Does water get under the bag when driving or stationary?
1098411
I suppose some would. Its held to tank with magnets.Holds a bottle of water snacks etc.
1098412
You are out in the elements. The rain cover does help but if outside long enough, it will get wet.
174912
I did... it was not a heavy downpour, however, it was steady. I was in and out doing a photo shoot. I did not have the backpack covered in anyway and nothing got wet.
886564
I have never had that issue. I use it for the gym and it hangs out in my car on hot days with water in it too. I wash it periodically. Have you had milk or juice left in it? My kids did that a few times found their bottle under the seat but they washed up without issue. Clean it up with some bleach.
920643
I could see water getting inside the bag unless there is a roof of some sort above the bag.
1076763
Assuming you have the cap on and tightened appropriately, it will hold the water just fine. However if it's upside down and in a bag, there's a decent chance that something will push on the cap's clip/lever with just enough force to open it. Remember, they're meant to open with the force of your thumb, so that's all it needs for something to dump the liquid inside.
1586108
Not likely, if water leaked in large amounts and was left in the bag, it would be a remote possibility. I own the bag, and have never had a problem. Make sure the water fill port is properly sealed on the hydration bladder and you should be fine.
2205198
Yes water gets in but the pellets allow you to float. The bean bag does need a place to drain afterwards.
754118
I was concerned about that too.. but so far, I've had no problem with dust getting in it. I didn't really think of water much because I have it in my keyring which ends up staying in my purse most of the time. The nice practical design is really what I like. Hope you find this helpful.
291905
It is well clear of the brakes. I suppose if your seat is very low, you unzip and expand the bag fully, and have something very heavy inside the bag causing it to hang down even further it could potentially create a problem. But I would have to guess that in 99% of normal circumstances with the seat at a normal height, the bag is no where near the rear tire.
1087445
No. I would be awfully messy using in a car. Where would the water go? On the seat? The floor?
1266312
I have never had any water get in that I am aware of. It simply has a top with a wide lip and inner wall on the cover that helps create a snug fit. I don't go into it often, but have never noticed that anything has been wet. One item I store in it is charcoal and the bag is always dry.
249214
Mostly, obviously stuff in front pockets gets wet, but stuff in main compartments stays mostly dry. IF there are clothes not in plastic bags, they'll get damp (I think the wind gets water under the flaps since they're only attached by the bucket and not a water-proof zipper. There's definitely not like ppols of water in the main compartments, though.
383899
It is water resistant to some extent. If its like a heavy storm, you have a good 5 minutes until the insides of the bag get wet. However, if you like accidentally spilled water on the bag it should be fine.
1458981
No it is not, if only because it has drainage holes in the bottom in case of a broken water bladder which can allow water into the bag if sat in a puddle. However the outside does repel water, and it manages very well in heavy rain.
802282
Mine got water inside the case after 25 meters with the case mounted on head strap. However it has no problems if you don't dive deep.
1924888
No. The spigot stays put, but the two carry handles make it easy to manage. I do make sure to be careful how I place it in the car, though, so the spigot doesn't get opened during transit. It's just the kind of thing that could happen to me...
140701
In part, yes. But I had my bags on my car for most of a week and was in and out rain. Some things got wet, but not all and not very wet!