Comfort and ventilation are provided by a raised foam back panel with a stretched mesh back panel.
The main compartment has a large opening and a roll-top closure for easy loading and unloading.
Front zip pocket with a water-resistant coating for quick access to essentials.
Seams that have been welded.
Exterior gear loops are used for securing external items or for tying down the vehicle.
Backstraps are the most common type of strap.
Whether you’re commuting across town or hitting the water for a quick paddle, you can rest assured that your belongings will remain dry in the Blast22 roll top bag. Because of the welded seam construction, a large-mouth roll-top opening, an ultra-comfortable ventilated back panel, and a water-resistant small items pocket, this pack will quickly become your go-to whenever there is water involved.
This bag will keep you safe while you’re out on the water. The inside of my raft was completely dry, and I was able to fit everything I needed and even a few extras for a day out. It can also be used as a side hiker’s bag. My favorite feature was the front access pocket, which I thought was a nice touch. While the pocket isn’t completely waterproof, I was able to store my sunscreen, lip balm, and hand sanitizer there for easy access without having to unroll the main compartment, which was extremely convenient. It is important to note that the straps do not stow away, so keep this in mind when deciding where to store your gear while whitewater rafting. Recommended!
