Review on Waterproof CamelBak Rain Cover: Enhance Efficiency and Protection by Aaron Lewis

The rainy season is coming and I thought my rugged backpack would be waterproof, but I was wrong. Got really wet. On my next rough ride, I tried a smaller case without the matching latches. On the second trip, the entire coating was torn off during a heavy downpour. All of my contents got wet and luckily my laptop was locked in the office. The Camelbak case is different. It attaches securely to the shoulder strap, slips over the backpack, and wraps tightly around the bottom of the backpack. It's not going anywhere! The color of the fabric is quite intense (although not fluorescent) and the lettering is reflective, so the safety factor is very good. The best part is that the contents of the bag remain completely dry. Only ten dollars; all common sense; good business!