Patagonia Planing Roll Top 35L Backpack reviews and deals for sale

Sometimes the gang likes to hit the town after a long day of surfing, and while you could just hope that your swimsuit dries by the time you sit down at a nice restaurant, it'll be easier to keep all of your wet and dry gear separate in the Patagonia Planing Roll Top 35L Backpack. Designed for long days of surfing, fishing, and swimming, this backpack features dedicated storage for wet and dry clothing, making it no hassle to change into something dry without soaking the rest of your pack. In addition to the spacious roll-top main compartment, which keeps out rain and spray and offers expanded storage when you need it, you've got a self-draining mesh pocket in the front that houses all of your wet trunks, tops, and towels without allowing water to pool. A padded back panel, breathable shoulder straps, and a removable waist belt all contribute to a comfortable carry, ensuring that you've got the support you need to hike to even the most secluded spots.

5
out of 10
0 Positive, 2 Mixed & 0 Negative
from 2 Reviews
Retail Price:
$129.00
Used Price:
$90.30
Sale Price:
$90.30

Product Specifications

Brand Patagonia
Category Men's Technical Daypacks
Responsible Collection Certified B-Corp, Recycled/Repurposed
Material [face fabric] 300D recycled polyester, TPU coating, [mesh] 100% nylon
Volume 35L (2135cu in)
Shoulder Straps adjustable
Waist Belt removable
Access roll-top
Pockets [external] 1 front mesh, [internal] 1 zippered mesh
Dimensions 30x 19 x 4.5in
Claimed Weight 1lb 10.6oz
Recommended Use casual, travel
Manufacturer Warranty lifetime

Patagonia Planing Roll Top 35L Backpack Reviews

Unknwon
Stephen C.
November 11, 2020
4

Beware the endless drips

Perhaps ideal for some use cases, but not for walking with wet items! I got it for a few surf spots I go to that require ~half mile walks when I prefer to change at the beach. Walking back with a wet wetsuit in the "wet" compartment will result in nonstop drips coming out the strangely placed holes at the bottom/middle of the compartment. It essentially rains on your butt, back read more of your legs and feet while walking and your lower half will be completely wet. I'm not sure what this was designed for? Maybe for storing damp items on a drive or or organizing snorkel gear while on a boat? Anyway, posted a similar review on the Patagonia site and they never posted it - and it looks like they even removed another similar review there - so thought I'd try here to save other surfers from wasting their time.

Unknwon
Savannah
April 24, 2019
6

Would be awesome, if it was a 25L

I was super psyched on this pack for summer adventures and the photos made it seem ideal for river trips. The main pocket is HUGE. It's a typical roll top dry bag, which I considered keeping for longer canyon trips involving wet gear, but I ended up deciding to return it because the bulkiness of the rolled top made the pack too much for day carry. It fits wider than my shoulders read more when on my back and loaded. I would recommend this bag for very specific use, but I would prefer it with a smaller main compartment, probably in a 25L .

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