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RAINS Green Camp Backpack $109 Delivered @ David Jones

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I was looking for a backpack for my upcoming travels and backpacks by RAINS got me moist 😏.
It got delivered to me the other day, happy to answer any questions!

PRODUCT DETAILS
The Rains 15" Camp Backpack 15L is an urban take on the classic camp backpack. This backpack features a drawstring top closure and top flap with Rains signature PU strap and carabiner buckle closure. Camp Backpack also has an inner laptop sleeve that fits both a 13 and 15 laptop. It has snap button front cargo pockets for easy access storage on-the-go. - 100% polyester with polyurethane coating

  • Water column pressure: 8000 mm
  • One main compartment
  • Inside padded laptop sleeve for 13 & 15 laptop
  • TPU adjustable backstraps
  • TPU Handle at top
  • Front adjustable buckle
  • 2 front pockets with snap button closure
  • String adjustable opening

100% polyester with polyurethane coating

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  • +3

    109 for a one compartment bag? And only 15L?

    • +1

      Certainly puts a dampener on your parade. Don't it.

    • +1

      Technically there are 4 compartments.
      - laptop sleeve compartment
      - main compartment
      - 2 pocket compartments at the front 😛

  • +4

    RAINS got me moist

    ewww

    • +1

      💦😩

  • +4

    looks uncomfortable, better add a little and get a Osprey

    • +2

      Agreed.

      Those straps thin and not much support.

      And if travelling a sternum strap is high recommended.

    • +2

      You're definitely paying for the aesthetics rather than function with this brand. Not very comfortable to wear for long periods of time if you're carrying around a lot of stuff.

      • 100% correct

  • +2

    I got a rains bag for my partner, she likes it. I can't understand why anyone would want a large compartment backpack with no zips and just a flap. To find anything you basically have to empty the bag. The straps are also not padded. It's definitely a bag for looks and not functionality.

    • zips will fail, eventually. you have to learn how to pack properly, things you don't need urgently go at the bottom, stuff you want easy access to at the top.

      • +4

        If they use highly quality zips they will last a long time.

        • they can, but a zip is more likely to fail, especially if you are out in the bush, whereas a flap with a buckle on it won't, short of ripping it (hard to do since they are usually made of leather and brass)

          • @[Deactivated]: Friend has a crumpler bag with those thicker zips and has had no issues daily use for work and travel for the past 10 years

            • @SpeedRunnerLink: it's still less reliable than a strap with a buckle. zips can last, but they can also fail. a buckle will last longer than the pack.

              • +1

                @[Deactivated]: I haven't had any issues with my luggage and back pack zippers for the past 30 years

                However I do get good quality brands.

      • Sorry Sauron, but a buckle can fail just as easily. As others have mentioned, high quality zips will last a long time.

        You are also more likely to loose things with an open flap like this, and the weather resistance is reduced compared to something like an aqua guard zip.

    • +1

      I much prefer single compartment backpacks, i can use individual packing dividers if i want things seperate, but it just leads to a more versatile bag, that i can use every day, or empty and fit my whole camera cube in to fit in everything.

  • +1

    oh dayum those straps look painful

  • +1

    Yes, where should I get them blessed? Down in Africa?

    • +1

      Gonna take some time to do the things we never had

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