Orange Cressi dry bag rucksack with the 60 litres marking on the front

Side view of the 60 litre orange dry bag showing the roll top and shoulder straps

Rear of the orange dry bag rucksack with padded shoulder straps and back panel

Back of the 60 litre dry bag showing the harness, mesh panel and adjuster straps

The 60 litre dry bag packed flat in its printed plastic sleeve with barcode

Reverse of the dry bag packaging showing the folding instructions panel

Detail of the sliding adjuster buckle on the orange dry bag shoulder strap

Roll-top closure of the dry bag clipped shut over the printed instruction panel

Padded mesh back panel of the orange dry bag rucksack seen close up

Close-up of the ventilated mesh backing on the 60 litre dry rucksack

Shoulder harness of the dry bag with the sternum strap and slider fitted

Orange dry bag rucksack from behind with the straps hanging loose

Printed closing instructions on the side of the orange Cressi dry bag

Close-up of the roll-top buckle and reflective patch on the orange dry bag

Sternum strap fastened across the mesh back panel of the dry bag

Vendor:CRESSI

Dry Backpack 60L

SKU XUB968860

R 1,495.00 ZAR

Colour: Orange

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Genuine new stock with the full manufacturer's warranty.
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Description

Wet kit in a car boot ruins the car, and a wet suit in a rucksack ruins whatever else is in it. A dry backpack solves both directions at once: it keeps water out of what is inside, and it keeps a wet suit, fins and mask sealed away from everything else. This is the 60 litre version, which is enough for a full set of kit rather than only a change of clothes, and it is carried on a shoulder strap rather than by hand, which matters walking from a car park to a shore entry. It closes by rolling the top down and fastening the buckle, so the seal comes from the number of turns rather than a zip that will eventually fail with salt. One honest limit, stated by Cressi: it is not built to be submerged. It suits a diver moving wet kit without soaking everything around it.