Outdoor Backpack – Roll Down Top, Sealed Seams and a Sternum Strap

Outdoor Backpack – Three Rolls and the Weather Stops Mattering

This pack closes by folding the opening down on itself and clipping it, so there is no zipper line for water to find. The seams are sealed rather than stitched through. Four muted colors.

Why choose a roll down backpack?

Every zippered pack has the same weak spot, and it runs right across the top. A folded closure has no gap to begin with, and sealed seams close the other route water takes. What goes in dry comes out dry.

• Roll-down closure — fold it three times, clip it, done.
• Sealed seams — no needle holes along the joins for water to work through.
• Cushioned back panel — spreads the load instead of concentrating it.
• Sternum strap — keeps the shoulder straps in place when you are riding.
• Wipe-clean surface — mud comes off with a damp cloth.

Rain on the ride home stops being a reason to turn around.

Roll the top edge down three times and secure it with the side buckle. The chest strap stops the straps from sliding off your shoulders on a bike. Wipe it down after a muddy trail rather than washing it.

Specifications

• Roll-down top with buckle
• Sealed seam construction
• Padded back panel
• Adjustable sternum strap

Load it up for the next long day out.