Is this speed cloth? It says waterproof but does not specifically say cloth..
800306
Yes its speed cloth and works fantastic. I bought it cause my friend already did and I was able to confirm through him. Best price out there.
730060
It is a woven canvas like cloth fairly heavy. Seems durable enough, I never have it out when it is raining so don't know if it is a water repellent fabric or not, I have it mounted back under the eaves so it doesn't ever get wet. Sorry this wasn't any more help for you.
286979
Yes. The label says that the waterproof layer is made of a polyester-backed vinyl.
1748405
I used it in summer Arizona. Never had it rained on. It fell into pool and got wet. we dried it in the sun. Not plastic tarp. I think it's some kind of "cloth-like" nylon. Feels like canvas, but prob not as porous. I think it would hold water but eventually drip?? Love it for shade.
1125396
It doesn't appear to be vinyl, and I don't think that it's just nylon. It's a relatively heavy fabric that is also waterproof. It's very flexible, much better than a vinyl cover, and I don't think that it will develop cracks. I've only had it for a couple of months, so I don't know how durable it is, but it seems pretty tough.
1636577
It is a waterproof fabric, it is not the plastic kind beach mattresses and beach doughnuts are made of. The sad part is, no matter the material, it was not a cooling item as advertised. My poor daughter who goes through terrible night sweats due to menopause, did not benefit from them. In the morning, the "cooling" mat was drenched in sweat and so was my daughter.
1061306
If you are looking to swim with your phone in it, no. I ran a half with it and splashed water on myself and sweat a ton without issues. But no, it is not water proof. It may repel water, but the fabric is nylon feeling.
731458
It does not advertise that, but based on the material, it should be waterproof. It's not the mesh or fabric that absorbs the moisture.
2066949
As in using without a plastic shower curtain liner? I would say no. It is cloth and may resist water getting on the floor for a 5 minute shower, but would recommend using in conjunction with a liner.
425789
It's cloth, but you can sponge it off. As far as I can tell, it isn't removable, so you can't throw it in the washer.
773160
It's not a waterproofer. It is a moisture inhibitor and helps eliminate water stains
2066944
It's made of a nylon-like fabric. I wouldn't expect it to be waterproof, I use a liner with it.
1967876
It is like a cloth that has been coated in a waterproof substance, not a plastic. I have a HE washer and dryer. I have no trouble washing them on the bulkey setting, or drying them. Because the are waterproof some water will remain in a corner of the pad, very small amount. I will buy these again. Work great.
2093009
I haven't left it out side for extended amounts of time. Its made of nylon fabric, I am not sure it's waterproof.
731144
The outside is canvas so it is water repellent to a point. The inside liner is nylon on the outside and a soft clothe on the inside. Throwing it in a lake or being stuck outside more than 10 minutes in a down pour could allow water in. I never trust anything that says water proof so I always bring individual plastic bags for camera, lens etc. if there is any chance of moisture. It also helps to bring a small soft towel. Have not been in any rain or water rides with this.Still, for the price it is an awesome bag.
1238689
I was only in heavy rain for about a minute but it seems water proof. The fabric didnt absorb the water and there was a lot of droplets on the surface
2117488
The fabric is fairly water repellent but probably not fully waterproof. It's a nylon fabric, coated on the inside with something shiny. I bought it for using in a tiny town in Mexico and left it there, so I can't look at it now. The top of the fabric bag has a drawstring and it has a flap over that so I'm sure that unless you're in a monsoon, it'd keep at least most of the water out.