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Originally Posted by Sardines
Waxed canvas/cotton need to be rewaxed after some time, whereas the thermoplastic polymer type dry bags are tougher layered and will be lower maintenance. Sure the liner keeps everything dry inside. The wax will also show scuffs a little easier. I personally use Green Guru pannier bags, which are made of recycled inner tubes and can handle heavy rain for 30 mins before the water will enter into cracks in the seams once saturation occurs. The backpack is very nice and convertible into a pannier bag.
Thanks, Yeah, I like the way the Banjo Brothers bag looks. The texture looks like it isn't as heavily waxed as something like a Barbour coat, so not sure about the scuffing. Not planning to do heavy duty touring, just really want to use it for commuting. But I am interested to hear from anyone who has the bag regarding wear, etc.
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