🎒 Pro-Sports Waterproof Backpack by Overboard Review

This is a must have! - I use them on river rafts and rafting, on our jet skis and when hiking. I'll buy another one too. My wife loves this. If you're thinking of buying one of these, do it.

I have a 30 liter backpack and a 130 liter duffel bag. I love food on board. I work offshore (Gulf of Mexico). It's nice to know that my stuff stays dry if the weather turns bad while driving to the rig.

I have been using overboard packs for ten years. This one isn't as good as my first one, but it's comparable. Waterproof, comfortable and holds everything I need. I use them for hiking, biking and more.

Wrong bag sent the first time but I stayed the right one overnight and had to leave the wrong one behind! Very nice bags! Would recommend to anyone who has a boat that wants to stay dry!

wow this item exceeded my expectations, materials are stronger than regular dry bags, better constructed, straps are good for what they are although a little Foam appears in them, may break later, but does not affect performance.

Need a good backpack for hiking and day trips like kids sports games where shaky weather will keep my camera and other electronics safe. The bag is comfortable and feels quite durable. You will need to carry some gear inserts, this bag has no padding or structure on the bottom or sides.

I've been using the overboard pack for about 2 weeks and have found it's not the most waterproof bag. I use it when coasteering which means being in and out of the water. A significant amount of water escaped and I will check for holes in the bottom of the bag. Now I use another waterproof bag in the boat to keep valuables dry. Love the waist straps though, the outside pockets are great, this is a well designed watersports bag.

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…