Backpacks | Pro Dry Pack 70L

SealLine

Pro Dry Pack 70L

$314.95

Description

　　The most supportive & comfortable waterproof pack; adjustable harness

　　The PVC-free large-capacity waterproof Pro Dry Pack is the portage pack of choice for big river running, frequent portaging, and worry-free expedition travel. Engineered with a fully-adjustable suspension designed for serious comfort on big heavy hauls, this premium system offers soft-edged, padded shoulder straps, a full-length breathable back panel, and lumbar padding. The harness also offers the option to detach the straps and waist belt to streamline the pack for travel and dry bag use. Also available in a 120L version.

Footprint sold separately.

Description

Brand Name:

SealLine

Gender:

Unisex

Cubic Inches:

4270

Liters:

70

Weight:

4 lbs 12 oz / 2.150 kg

Waterproof:

Yes

Dimensions:

9 x 17.5 x 27 in / 23 x 44 x 68 cm

Made In:

USA

Other Features:

• Waterproof: Constructed with 100% waterproof materials & welded seams (not intended for submersion)
• Confident closure: DrySeal™ roll-top closure offers intuitive sealing and amplifies waterproof protection.
• Comfortable: The updated harness system offers soft-edged, padded shoulder straps, sternum strap, lumbar padding and breathable back panel with full length framesheet made to transfer weight to the waist belt for optimal load support and comfort.
• Tailored fit: Updated fit adjusts the harness size to S, M & L (17, 19 and 21 inches) to fit a variety of torso lengths.
• Adaptable: Harness is removable for travel and dry bag use.
• Reinforced bottom: Updated, durable bathtub bottom offers the ultimate protection from rocks, sand, and scree.
• Secure: Lash points secure accessories to the pack and secure the pack to boats, vehicles, etc.
• Light-colored interior: Easily identify contents within.
• PVC-Free: Materials have a reduced environmental impact over vinyl-coated materials.
Made in the USA of US and imported materials.

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Description

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