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500D PVC Roll-Top Dry Backpack

500D PVC Roll-Top Dry Backpack

$39.77 USD
$39.77 USD
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A tall roll-top backpack in 500D PVC tarpaulin that keeps layers, food and a phone dry on paddling, boat and beach days.

Why we picked it

  • 500D PVC tarpaulin shell that wipes clean after salt water or sand
  • Roll-top closure with buckle
  • Backpack straps for a hands-free walk to the launch
  • Four colors, including high-visibility orange

Specs

  • Material: 500D PVC tarpaulin
  • Size: Approx. 28 cm base diameter × 68.5 cm tall
  • Colors: Orange, Red, Blue, Grey

In the box

1 dry backpack

Good to know: Roll the top down at least three times before clipping. Dry bags handle splashes, rain and brief dunks; they aren't rated for long submersion.

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