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Air ZippDitty - Set of 2
Granite Gear
Air ZippDitty - Set of 2
$15.16 - $19.96
Description

  Ultralight zippered packing system

  The Air ZippDitty is a smaller version of Granite Gear's ultralight zippered stowage solution. They are much more accessible than a roll-top stuff sack and, because of their size and shape, they are easy to stow and pack anywhere. The perfect packing system for organizing smaller items like toiletries, snacks and tool kits. Multi-colored with translucent water-resistant nylon so you can see the contents.

  Sold in sets of 2; colors may vary from pictures.

Footprint sold separately.
Description
Brand Name:
Granite Gear
Weight:
0.6L: 0.5 oz
1L: 0.56 oz
1.7L: 0.67 oz
2.4L: 0.74 oz
Dimensions:
0.6L: 2.75 x 2.75 x 5.5"
1L: 3.12 x 3.12 x 7"
1.7L: 3.5 x 3.5 x 8"
2.4L: 4 x 4 x 9.5"
Other Features:
See-thru Sil-Nylon fabric allows you to see what's inside
Zippered access allows fast loading and secure storage
Convenient haul loops for grabbing and hanging
Square shape stacks great inside your pack
Keep gear organized and color-coded
Fully-finished seams
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