more»SealLine Urban Backpack
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MSRP: $139.95
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My personal experience with THIS backpack: in the…
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Price Paid: 100 USD
My personal experience with THIS backpack:
in the beginning we noticed how uncomfortable the backpack straps are, behind your neck/head area, it continuously grabs and hangs on your skin. This is due to the “handle” built out of the backpack straps which instead of separating, unite instead.
After 2 weeks of usage in easy, light-weight day trips the backpack BROKE. A HOLE was made by the rupture of the backpack fabric right where the seam/rubber patch holds the back-straps to the fabric. This means now I have a hole where the water gushes in everytime water slips through my back in the rain…. and I bought this for its waterproof quality! bah!
Then the WAIST-STRAP, continuosly slipped-OFF the backpack, it seems there its a factory-mistake (yet another).
I later discovered that the Urban Backpack is made in CHINA. While the other one I own Sealline PRO back pack is made in the USA.
Conclusion: the Urban Backpack is a bad-quality, expensive backpack that is in no way value for money! I would rather buy a 10 dollar bag at a chinise-cheap store, in the end, it would last just as long!
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The Urban Backpack is a dry pack made by SealLine. It has an average rating of 0.5 stars (out of 5), based on 1 user review
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