I need a backpack that won't get fugged by the combo of

are you gucking diving son? most packs have aluminium frma if the EVEN FUCKING HAVE A FRAME AT ALL.

just go to your fucking local shop ya nonce

>>969486
Just get a cheap one unless you're gonna be in salt/sand regularly. Marine rated gear is awfully expensive. Seawater will make anything woven stink pretty bad if you can't wash with freshwater.

>>969486
that gives me the hard

>>969527
into the jew broads are ya

>>969486
How big? What's it for? Does it need a frame? What's your budget?

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this is just a google image but you can get decent drybag rucksacks.

I have a 25l one I use as a daypack.

how big do you need?

>>969486
I live on a small island in the Irish Sea, my gear is routinely dragged around beaches.

you are worrying about nothing. basic maintenance to the bag ( as in shake it out and don't leave the zips converted in salt water for days on end) and you'll be fine unless it's some POS fashion backpack from a high street.

25 years and I've only had a couple of bags die from beaches use and both of these have been high street 'look cool' stuff any /out/ bag (even the cheap and sketchy ones) have been fine. even my wife's hand bag and little sister's kid's nappy bag dont have problems

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>>969486
Is it just me, or does anyone else find it funny the filename starts with 1488*?

>>969486
god damn look at the snout on that trollop

>>969490
what
>>969510
yeah, that's the current method i use. i've gone through 3 already.
>>969567
for taking my crap to the beach primarily. i'd take it on minor hikes as well. $50-100.

>>969589
that looks like the perfect size/bag desu. i've been using smaller, school-like ones.
>>969639
>as in shake it out and don't leave the zips converted in salt water for days on end
i want technology to solve this problem for me.

>>969884
>a day pack for the beach

Literally any daypack and clean it once in a while.

>>969884
So instead of just not being a retard you want to spend money so you can be a retard

>>969486
Just hide it in your nose

>>969884

I use an Exped cloudburst 25, but it's VERY lightweight compared to some other drybag backpacks.

It's also super lightweight and packable tho - I got it to use as a daysack when I'm already out hiking with a rucksack. I use it as a stuff sack for clothes inside the rucksack when I'm hiking.

I thought everyone on /out/ was veshmeshok pilled

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How aboot Swiss ex-military mountain backpack from rubber?
Rubber is pretty resistant to that shit. Cheap & Swiss quality...
They seem to be quite small, though.

https://www.google.pl/search?q=swiss+rubber+backpack