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Orial35L Waterproof Drybag Backpack with Roll-Top Closure & Cushioned Back Panel

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R649

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R649

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100% waterproof backpack to ensure your gear stays dry while hiking, kayaking, fishing, boating, and other adventures!

Suitable for those unpredictable outdoor adventures where the weather and conditions are unpredictable - fitted with reflective strips to stay visible in adverse conditions.

Our 35L model is filled with features that never end. Roll-top design simply folds 3-4 times with a reinforced strip to ensure contents are completely sealed and ready for that splash.

The multi-purpose 35L bag is equipped with plenty of storage - pockets inside and out with “Splash proof” quick access items that are able to get wet, a large splash-proof zipper for quick access, a mesh and key compartment clip inside making those essentials easy to locate.

Completely air-travel friendly fitting comfortably above the overhead with space for your laptop. Additionally, this all-round bag has attached D-Rings to both shoulder straps and Molle system looping both providing anchor points to latch onto while boating or biking.

Built for comfort - Constructed with an ergonomic padded back panel, reinforced contoured shoulder straps, and low-profile sternum strap providing ultimate comfort by taking the weight off your back. In addition, a heavy-duty waist-belt relieves added pressure to help support your load.

Please Note: The phone case is not included.

Product Features
  • 35L Capacity
  • Roll-top design
  • Versatile
  • Waterproof
  • Ergonomic back panel
  • Contoured shoulder straps
  • Dimensions: 49cm x 36cm x 8cm
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