Urban Seal Line Backpack

$90.09 - $98.29

Product Specs

2 Reviews

Urban Seal Line Backpack

PVC-free 600D PU-coated polyester and scrim-reinforced urethane
Watertight protection
QuickClip Closure
Modular Accessory Pocket for attaching add-ons
Breathable, ergonomic shoulder straps
Adjustable sternum strap
Hideaway waist belt
Breathable, waterproof back panel
External pocket
Top carry handle

An all-weather backpack that feels at home around town or on the trail, the Seal Line Urban Backpack is built to provide watertight protection and sports a load of features to keep you organized and on the go. The QuickClip closure allows for easy one-handed fastening and an external pocket is ideal for items you want to keep close at hand. A breathable, waterproof backpanel and padded shoulder strap keeps you comfortable whether on foot or on bike and a hideaway waist belt and sternum strap provides comfort for longer ventures.

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Customer Reviews for the Urban Seal Line Backpack

Erik - July 31, 2009

Great Pack for Daily Commute
I got this pack as an alternative to my messenger bag, which I found to shift too much on a longer commute. I've had the small Urban Backpack for a month now and love it. The small is a perfect size to carry a change of shoes, pants & shirt, and I've even stuffed my 17" laptop in there a couple times as well. I like the roll top. It's very easy to get stuff in and out quickly. The front pocket is very thin, but good for a small wallet or iphone and not much else. Overall the pack feels very durable and the cushioned back pad is very comfortable and breathes well. I plan on purchasing the large for the winter months to come.

Jon Thomas - June 10, 2009

Excellent backpack for any use
I spent three weeks in East Africa at the end of the rainy season and wanted a waterproof backpack for day trips. As it turned out, it didn't rain much, but the backpack was still great. While my friends were trying to remember which subdivision or pocket they put their stuff in, I already fished my stuff out. Of course, the downside to one compartment is that you need to layer stuff, with the least used items on the bottom. At first, I thought the roll-top would make for a funky appearance, but I actually received many compliments on the simple but elegant design. The small size provided plenty of space for a small first aid kit, rain jacket, medium camera bag, and miscellaneous items like sunscreen, mosquito repellent, and protein bars. I also bought the pocket organizer and found it very useful.

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