Quantum Flat Pack

WPB laminates are too delicate for packs, because they are prone to delamination. The better option is to keep your electronics in dry bags, use a more durable material for the pack, and use a waterproof liner for things that need to stay dry.

"Breathability is key because my camera needs to breath inside the pack. If condensation builds up inside the pack, it will destroy my camera and iPhone."

This doesn't make a bit of sense.

First of all, cameras don't breathe. Second, condensation does not build up inside a pack.

Now, it is certainly possible for moist air and water to get into the pack, but that is generally only when you are not using a dry bag or when you have it open to the air. It might be possible for rain to leak in from some corner seam and get close to the camera. However, that is why they invented dry bags.

It is not necessary to use the biggest and heaviest dry bags. Anything will do.

If you allow your camera to get fairly cold and then you bring it into warmer air, you can get condensation on the surfaces. That is simple to prevent. Keep your camera at a more constant temperature, perhaps on the cool side.

Further, if you are paranoid about this, then use some desiccant packs. That is the standard solution for a humid environment.

–B.G.–

+1 to what's been said so far.

I'm not sure I understand the hydration sleeve part: is it INSIDE the pack? If so, I don't think there is any way to dry our clothing inside the pockets. The fabric may be "breathable", but that's really more marketing spin than "breathing" as customers take it to mean. Not enough moisture will escape.

Don't give up on your quest though! Keep going until you have what function you're looking for.