📸 Waterproof Pro Sport SLR Camera Backpack by Overboard Review

It works I've used it in the rain and felt comfortable with my gear in it. I wouldn't test it on lakes and what most things don't do is water resistance. It's just that it's a bit bulky and heavy, but I think that's why it can work better than other "waterproof" bags.

I bought this for my photo tours when I won't be carrying all my gear, just a body and a few lenses, on the road. in rain, snow and through airport hand luggage. I'm glad I did. It's a great feeling when I wear it as a backpack or just carry it by the handle. I wish the bottom was a little softer but I just make sure my lenses are well packed or when I'm packing them.

Great bag. I took it to the beach, wore it into the water with no worries. Took him snorkeling and was good in the boat. Rigid appearance, thick layers of plastic. A little big for my needs, but more is better than less. There are no pads inside, so all rigid devices need their own protection against impact against each other. But the trapped air inside acts like a protective shield for everything inside. You can buy a small one just for versatility.

Keeps the camera dry while kayaking! I was able to fit my Canon 6D inside with a Tamron 150-600mm G2 telephoto lens! There's no padding, but that's not what it's designed for. The material is thick and durable. In calm water I hold the camera between my legs. Going down, the bag and camera are wrapped in synthetic winter cream and tucked away in a dry place for safekeeping. Why would you try to keep it on deck (or something) while cruising through the rapids?

We've recently started kayaking and I needed a true WATERPROOF bag that would protect my camera and ensure my camera doesn't get wet when my gear the water is accidentally in there. Most bags state that they are waterproof, but they are not, and they will leak if dropped or submerged in water for an extended period of time. I was suspicious of this package at first too, but followed the instructions, rolled the lid up four times and it became airtight. Tested underwater, no leaks. I used it to…

Pretty good stuff sack for DSLR + lens up to 400mm/f4. The interior of the roll-top has been improved over previous reviews, with waterproof, clear plastic replacing the inner fabric in the upper, where it could absorb water and soak inwards. I bought them for clients to use on the open ocean whale watching RIB (zodiac style boat) I run in California. On windy days we got very wet from the salt spray and rain and I had to reassure the photographers that their gear was protected and accessible…