Waterproof Backpack – Roll Top Closure with Welded Seams and Chest Strap

Waterproof Backpack – Roll It Shut and the Inside Stays Dry

This pack closes by rolling the top down and clipping it, so there is no zip for water to work through. The seams are welded rather than stitched. The back panel is padded and a chest strap keeps the shoulder straps in line.

Why choose a waterproof backpack?

The zip is the weak point of almost every backpack once it starts raining. A roll top has no such opening, and welded seams close off the other route water takes.

• Roll top closure — Roll the opening three turns and clip the buckle.
• Welded seams — No stitch holes for water to travel through.
• Padded back panel — Spreads the load across the back.
• Chest strap — Stops the straps sliding off while riding.
• Muted outdoor shades — Colors that do not show every mark from a trail.

Your laptop stays dry even when you do not.

Roll the opening down three times and fasten the side buckle. Set the chest strap before a ride so the shoulder straps stay in place. Wipe the outside with a damp cloth.

Specifications

• Roll top closure with buckle
• Welded seam construction
• Padded back panel
• Adjustable chest strap

Load it up for the next trip out.