Waterproof outdoor backpack – roll-top closure and welded seams

Waterproof outdoor backpack – Roll it three times and the contents stay dry

This backpack closes with a roll-top closure instead of a zipper. This means there is no seam at the top through which water can enter. The remaining seams are welded, and the back is padded.

Why choose a backpack with a roll-top closure?

The zipper is the point on every backpack where water gets through first. A roll-top closure has no such opening and remains watertight even during a prolonged downpour. On a bike ride or day hike, that is exactly what protects the contents.

• Roll-top closure with buckle — fold it over three times and click it into place, and the backpack is closed.
• Welded seams — nothing seeps through the stitch holes, even in continuous rain.
• Padded back — distributes the weight across the surface instead of concentrating it in one spot.
• Chest strap — keeps the shoulder straps in place when you lean forward.
• Muted colors — discreet outdoors and resistant to showing dust.

The backpack stays dry, even when you have been soaked for a while.

Roll the opening down three times and fasten the buckle; otherwise, the closure will not work properly. The chest strap prevents the shoulder straps from slipping off your shoulders in the wind while riding. To clean it, simply wipe it with a damp cloth and then leave it open to dry.

Specifications

• Roll-top closure with quick-release buckle
• welded seams
• padded back panel
• chest strap
• wipe with a damp cloth, leave open to dry

Pack it for your next trip in uncertain weather.