🎒 Uncompromising Waterproof Performance: Introducing the Overboard Classic 100% Waterproof Backpack Dry Bag Review

Great backpack, big enough and build quality is top notch. Good performance in rain but not tested in/under rough water. See how the guys at Yeti take a great product like this and add a hundred or so bucks to the price to keep their mega gross margin.

Good: Really protects your stuff from water and snow, it's very convenient for me to use it while snowboarding Bad: Difficult to organize inside , because it does not have a separate slot, I have to spend a few seconds to find a trifle, everything will be dirty in this bag.

Lots of space for our needs. The design is durable, the bag stays dry, the straps are comfortable; Let's see how it holds up in daily use. I have a smaller overboard dry bag that is holding up well after trying many other brands that fall apart after a year or so - hope this bag lasts longer.

Everything is safe and healthy. I've read that a lot of people complain about the lack of pockets, but if you're a packer then all your gear is sorted into pockets and boxers the way you want it. I would say this is for the serious outdoor day hiker looking to keep what they need dry. A stuff sack that is also a backpack. I use it on my firefighting trips.

30 liter capacity, perfect for a day trip to the beach or snorkeling. It has room for 2 large beach towels, bathing slippers, a change of clothes for 2, books, a beach blanket and we still have enough room for anything else we might need. We wet the bag on the boat and it stayed dry inside as if nothing had happened.

Overall a good bag/backpack. However, after only a week of river rafting, one of the D-rings on the front came loose. The only thing I attached to it was a sunglass case, which was a bit disappointing - at least the case was empty at the time. In my opinion, for the price, it should either have robust features (e.g. D-rings) or be deliberately left out. It's possible that the D-ring loop was attached during manufacture because it looks like it just fell apart (rather than a torn material).

I first bought this bag almost 10 years ago and spent about 5-6 of those years testing this bag thing. Steps. I lived and worked at sea for a few years and traveled to several countries with him. He eventually became less waterproof and died his final death when an overzealous airline baggage worker blew his arm off. I was so happy with this bag for so long that I decided to buy the same one again. Unfortunately, the new bag doesn't have an internal zippered compartment (where I kept my dive…