Waterproof IP68 Submersible Backpack with Airtight Zippers | Laptop Travel Outdoors | Fogland 25L 20L 15L

High quality. Durably made of thick material. The back is nicely padded, but the straps are thin. All seams and connections are well made. Floats. No air leaks. 15l is about the size of a normal school backpack and it has three inside pockets to stay organized. The zippers are firm but easy to open and close. Elegant design. Fog white is light grey. I love it. 🥰

I thought about buying this backpack for a whole year but kept hesitating because of the price. I finally took the plunge, and I’m so glad I did. This backpack is completely waterproof....like, 100% submergible. I literally laid my body on it in the water and not a single air bubble escaped. It even kept me afloat!Yes, the zippers are a little tough to work with, but that’s exactly what makes it waterproof. Once it’s zipped, everything inside is completely protected. I’ve used dry bags and waterproof boxes before, but nothing compares to this. If you’re on the fence, trust me...it’s worth it!

The media could not be loaded. I do not often leave amazon reviews but this was worth it !We recently traveled to bora bora and wanted a waterproof bag and this surpassed any and all expectations.We took it jet skiing, Scuba diving (on the boat not underwater just to clarify) through rain and storm and waves!Incredible bag, worth the money! I am pretty big and the bag was a tad bit small for me to carry or a long time on my back, so keep that in mind. Super easy to used and close securely especially with the provided zipper teeth wax. Has plenty of storage space and feels very strong and durable !

I’m a boat captain in Maui off Ka’anapali Beach and sometimes I have to swim 200 yards off shore to get the boat. This back pack is perfect for wearing while I swim and it keeps all my stuff dry. I also love the zipper compared to the rolling water proof backpack I used for years and years.Now the flaw, the backpack is not very comfortable to wear over a long period of time. Maybe everyone doesn’t feel this way but I’m sure bigger/taller guys do. I’m 6’4” and I wear this bag for a long time because I wear it on my 40 minute ride to work on my motorcycle every day I work and I’ve found the straps to be thin and not very big for taller guys back. I compared the straps to my very comfy roll up backpack and where the straps connect to the top of the backpack and the bottom of it are further apart. The strap on the backpack needs to be longer at the sew points.When I loosen the straps, that’s not comfortable, (feels like grade school when sagging backpack was cool) So I try to tighten it to where it fits nicely on my back but since the straps’ sew points are too close together, it feels like it’s squeezing my arms. Hopefully on their next bag, the sew points won’t be so close together like a child’s backpack. I attached pictures to show exactly what I mean.I also attached another picture of what I feel makes the roll up back pack very comfortable, the shoulder extension straps. Maybe Breakwater doesn’t have any newer models to replace their current. But hopefully one day, they do.Edit: the zipper broke (small kine), and breakwater was happy and fast to get started to send me a replacement.

I'm absolutely thrilled with my new waterproof backpack! As a photographer, I've had my fair share of close calls with rain and water damage. But this backpack has been a total game-changer. I've submerged it in water, worn it in torrential downpours, and even used it as a makeshift flotation device (just kidding, but it's that buoyant!) - and my gear has stayed bone-dry every time.The material is incredibly durable, and the sealing system is top-notch. I've packed my cameras, lenses, and accessories with confidence, knowing they'll be safe from the elements. The backpack itself is comfortable to wear, with padded straps and a sleek design that doesn't scream "waterproof" (in a good way).Pros:- Truly waterproof (not just water-resistant!)- Durable material and construction- Comfortable to wear- Keeps gear dry in extreme conditionsCons:- None (seriously, I'm struggling to think of any!)This backpack has given me the freedom to shoot in any weather, without worrying about my gear. Rainy days are no longer a concern - in fact, they're now an opportunity to capture unique shots without stress. If you're a fellow photographer or just someone who loves the outdoors, do yourself a favor and invest in this amazing waterproof backpack. Your gear (and you) will thank you!

This is not a long term review as I’ve only had this backpack a week. I bought it for an upcoming trip (October 2023) to Florida and the Bahamas. My wife and I travel to Florida several times a year visiting the theme parks and it practically rains every day. We always carry a backpack to keep our cell phones, car keys, wallet, money, jackets, etc. Our stuff has gotten soaked several times throughout the years. Some things I like about this backpack is the overall size and capacity. Although it doesn’t have a lot of pockets for organization, you can fit a ton of stuff in it. We don’t carry a laptop but there is an area for one. I’m 6’2 and weigh 240 and the backpack is comfortable. The straps are wide and don’t dig in and there is good padding on the back. I like that the material is not cloth and it can be wiped clean. That will be nice for the beaches in the Bahamas. There are 2 water bottle pockets that are stretchy so they should fit a variety of sizes. Overall the backpack seems well made and the zippers feel very durable. I have tested it for waterproofness with a garden hose and it passed. I’m hoping it does the same in Florida. If not, I’ll update my review.

It's a nice looking backpack. I wish it had a few more pockets to store stuff though. I have no doubt it's water proof. I was a bit concerned about the zippers holding up, but that might be me worrying too much. I think most would like it.

Solid product. The options for gear and storage are impressive for the size of the bag.