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Patagonia’s new backpack can survive half an hour underwater without soaking your gear
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Patagonia has launched a new version of its most water-resistant backpack, designed to keep equipment dry even when the entire bag ends up underwater.
The Guidewater Backpack 25L is part of Patagonia’s submersible fly-fishing collection, alongside the existing Guidewater Sling and Hip Pack.
However, the backpack is the significant new arrival, replacing the outgoing 29-litre Guidewater model with a smaller but more substantial design.
The backpack now has a padded back panel, shaped shoulder straps and a removable padded hip belt intended to distribute heavier loads more comfortably.
The Patagonia Guidewater Backpack 25L is listed at £320 in the UK, $349 in the US and €350 in Europe (~AU$573).