By Keith and Heather Nicol
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| On the Salish Sea Whale Watching |
We have been
using an AquaQuest Pack for the last couple of years and find it a great choice
for those times when you want to keep whatever is in the pack dry. We have used
for hiking in the rain, going to the beach and out on boats in the Salish Sea
near Courtenay, BC. Since we do alot of
photography one big concern is getting camera gear wet and so any time there
might be an issue we grab our Aqua Quest pack. It has been on skiing photo
shots in the winter at Mount Washington and on whale watching trips out of
Campbell River. We take it to beach while exploring at low tide and it a perfect
choice for traveling to Vancouver in the fall and winter when rain is often in
the forecast.
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| At Point Holmes at Low Tide |
Since we usually leave our car in Nanaimo and walk on the ferry
we need to catch public transit into Vancouver and walk to our destination. We
like to travel light and so if we are visiting for just a couple of days we can
get a change of clothes in this pack with no problem. And if we run into rain walking
to or from a bus then keeping clothing dry in our pack isn`t an issue. We also
like the fact that it has a couple of water bottle holders on the outside. We
wish though that these were abit deeper since larger bottles can come out. We would also like to see another smaller
pouch in side or along the top for stowing smaller items and we note that some
of the newer AquaQuest packs do have this option. For more info see: https://aquaquestwaterproof.com/
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| The AquaQuest Pack is a great choice while boating |
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