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eVent Compression Dry Sack (Fall 2022)
Sea to Summit
eVent Compression Dry Sack (Fall 2022)
$24.46 - $38.46
Description

　　Waterproof compression sack with air-permeable, waterproof base

　　Made with eVent fabric, these dry sacks do not require a valve to purge the air as they are compressed. These sacks are perfect for sleeping bags and other bulky, soft items like down jackets and other clothing.

　　eVent is totally waterproof and extremely breathable, so the air can be pushed right through the fabric, yet no water will penetrate through it. Best of all, eVent is also extremely lightweight. A great option for anyone in the market for a lightweight, durable, and easy-to-compress dry bag.

Footprint sold separately.
Description
Brand:
Sea to Summit
Color:
Gray
Weight:
3.7 - 7.4 oz.
Volume:
X-Small: 6 L / Small: 10L / Medium: 14L / Large: 20 L / X-Large: 30 L
Dimensions:
X-Small: 6 x 14 in.
Small: 7 x 16 in.
Medium: 8 x 18 in.
Large: 9 x 20 in.
X-Large: 10.5 x 23 in.
Other Features:
  • Unique compression idea - air can be pushed out to compress, but water can't get in because of the waterproof, air permeable eVent fabric base
  • Rugged 100 D nylon body & lid
  • Waterproof seams - double stitched and tape sealed
  • Roll top Hypalon closure with lid and 4 straps evenly compresses and maintains compressed size
  • Reinforced stitching on all stress points
  • FullPull handle on the bottom
  • Compact, durable, and lightweight
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