Got Bag Hike & Camp

Frequently Asked Questions

• What materials do GOT BAG packs use and how does that impact sustainability?

  GOT BAG packs are made from Ocean Impact Plastic—recycled plastic recovered from rivers, coasts, and oceans in Indonesia—combined with recycled straps and hardware, and finished PFC‑free and PVC‑free. That “trash‑to‑treasure” construction reduces virgin plastic use and gives a clear chain of custody for recycled content while retaining abrasion resistance and pack durability.
• Are GOT BAG packs and dry bags fully waterproof for hiking and camping?

  The GOT BAG Dry Bag (32L) is fully waterproof, using high‑frequency welded seams and a roll‑top folding lip to keep gear dry even when exposed to spray or brief immersion. The Pro Pack and RollTop 2.0 are built from waterproof or highly water‑resistant materials with rolltop or sealed closures for strong protection in wet trails, but for prolonged submersion or boat use the dedicated Dry Bag is the safest choice.
• How should I choose between the Pro Pack, RollTop 2.0, and the 32L Dry Bag for hiking or travel?

  Choose by intended use: the Pro Pack (around 25–35L) is a structured, carry‑on‑friendly pack with a 16″ laptop sleeve and organized pockets for everyday hikes and travel; the RollTop 2.0 (~31L) offers flexible volume and a roll‑top closure for extra weather protection on wet trails; the 32L Dry Bag is purpose‑built waterproof storage for boat trips or packing wet/dirty gear. Consider whether you need laptop organization, external pockets and daisy‑chains (Pro Pack), or maximum waterproofing and compressibility (Dry Bag).
• Will the Pro Pack fit a 16″ laptop and meet carry‑on limits?

  Yes, the Pro Pack includes a padded notebook compartment sized for up to a 16″ laptop and is designed to meet typical carry‑on dimensions; however, carry‑on acceptance varies by airline so checking your carrier’s L+W+H limit (IATA cabin guideline ≤45 linear inches) before travel is recommended.
• How does the Pro Pack compare to the RollTop 2.0 for multi‑day hikes?

  The Pro Pack emphasizes organization and structured carry—padded laptop sleeve, multiple stash and zip pockets, and torso fit tuning—making it better for mixed travel and overnight trips where gear access and tech protection matter. The RollTop 2.0 trades some internal organization for flexible volume and a weather‑centric roll‑top closure, so it performs better when you expect heavy rain or need compressible packing.