SealLine Pro Pack Waterproof Backpack

I got the big boy, 120L. My camping buddy has 2 of these bags and always took it on our trips. We carried firewood for miles in that thing and since he had the older models, I don't recall them being as comfortable as the one I got. The back plate, chest and hip strap is top notch and I've recently carried over 65lbs in comfort for quite a bit of distance. ITs a Stuff and Go bag and not much to worry about the elements. Just be mindful of where you place this bag as though its tough, do your best to not puncture it. Otherwise, this bag has been on my wishlist ever since my friend used it as an emergency sleeping bag when the situation called for it. I love it... you will too.

I haven't had this out yet but will use it on my 1-2 trips to the boundary waters per year. It's built very well, the straps and padding are just as good if not better than the kelty bag I have been using. I got the 70l bag which is huge. I try to pack conservatively, not quite minimalist. Typical base weight of around 30lbs. Closer to 40 with booze/food/gas. If it's anywhere near the quality of the other drybags I've gotten from sealline I would consider this a great purchase. Also the white interior is an awesome feature, I've always heard guys complaining about how hard the old style bags were to find things in even during the day! Can't wait to get this sucker on some adventures!

Took this out to the Boundary Waters for the week and it worked great! Kept everything dry in the rain and fit enough sleep gear for two people. Like most of its kind, it does get tough to get deep inside to create a good shape, but the white interior makes it easier to navigate and clean. My only main feedback would be to have some straps on the sides for easier lifting. Otherwise, the suspension system made it extremely comfortable. I liked being able to size it for a smaller torso like my own. Very comfortable compared to other models and the durable bottom made me feel secure about throwing it around rocky bottoms. Highly recommend!

I've used this pack for canoe trips in the BWCAW and Quetico Park for about 5 years. It gets loaded heavily, lugged over several portages a day, and heaved in and out of canoes, often onto rocks. The pack is rugged and well designed. It's also comfortable--the hip belt and shoulder and sternum straps keep the weight on your hips. And I haven't put a hole in it yet.

Can't wait to hit the river this summer with it

Well made 70 l with Food barrel 30l Perfect combo.Bigger guy 120l recommended Skip 2 packs

Lots of room in this pack. Used It on a bwca trip and worked very well. Held all my gear. Nice that's its 100 percent waterproof.

First off this bag looked awesome! But on further inspection I found holes in the brand new bag straight out of the box... It was where they folded it to ship, no bueno in my book for a supposed "pro" bag. Couldn't even make it to Alaska without developing a hole, definitely wouldn't hold up to what I had planned for it. Amazon was great with the return though, really wanted the 120l capacity but I guess it is back to the cheapo earthpack bags for me ;-)