[Closed] Overboard backpacks

alpkit?

I have one, its solid / robust and well made, if a touch heavy... - probably not an issue over 6 miles, however I prefer my alpkit bag, not as robust, but lighter, simpler and cheaper - but i wouldn't put a laptop in either unless in a padded sleeve.

Thanks Dave

Blacks do an own-brand waterproof rucksack - in fact they do it in various sizes. There are separate drybag-type fastenings for the main body and the lid pocket.

I've got one and it has been spot on great for the money

I've got one, they work fine Vertical 8, french brand

got both the 20 and 30L. brilliant bags.

[url= http://www.ewetsuits.com/acatalog/Dry-Boxes-dry-bags-uk.html ]there is a shop in Glasgow[/url]
I have their dry bags - cheap and very robust

Akpkit gourdon. Great waterproof bag, cheap and just works.

Try the Lomo ones, this 30l one is only £25

http://www.ewetsuits.com/acatalog/drybag-daypack.html

They also do larger sizes.

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I've got the 20L Overboard and 20L & 30L Alpkit Gourdons.

The Overboard is more robust and holds out the water for longer in atrocious conditions but is much less comfortable than the Gourdons, sitting higher up on my back (I'm 5'10"). I tend to use the Gourdons for bike related stuff and the Overboard for carrying stuff short distances on foot or sailing, etc. I'd gladly buy another Gourdon but probably wouldn't bother replacing the Overboard.

The Overboard waterproof smart phone dry bag thingies are ace though.

HTH.

Can second all the comments above. Robust, heavy in your hand but not noticeable on your back.
Wish there was some sort of compartments inside. There is a pocket but its too deep and the opening not big enough. Just me being picky.
As well as being totally waterproof I like that you can just wipe it dry meaning no puddles on your floor.
Wouldn't be without mine.

Thanks all!