Collection: Waterproof Backpacks - Roll Top Waterproof Backpacks Built To Last

The best way to clean a waterproof backpack is to rinse with fresh water, use mild soap if needed, and always air dry upside down.

Keeping your waterproof backpack clean means it’s always ready for the next adventure. Shake out any sand or mud, then rinse it with fresh water, especially after sea swims, paddleboarding, or muddy hikes.

For a deeper clean, use mild soap with a soft cloth or sponge. Stubborn stains can be brushed gently, and odours sorted with a little vinegar solution or baking soda. Avoid bleach, harsh detergents, or putting it in the washing machine.

Once washed, rinse thoroughly and hang your backpack upside down to air dry out of direct sunlight. Store it in a cool, dry place to protect the waterproof coating and keep it adventure-ready.

A waterproof backpack fits swim kit, clothes, snacks, and even a laptop, keeping it all dry on any adventure.

Our waterproof backpack is built for adventure and has plenty of room for all of your kit. It comfortably fits a towel, a changing robe, swim gear, and a spare set of clothes.

There’s still space for extras like snacks, water bottles, and even your work gear or laptop if you’re commuting in the rain. The roll-top closure keeps everything dry and secure, whatever the weather.

Whether it’s a wild swim, a weekend hike, or just braving the British weather, our waterproof backpack can carry everything you need and keep it safe from the elements.

Yes, with padded straps, a chest strap, and a waist belt, a waterproof backpack stays comfortable on long walks.

Our waterproof backpack is built for comfort on long walks. Adjustable, padded shoulder straps, a chest strap, and a waist belt help spread the load and keep the weight close to your body, so your back stays happy.

The best waterproof backpack is tough, fully watertight, and comfortable to carry, just like our Wild Moose backpacks.

The best waterproof backpack is one that keeps your gear completely dry, feels comfortable to carry, and is tough enough to handle any adventure. 

Look for waterproof materials like PVC, TPU or tarpaulin, welded seams, and a roll-top closure to lock water out. The best waterproof backpacks also have padded, adjustable shoulder straps and support straps to spread the weight, making it comfortable to carry.

That’s exactly what you’ll find in our waterproof backpack - durable, adventure-ready, and designed to keep your kit dry wherever you’re headed.