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Waterproof Back Pack

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Amr Kehila:

--- Quote from: Trevor Skinner on February 10, 2015, 12:54:13 AM ---Dre,

Do either the Simms or the Patagonia have straps or loops that I could attach a spare rod to?

Looking at carry one and having one already rigged and ready.

Regards,


Trev

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They all do, Trevor.

http://www.patagonia.com/us/search/storm%20front

Trevor Skinner:
Thanks Amr




Trev

Luke Wyrsta:

--- Quote from: Andre van Wyk on February 10, 2015, 12:05:52 AM ---
--- Quote from: Amr Kehila on February 09, 2015, 11:31:47 PM ---I love the 100% waterproof boat bags (which you're not after) but perhaps one of the:

Patagonia Storm Front Range would suit (100% waterproof in some instances)?

http://www.patagonia.com/us/search/storm%20front

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These are fantastic... as are the Simms ones..

I must say I am not a fan of the fold top bags... they are pretty useless in my opinion if you need to get things in and out of a bag regularly because of the access area only being from the top... I've had a few, and they have all been banished to the back of the man cave in frustration as I find it too frustrating  to try get shit in and out of them...

The waterproof zip options are where its at for me...

40L is a pretty big pack though Luke, not sure if you'll find a zip option...

Dre

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Andre,

Are the zips completely 100% waterproof? I just can't get my head around a zipper being waterproof  :)

Luke Wyrsta:

--- Quote from: Nick Wykeham-Martin on February 09, 2015, 11:24:57 PM ---Outlieb make very good dry bags and have a version with backpack straps, heavy duty and not too pricey

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Looks to be a stack of good stuff on there! Definitely looks to be the direction I might head in pending verdicts on rolls & zips.

Luke Wyrsta:
The Simms & Patagonia seem to come out of the same factory?

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