Review on 🎒 Pro-Sports Waterproof Backpack by Overboard by Joseph Hill

I have to say that this product definitely does what it says on the tin. I took this backpack with me on a recent trip to Antarctica. Spent days wearing it on hikes, kayaks and countless open Zodiac rides. And I (and the backpack) were soaked. Not a drop of water got into the backpack. I used a 20L backpack to carry my camera gear. He protected my gear throughout the trip. Others were less fortunate. For photographers, the 20L contained two Canon DSLRs with 70-200mm f/2.8L lenses attached. To make it a more secure and padded camera bag (since the bag isn't padded it's waterproof), I cut out a 1/2" piece of thick foam padding to match the shape of the bottom of the bag. That way mine meets Camera doesn't when I put the bag down. I also put two cameras in canvases (which are stretchy sleeves) to keep them from rubbing. I placed the cameras side-by-side in the body of the bag. This makes for a nice snug fit We kayaked a lot so my camera bag had to be small enough to fit between my legs in a sea kayak.Again 20L is great for this purpose.I can't say enough good things about this bag and its products.Too last but not least i literally climbed the stairs to get on the plane to leave Antarctica and accidentally stepped on my waist belt and broke the clip.All my fault.I have contacted the company and they sent me a replacement part within a week, no questions asked!