that time about a cup of water pooled in the bottom of the cover.  The next day it rained heavily for about 3 hours and the cover retained about a gallon and a half.  I was fairly impressed that it held as much water as it did, I just wish the material was as good at keeping water out as it was keeping water in.  The customer service was very friendly and helpfull.  They processed the return quickly, but you are on the hook for return shipping.
634624
Not recommended for those who are looking for a "waterproof" backpack. Although they use really good waterproof material trying keeping your stuff dry, the lid system Perish everything. Rain water gets in so easily in to your bag from the top, and those water never goes out from the bottom of your bag. It ruined my notebooks and laptop + etc.

If you are not riding on a rainy day, this is a cool stuff, though.
2448244
I have never used a dry bag before and was excited to have it for kayaking. The material is pretty thick and impressive, no complaints there. I ran it thru several tests. First time was in the sink. I submerged it under water and pushed it back and forth slightly for about 10 seconds. Opened the bag to find my items were wet, not soaked but wet. Water had definitely made it's way into the bag. Tried it a second time in my pool just floating the bag around for a few minutes. Still had water although it was minimal. I had folded the top over 3 times tightly on both attempts. Had to try it one more time in the sink. This time I folded it over 5 times tightly and resulted in NO water. I am giving it 3 stars because this bag being waterproof lies mostly with how you seal up the bag. I would strongly caution anyone who uses this product to not assume it is 100% waterproof no matter what. I believe Mountaintop would be wise to change their advertising to water RESISTANT. It is misleading especially to a first time user such as myself. I am just glad I didn't use any important items like a cell phone or wallet when testing this out! Proceed with caution.