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About this product
The Patagonia Disperser Roll-Top Pack 40L is a highly water-resistant backpack built for extended time on the water. Its main body is constructed from 14.4-oz 800-denier 100% recycled nylon plain weave with a PU face coating and a TPU back coating, making it watertight up to the roll-top closure and capable of withstanding prolonged exposure to the elements. The 3-oz 200-denier recycled polyester lining carries a PU coating, while the shoulder straps and back panel use a 4.5-oz hydrophobic recycled polyester monomesh that resists absorbing or retaining moisture. Webbing is 100% recycled nylon, and both body and strap fabrics are bluesign approved. At 1,170 g (2 lbs 9.3 oz), the pack offers a 40-liter capacity that adjusts to accommodate large or small loads. An internal organizer pocket can be repositioned to external lash points for quick access, and an integrated net scabbard in the back panel suits left- or right-handed use. The pack is also compatible with Patagonia's Convertible Vest and is made in a Fair Trade Certified factory.
- Category
- Clothing
- Brand
- Patagonia
- Material
- Lining: 3-oz 200-denier 100% recycled polyester plain weave with a PU coating, Shoulder straps and back panel: 4.5-oz 100% recycled polyester hydrophobic monomesh, 14.4-oz 800-denier 100% recycled nylon plain weave with a PU face coating and a TPU back coating
- Color
- Colour: Basin Green
- Weight
- 1,170 g (2 lbs 9.3 oz)
- Webbing
- 100% recycled nylon
What people are saying
Reviewers consistently praise the Patagonia Disperser Roll-Top Pack 40L for its impressive water resistance, with users confirming it keeps gear dry through heavy rain, boat spray, and even prolonged wet conditions. Its generous 40L capacity, rugged recycled nylon construction, and versatility across activities like fly fishing, kayaking, skiing, and hiking are frequently highlighted. Long-term owners report exceptional durability over many years of hard use. The most common criticisms center on the stiff fabric, which makes rolling the top tightly difficult when the pack is full, meaning it falls short of true dry-bag performance. Some users also wish for more external pockets and better interior organization, and a few note the premium price is hard to justify given those limitations.
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