About the Lowepro DryZone Rover
Somewhere about 300 yards from where you put your canoe in to the salt marsh for the sea bird photo tour it'll hit you: um, what happens if this thing turns wrong side up? You've got a lot of gear that probably wouldn't take well to meeting the ocean close-up.
If you had this amazing LowePro DryZone Rover backpack, you wouldn't give it a moment's thought. The camera compartment is touted as being fully waterproof, with the inner drypod protected by a patented zipper mechanism. And if you find yourself getting thirsty along the way, this pack has a separate segregated space for a hydration system -- no worries about mixing camera equipment and water in the same bag, something that's almost always a no-no. A spacious top compartment provides room for lots of personal items.
The harness is custom-designed for comfort and wearability, and a rubber handle at the top makes it easy to grab and go when you're moving fast.
Product highlights:
- totally waterproof backpack securely fits a pro-sized DSLR camera plus 3 to 4 lenses
- features plastic-coated nylon, water-resistant microfiber exterior
- can safely carry camera gear and a hydration pack
- separate top compartment (not watertight) for personal storage
- built-in memory card pouches
- tightly padded, customizable interior keeps camera kit secure
- tuck-away tripod mount for a portable tripod or DSLR video rig
- self-draining mesh pockets
- rubber top handle
- waterproof camera compartment internal dimensions: 11-13/16"W x 8-11/16"H x 6-15/16"D
- top compartment dimensions: 11-13/16"W x 12"H x 7-5/16"D
- exterior dimensions: 13"W x 21-1/8"H x 9-5/8"D
- weight: 4.94 lbs.
- warranty: limited lifetime
- MFR # LP34733-PEF
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