SealLine WideMouth - Review 2025

By: Anastasia & Torben Lonne - Updated: June 2025

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Anastasia

Contributor at Outoria.com

When she’s not drafting an article on what’s the best yoga pose for a good night of sleep, Anastasia is packing her suitcases to backpack through a country she’s never been to before.

Torben Lonne

Editor and Co-founder at Outoria.com

I’ve always been drawn to the water—whether it’s hiking along a mountain lake, paddling through quiet rivers, or pitching a tent near the coast. The gear I test here is stuff I’ve carried, used, and trusted when the weather turned or the trail got rough.

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Where to buy SealLine WideMouth:

Amazon

REI.com

Backcountry.com

Here is the dupe for the pricey YETI Panga duffel bag that is twice as expensive as the WideMouth model. Made from the rugged scrim-reinforced Vinyl, this item is as waterproof as it can be. The dry seal roll top-closure along with the shoulder straps and D-rings ensures that the bag is secure and durable. It is able to accommodate a load of substantial sizes without making it heavy for you to carry.

The opening is quite extensive, whereas the external pocket is big enough to fit your essentials. Who wants to be searching for keys in the vast open space when it’s pouring outside? Not us (and definitely not you).

The WorldMouth is a nice option for those not willing to splurge on the expensive YETI but determined to purchase a universal bag that would keep their stuff dry.