The most rudimentary accessory for the internal organization of backpacks and bags is a good stuffsack or backpack lining. These simple 210D stuffsacks are relatively light and quite water-resistant, simply great for most situations.
KEY FEATURES
- Made of relatively lightweight 210D polyamideRolltop closure with SR buckle
- Available in different sizes from 5 to 60 liters
- 5-year material and product warranty
- Made in Finland/Estonia
TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS
- 5L: weight 65 g, flat dimensions 23 x 41 cm (W x L)
- 10L: weight 95 g, flat dimensions 31 x 52 cm (W x L)
- 20L: weight 125 g, flat dimensions 38 x 63 cm (W x L)
- 40L: weight 195 g, flat dimensions 50 x 85 cm (W x L)
- 60L: weight 225 g, flat dimensions 59 x 97 cm (W x L)
- Fabric: 210D polyamide
- Strap: 100% polyester
This is your all-round packing accessory for most situations. Besides the beautiful roll closure, there is nothing spectacular going on. The 210D fabric these bags are made of is certainly not ultra-light, but it is light enough for most situations. The thin, smooth material makes them easy to store, roll up and pack. Examples of use: 1) The smallest ones are perfect for socks, underwear and other spare clothes.
2) Keep food and snacks organized with one or two of these, pull them out of your backpack to rummage around.
3) The larger one can be used as an inner pocket in your backpack for extra protection against rain.
4) With different sizes and colors, you can color-code your items so you can quickly identify them.
WATERPROOF? YES AND NO.
The 210D polyamide that these bags are made of has a PU coating to make them waterproof. But the seams are not taped or anything like that. Basically, if they are new and not worn after years of intensive use, they are quite waterproof. But if you leave one in the rain or drop it in a lake, water will seep in through the seams over time. Keep in mind that, if you use these like we do, the fabric and coating will wear off at some point, allowing water to seep through the fabric itself, that’s life.
