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Raincover 30-50L
Gregory
Raincover 30-50L
$26.21
Description

  Waterproof protection with a more sustainable approach, Gregory's Raincover collection utilizes recycled polyester ripstop material to provide a durable barrier for your pack from the elements. Reflective logos, secure attachments, and a tidy package allow you to make time for the trail on rainy days.

  Fits packs between 30-50 liters.

  Pack not included.

Footprint sold separately.
Description
Brand:
Gregory
Mfg Sku/Part Number:
141348
Weight:
0.2 lbs
Packed Dimensions:
2 x 5 x 5 in.
Material:
40% Recycled 70D Polyester Ripstop
Other Features:
  • Waterproof, seam-taped construction for maximum protection from the elements
  • Elasticized drawcord attachment with hipbelt loops and adjustable hook closer to be clasped above the pack's harnesses
  • Oversized front reflective logo to easily spot your pack in the dark
  • Attached storage pouch with secure envelope closure
  • Bottom drain hole to prevent excess moisture pooling
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