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Major XL
Ursack
Major XL
$124.95
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  The Ursack Major XL bear bag is a larger version of the classic Major and holds about 50% more food than its smaller sibling. At 8.8 ounces, the Major XL bear bag is still more lightweight than a traditional bear canister and prevents bears from getting your food in their territory.

  Ursacks are not considered a suitable bearproof container in some areas (such as Yosemite National Park). Please check with the authorities at your destination before purchasing the Ursack.

  Note: Some units may have different color thread or rope than those pictured.

  Please note, none of the Ursack models should be considered wolf or dog resistant. That’s because canines have sharp teeth and strong jaws. Bears have great strength, but their teeth are not sharp.

  

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Description
Brand Name:
Ursack
Volume:
about 15 Liters (approx. 7+ days of food for 1 person)
Color:
Black
Weight:
8.8 oz
Dimensions:
12.5 x 22 in.
Other Features:
• Certified Bear Resistant
• Flexible
• Cord: 6 foot-high tensile strength
• Recommend: Odor Barrier Bag (OP Sak 12 x 20) - sold separately
Read all instructions and learn to properly close the Ursack before use.
Limited Lifetime Warranty: Ursack will replace, or refund the cost of, any properly used Ursack Major XL in which a gap, tear or hole larger than 1/4 inch is caused by a bear. This 1/4 inch standard is the criteria used in the Interagency Grizzly Bear Committee's test protocol. Ursack asks that customers return any damaged Ursack to them for inspection (do not return it to the retailer for warranty). For more information about the risk from raccoons and other critters, see the FAQ section at www.ursack.com.
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