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Roll-Top Stuff Sack
Hyperlite Mountain Gear
Roll-Top Stuff Sack
$49.00 - $79.00
Description

　　Featherlight, highly weatherproof stuff sacks

　　Hyperlite Mountain Gear designed their DCF11 Roll-Top Stuff Sacks for passionate adventurers who want the most stripped-down, dialed-in, water-resistant system possible. Optimized for the minimalist packrafter, ice or alpine climber or thru hiker, they serve as key organizational tools, helping you separate and easily find food, clothes, toiletries and gear.

　　They provide a nearly rainproof backpacking system when used in conjunction with Hyperlite's packs, which are also made of bombproof, 100% waterproof Dyneema® Composite Fabrics (formerly Cuben Fiber). Stash your puffy jacket, or keep your wet clothes away from your dry gear. The roll-top closure gives these stuff sacks added moisture protection, so your gear will stay dry in all but the most soaking wet conditions.

　　Not submersible.

Footprint sold separately.
Description
Brand Name:
Hyperlite Mountain Gear
Mfg Sku/Part Number:
1-20111
Made In:
Mexico
Color:
Grey
Material:
DCF11
Volume:
3 Liter: 3L | 183 cu. in.
10 Liter: 10L | 610 cu. in.
25 Liter: 25L | 1526 cu. in.
43 Liter: 43L | 2624 cu. in.
Weight:
3 Liter: 0.8 oz. | 23 g
10 Liter: 1.2 oz. | 34 g
25 Liter: 1.59 oz. | 45 g
43 Liter: 2.0 oz. | 57 g
Dimensions (Height x Diameter):
3 Liter: 12 x 6 in | 30.5 x 15.2 cm
10 Liter: 17 x 7.5 in | 43.2 x 19.1 cm
25 Liter: 24 x 9 in | 61 x 22.9 cm
43 Liter: 28 x 12 in | 71.1 x 30.5 cm
Other Features:
• Round bottom
• 43-liter size can also be used as a pack liner
• Strip of 0.75-inch black binding at the top of the bag allows for easy closing
• 0.75-inch side release buckles for secure closure
• Made with 100% waterproof DCF11 Dyneema® Composite Fabrics (formely Cuben Fiber)
• Not submersible
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