Backpacks | Big Zip EVO Shutoff Valve

Platypus

Big Zip EVO Shutoff Valve

$7.96

Description

　　Replacement valve with leak-proof control for Big Zip EVO

　　The Platypus Big Zip EVO Shutoff Valve is a leak-proof valve made specifically for the Big Zip EVO Reservoir. The improved design offers a wider angle for faster water flow, an embossed water droplet icon to indicate when water flow is engaged, and a larger on/off lever for ease of use (even with gloves on). The result is a valve that offers faster water flow and a more intuitive on/off lever. Compatible with the HyFLO Bite Valve (sold separately).

Footprint sold separately.

Description

Brand Name:

Platypus

Made In:

USA

Mfg Sku/Part Number:

11004

UPC:

040818110041

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