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Essential Umbrella
Hyperlite Mountain Gear
Essential Umbrella
$59.00
Description

  Regardless of what camp you fall into ("It's the HEAT!" "No, It's the HUMIDITY!"), there's no denying that relief from the direct rays of the sun is always a welcome, if not life-saving, treat. Same goes for a bit of help staying dry in wet, cooler environments where the risk of hypothermia increases the more saturated you get.

  So, with your safety and madness-prevention in mind, Hyperlite Mountain Gear offers the Essential Umbrella. It checks all your boxes regarding weight, protection, and strength in high winds. More and more, on just about any trail, you'll see that experienced backpackers have made umbrellas an indispensable part of their kits. We think this one will more than earn its place in yours.

Footprint sold separately.
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Brand:
Hyperlite Mountain Gear
Mfg Sku/Part Number:
5-02002-1
Color:
Grey
Size:
One Size
Weight:
0.43 lb | 6.88 oz. | 195 g
Length:
24 in. | 61 cm
Diameter:
38 in. | 96.5 cm
Made In:
China
Other Features:
  • Loops: Integrated hang loops into roll closure
  • Construction: Dual canopy construction reduces the chance for blowouts in high winds
  • Design: Ultralight with soft easy-grip handle and reflective cord bungee
  • Water Resistant: Yes, with 50+ UPF protection
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