Dry bags are classified as stow bags – where the closure is made by rolling it down and attaching it to itself to make a handle.
Outfitter stow
Flat bottom – where the end of the bag is a flat seam with grommets in it
All other stow bags that are not designated with the word outfitter
Guitar bag – are not stow bags because the closure rolls down and attaches to the side of the bag. There are other customized bags that do this too, and they do it in different ways.
Round bottom outfitter- where a round “disk shaped” piece of material is welded on the bottom
Small, medium and large round bottom outfitter bags. (outfitter stow on the left)
Double ended- where there are closures on both ends
Roll Down Duffle- where the bag is a cylinder with 2 round ends and the closure is on the side.
Generally the larger the item put in the bag or the larger the item name associated to the bag, the larger the bag will be. For instance, a Canoe is larger than a kayak, and so canoe stow bags are larger than Kayak stow bags, but Tent stow bags are even longer than Canoe stow bags because the tent poles are long, and they could poke holes in a shorter bag.