Stay prepared, protected and packed for your next adventure with our premium range of organisation bags for travel and action-packed days. Whether you’re trekking into the wilderness, jetting off overseas or staying active closer to home, our collection of dry bags, packing cubes, organisation pouches, laptop sleeves, passport holders, travel wallets and money bags ensures your essentials are secure, safe and easy to access. At Wildfire Sports & Trek, we stock trusted brands including Eagle Creek, Osprey, Pacsafe, Sea To Summit, Tasmanian Tiger and more - each offering smart, durable storage solutions for travellers and outdoor enthusiasts alike.

Dry Bags

Dry bags or dry sacks are waterproof bags specifically designed to keep their contents dry even in extremely wet conditions. They're commonly used during outdoor and water-based activities like kayaking, canoeing, boating, paddleboarding, rafting, hiking and camping.

Abrasion-resistant dry bags are typically made from waterproof materials such as durable or ripstop nylon fabric. What sets them apart is their unique closure system, usually a roll-top design to create a watertight seal, while also offering protection from dust, sand and mud, which is helpful on beach trips or dusty treks. Trapping air inside your dry bag helps it float, which can help you retrieve it quickly and avoid losing valuable items if it falls into water. 

Their adaptable roll-top closure allows you to reduce bulk and make the dry bag more compact, resulting in easier and more efficient packing in your hiking pack and during camping trips. Compression dry sacks are especially effective in saving space when it comes to your soft gear, featuring compression straps to shrink down your load. Sea To Summit dry bags and Osprey dry bags lead the way with lightweight, roll-top designs made from high-performance, waterproof materials.

Dry bags are perfect for safeguarding valuables, electronics, outdoor clothing and sleep systems, giving you peace of mind in wet environments or during a downpour. Wondering what size dry bag you need? Dry bags come in a range of sizes - from compact pouches for personal items to large dry sacks for bulky gear. 

3L dry bags and 5L dry bags are perfect for keeping your phone, keys, wallet and other small valuables protected, and may even accommodate a small first aid kit. 10L dry bags comfortably fit your choice of spare outdoor clothing or light jacket, small towel, water bottle, as well as your small valuables. They are often considered the best dry bag size for taking on your kayaking adventures. 

20L dry bags are ideal for day trips where you want to stash your towel, a change of clothes, binoculars or camera, snacks and lunch or other gear safely. 30L - 35L dry bags are fantastic for extended journeys or weekend hikes, carrying adventure-ready gear like a compact sleeping bag, camp food, several clothing changes or thermals and more. 

Organisation Bags & Pouches

Organisation bags and pouches offer a wide range of benefits, especially when it comes to travel, storage and simplifying everyday life. One of their key advantages is how they help maximise space. By compressing clothes and grouping items together, they allow you to fit more into your roller bag, duffel bag or travel pack free of clutter. This space efficiency is especially helpful for frequent travellers - whether you’re travelling light or are a heavy packer seeking to fit more into a smaller travel bag. For adventurers who value structure on the move, packing cubes and toiletry pockets are a must. 

Top travel bag brands Eagle Creek and Osprey offer a variety of travel organisers including ventilated packing cubes and compression packing cubes to help make packing efficient and stress-free. They allow you to easily separate clean and dirty clothes and streamline access when you're on the go. With key features like secure zip closures, lightweight materials, internal dividers to isolate gear and in some cases, translucent fabric to identify your belongings quickly, you’ll stay travel-ready. 

Packing cube sets provide the most convenience to ensure similar or related outdoor gear and clothing can be placed in the most appropriately sized packing cube - whether it's a 2L packing cube, 4L packing cube, 9L packing cube or anything in between. Many packing cubes from Eagle Creek are made with recycled nylon to pack smarter while lightening your environmental footprint.

If you want to ensure your gear can breathe during long journeys, Sea To Summit small garment mesh bags, medium garment mesh bags and large garment mesh bags help keep your outdoor clothing free of creases while keeping them easily visible in your larger travel bag. Tasmanian Tiger gives your packing strategy an edge with Tasmanian Tiger pouches to ensure your first aid gear, multitools, maps, fire starter kits, snacks and more all have a place - a must-have for the organised camper. 

Travel Wallets & Money Belts

Travel wallets keep your essential documents and valuables organised, secure and easily accessible while you're on the move. Their benefits go far beyond just holding your passport - they can significantly reduce stress and streamline your travel experience.

One of the most important advantages of a travel wallet is that it centralises all your vital items in one place. Instead of fumbling through your travel bag for a boarding pass, passport or foreign currency, you have everything together in a single, organised pouch. 

This not only saves time at airports and borders but also reduces the chance of losing important documents or misplacing items when you're under pressure. When everything is stored together, it’s easier to perform quick checks to ensure you haven’t forgotten anything. Many travellers experience less anxiety simply by having all their documents organised and within easy reach.

Security is another major benefit. Available from Pacsafe, the anti-theft travel equipment experts, travel wallets with RFID-blocking technology protect against electronic theft - perfect for crowded cities and long-haul journeys. A well-constructed wallet also keeps your cards, cash and documents safely zipped or buttoned away, reducing the risk of pickpocketing or accidental loss.

To take security to the next level on your travels, consider buying a money belt or waist wallet. Money belts and waist wallets are worn discreetly under clothing - usually around the waist - which makes them much harder for pickpockets to access. This makes them especially useful in crowded areas, on public transport or when visiting places known for petty theft. Many protect against cut-and-run theft by being secured to your body with slash-resistant straps.

While travel wallets prioritise organisation and accessibility, money belts prioritise stealth and safety. They're not meant for frequent access throughout the day but are fantastic for storing backup cash, important documents or secondary credit cards you don’t need to use often. Some include RFID-blocking layers for digital protection, just like travel wallets.

Beyond flights and border crossings, travel wallets are also useful during the rest of your journey. They can help you store public transport tickets, museum passes, receipts or local maps, keeping your day-to-day travel tidy and efficient. Some travellers even use them as their main wallet during trips, especially in places where switching currencies or showing ID is frequent.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

How Do I Properly Seal A Dry Bag?

1. Inspect The Bag For Damage: Before using your dry bag, take a moment to look it over carefully. Check for any punctures, tears or holes - especially along the roll-top edge and seams. Even small damage can compromise its waterproof integrity.

2. Fill The Dry Bag: Pack the items you want to keep dry, making sure not to overstuff it. Pack your least used items first at the base of the dry bag, and most frequently used items at the top for convenience. Leave enough empty space at the top so there’s room to roll the opening closed securely.

3. Press Out Any Excess Air: By gently squeezing the bag, your items can be packed down in a more compact space, but be cautious with delicate belongings. Removing excess air also makes rolling down the top easier. However, there are cases when leaving a small amount of air in your dry bag is an advantage. When sealed properly, dry bags can even trap enough air to float, making them especially useful in water sports where gear could otherwise be lost overboard.

4. Align The Top Edges: A smooth, wrinkle-free fold is essential for an effective seal, so ensure the top edges of your dry bag are flat and even.

5. Roll The Top Down Tightly: Make at least three full folds, aiming for a tight, even roll to create a more reliable waterproof barrier. Roll toward the front of the bag, not sideways.

6. Buckle The Ends Together: Clip the two fasteners or buckles on either side of the rolled section. This secures the seal and typically forms a convenient carry handle or attachment loop. This roll-top closure system creates a watertight barrier that keeps contents dry.

Important Tips: Be sure to choose waterproof dry bags over water-resistant bags if you need additional confidence and protection in wet environments or are regularly involved in water sports.

Check the recommendations of the manufacturer before entrusting your dry bag with your electronics, especially when they are at risk of submersion, as different dry bags have different limitations and levels of waterproofing.

Double bagging your valuables by placing them in a small dry bag that’s packed in a medium dry bag or large dry bag may be an effective protective measure against water damage. 

Do Packing Cubes Actually Help For Travel?

Absolutely. Small packing cubes, medium packing cubes and large packing cubes help you maximise space and simplify access to your belongings by separating items efficiently - making packing and unpacking smoother. Instead of having loose items floating around your bag, you can sort everything into categories - shirts in one packing cube, shorts & pants in another and so on. This makes it easier to find what you need quickly and saves time when packing or unpacking.

Some travellers even use them to plan clothing by travel day or activity and gear by type, which can be particularly useful on multi-stop itineraries. Packing cubes also add a layer of protection for your items. They can shield your clothes from spills, dirt and wrinkles, especially when made from water-resistant materials. 

Beyond travel, packing cubes serve practical purposes in everyday life. They’re excellent for tidying up gym duffel bags, electronics or even work essentials. People with active lifestyles often use them to keep chargers and personal items neatly sorted inside a larger bag. At home, they’re handy for storing out-of-season clothing or separating gear for hobbies, like camping or fitness.

Using these organisational tools can also make your daily routines less stressful. When you know exactly where everything is, you're less likely to forget something important or waste time searching through your bag. Packing cubes combine simplicity with structure, offering a clean, streamlined way to carry or store your belongings, whether you're on the move or seeking adventure in your own backyard.

What Should I Look For In A Travel Wallet?

When choosing a travel wallet, it's important to focus on a few key factors that will ensure your travel experience is organised, secure and stress-free. The right travel wallet should strike a balance between size, functionality, durability and security.

The best travel wallet will be compact enough to fit into a small travel bag or even a large pocket, but large enough to comfortably hold your passport without bending it. Many travellers also look for wallets that include space for a boarding pass or itinerary, so they can keep all essential documents in one place.

A travel wallet should have multiple slots for credit cards, identification and public transport passes. It should also include compartments for paper currency - ideally, separate sections for different currencies if you're travelling between countries. A coin pocket, preferably zippered, is useful in destinations where coins are still heavily used. 

Security features are essential when you're carrying sensitive items. Closures like zippers, Velcro or magnetic clasps ensure that nothing falls out accidentally, and some travel wallets have hidden pockets for storing emergency cash or backup cards. Depending on your travel style, you might also consider a design that includes a waist strap or neck lanyard for added security in crowded areas with under-clothing wear.

A wallet with RFID-safe technology helps protect against electronic theft, shielding your cards from unauthorised scans with strategic lining materials. For the main body of the wallet, synthetic materials like nylon or polyester are lightweight, durable and often water-resistant - making them ideal for outdoor adventures or humid climates. Pacsafe often construct their RFID protected travel wallets from water-resistant recycled polyester for peace of mind. 

Ultimately, your travel wallet should match your travel habits. If you prefer minimalist, streamlined gear, a small wallet with the essentials might be perfect. But if you carry a lot of documents, currencies or need to stay hyper-organised, a large travel wallet with detailed compartments may serve you better.