Haversack15 and 45
For years I carried all of my riding stuff in a regular backpack, put inside of a trash bag. It would end up smashed down behind the passenger seat or thrown in the back. All that really got me was a muddy backpack, wet maps, dirty tools and a destroyed sandwich. That is what lead to the design of the Haversacks.
It is a dry bag made out of the same heavy duty stuff as white water rafts. It has the exact buckles as you can find on life vests. It also has the added flexibility to be mounted to the roll bar, safe and out of your way. They are simple to use. Load up your gear, roll the top over on itself a few times and buckle closed. Your stuff will be kept dry and free of mud, dust and sand. Included is an adjustable shoulder strap for easy carry to and from your machine.
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Jason M / Haversack15
Review: Haversack 15.
This bag is the perfect size for my smaller side by side. It will fit and strap just about anywhere on my machine. Between the seats or in the bed on the roll bar.
Good durable quality and seems like it will last a long time. Mud and dust cleans off easy with no effort. Buckles and straps are good quality and don't seem or feel like they will snap.
I recommend this product for durability, affordability and keeping clothes and essentials dry.
Gary L / Haversack 45
So we packed up our new Tail Gunner Off-Road Dry Bag. You may not believe this but inside that bag is the following.
2 heavy hoodies 3X and XL
2 full Coleman rain suites 2X and XL
2 axle helmets XL and Medium
3 sets of Wolfsnout goggles and 3 dust masks (in a storage box)
Couple toboggans and a roll of TP.
This is the nicest bag we’ve had, and it’s gonna strap right on the roll bar.
D Meiborg / Haversack 15 and 45
Love the bags! I saw a post from you a few days ago that someone kept the little one between the seats. I did that and worked as an armrest. Pretty slick. I plan on using the packs when we go kayaking as well.