Backpacks | Ultra-Sil Pack Liner (Fall 2022)

Sea to Summit

Ultra-Sil Pack Liner (Fall 2022)

$26.21 - $33.71

Description

　　Ultralight and waterproof pack liner

　　The Ultra-Sil Pack Liner won the prestigious Backpacker Editors' Choice award in 2006 and this award-winner is an excellent solution for keeping contents of your pack dry. It's made of 30D Ultra-Sil™ CORDURA® brand fabric, making it super-lightweight and is an oval shape to fit inside packs more easily. The extra wide-opening roll-top closure folds in three before being rolled and sealed with the low profile buckles. Comes in bright colors to help with visibility when packing and unpacking, and a 50L, 70L and 90L size range to cover all options and bag sizes.

Footprint sold separately.

Description

Brand Name:

Sea to Summit

Volume:

50 Liter: fits packs up to 50 L / 3000 cu in
70 Liter: fits packs up to 70 L / 4300 cu in
90 Liter: fits packs up to 90 L / 5500 cu in

Color:

Various

Weight:

50 Liter: 2.6 oz / 74 g
70 Liter: 3.4 oz / 98 g
90 Liter: 4.4 oz / 126 g

Waterproof:

Yes

Other Features:

• Ultra-Sil Pack Liner opens wide for easy packing when it's inside a pack
• Unique top closure: extra fabric at the top folds in and hook and loops into place, then rolls down, creating a more compact closed loop at the top
• Made of PU coated siliconized CORDURA®
• Waterproof Hypalon® roll-top closure does not wick moisture
• Waterproof seams - double stitched and tape sealed
• Low profile buckles
• Slippery finish for easy packing

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