These versatile Lightweight Dry Bag Sets are ideal for organising and colour coding your gear on a wide range of adventures including backpacking, travel and ski touring. They are made from bluesign®-approved waterproof, soft and pliable 70D recycled nylon fabric that is bright white on one side to help with visibility of the gear inside. Other features include a roll-top closure to further keep moisture out, a D-ring attachment point and oval bases so the bags don't roll away on a slope and to make packing more efficient.
Features
bluesign®-approved recycled 70D nylon fabric uses a PFC-free DWR finish
Light-reflecting white interior for better visibility of gear
Non-wicking hypalon roll-top closure
Oval base prevents rolling away and packs better
D-ring attachment point at buckle for securing to boats, bikes, kayaks
15mm (2-Pin) repair buckle size
Avoid submersion since water can seep through the roll-top closure of any dry bag
Specifications
Dimensions
17 x 13.3 x 21.3cm (3 Litres) 16.8 x 14 x 32cm (5 Litres) 19.9 x 16.5 x 39cm (8 Litres) 22 x 20 x 45.9cm (13 Litres) 27.1 x 23.4 x 47.8cm (20 Litres)
70D waterproof fabric - high performance: Super tough, super pliable, high thread-count 70 Denier fabrics. The PU coating is highly waterproof (rated to 10,000mm hydrostatic head), and is coloured bright white to make it easy to find your gear inside these bags.
bluesign® approved: The bluesign® system is the solution for a sustainable textile production. It eliminates harmful substances right from the beginning of the manufacturing process and sets and controls standards for an environmentally friendly and safe production. This not only ensures that the final textile product meets very stringent consumer safety requirements worldwide but also provides you confidence you'll acquire a sustainable product. Those operating sustainably - meaning conserving resources and reducing the environmental impact to a minimum - also act responsibly and innovatively. Wanting to produce sustainable goods though involves a detailed examination of all materials and processes used as well as the impact of the production on the environment. Only this holistic observation, which starts well before the actual production, will guarantee a final product that is harmless to human beings and the environment. The standard covers 5 principles:
Resource productivity: defines the ecological and economical goal to produce textile products of maximum quality and added value, using a minimum amount of resources as well as causing the least possible environmental impact.
Air emission: air emissions need to comply with strictly controlled emission limits along the entire production chain. Optimising the energy flow as well as using low-emission components reduces the CO2 load, implicating active climate protection.
Occupational health and safety: the health and safety of employees in the textile industry has to be safeguarded by strict guidelines. Weak points occurring locally must be detected. In accordance with the risk potential of the deployed chemical substances, corresponding occupational safety measures are mandatory.
Water emission: control aims at feeding back purified water into the natural cycle and causing the least possible pollution of rivers, lakes and seas. This can be achieved by the use of ecologically harmless components as well as by optimising production and wastewater treatment processes.
Consumer safety: includes not only the mandate for high-quality textile products without health risks, but also the assurance that all of the principles of sustainability are consistently implemented during the production process.
