Orvis PRO Waterproof Backpack 30L
Orvis PRO Waterproof Backpack 30L
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The Orvis PRO Waterproof Backpack 30L, is constructed from 840-denier, abrasion- and puncture-resistant ballistic nylon, and then coated with .1mm TPU on both sides of the fabric. Thirty waterproof liters of storage give you ample day pack capability and then some. With a slightly longer back panel, Orvis even rethought the way a pack capable of holding so much gear sits on your hips, yet wears like it’s hardly even behind you. The answer came in the form of a wider lumbar strap/buckle with larger, pocketed wings. Both fit and feel just right without constricting movement. Also note the beefy, submersible, easy-slide, #10 TIZIP® MasterSeal zipper, as that one’s critical.
- Made from 840-denier, abrasion- and puncture-resistant ballistic nylon
- Coated with .1mm waterproof TPU on both sides
- Slightly longer back panel repositions lumbar straps better across hips for weight distribution
- Submersible, blow-out free, #10 TIZIP® MasterSeal zipper
- Generous opening dimensions for easy access
- Perforated, 10mm foam padding shoulder straps and back panel
- Integrated back panel net scabbard and exterior D-ring
- Rod tube cam straps
- Water bottle pocket with retention leash
- Internal hanging pockets
- Accommodates our 3L Chest Pack and 2L Chest/Hip Pack
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