Ultralight Drawstring Stuff Sacks - Challenge D50T fabric

Ultralight Stuff Sacks (Challenge D50T Fabric)

Ultralight. Ultra-durable. Trail-tested hiking gear.
Hilltop Packs' ultralight drawstring stuff sacks are crafted from Challenge D50T ultralight fabric, offering an exceptional balance of strength, minimal weight, and affordability. Designed for ultralight backpackers and adventurers, these sacks keep your gear organized and protected from the elements.

DETAILS

• From the same company that makes ECOPACK and ULTRA fabrics. These bags are perfect for ultralight backpacking. 
• All stuff sacks include taped seams for increased weather resistance keeping your clothes, quilts and other valuable items dry on the trail. 
• Ultralight backpacking gear for thru hiking, camping & Backpacking.
• D50T is very comparable in weight to 1.43 Dyneema. With an abrasion layer on the outside and an improved waterproofing layer on the inside.

SIZES

• Small 4.75"x 6.5"  (12x16.5cm) 0.6 Liters
• Medium 7.5"x 11.5"  (19x29cm) 2.5 Liters
• Large 9.5"x 13.5"  (24x34cm) 4.5 Liters
• Jumbo 11.5"x 17"  (29x43cm) 9.5 Liters
• Jumbo PLUS 13"x20" (33x50cm) 15.5 Liters

WEIGHTS

• Small 0.30oz (8.5g)
• Medium 0.55oz (15.5g)
• Large 0.77oz (22g)
• Jumbo 1.07oz (30g)
• Jumbo PLUS 1.37oz (39g)

USES

• Small: Stoves, Toiletries and small camping accessories
• Medium: A shirt, socks and other light weather clothing
• Large: Mid layer, shirts, socks and other light weight Clothing
• Jumbo: Winter clothes, Lightweight quilt 50 to 20 degree range
• Jumbo Plus: 30 to -20 Degree Lightweight Quilt

Stuff Sack SIZES For Quilts

• 50 Degree Quilts down to 20 Degree Quilts use the "Jumbo" Stuff Sack. Lighter quilts will allow extra room for clothes.
• 30 Degrees Quilts down to -20 Quilts use the "Jumbo Plus". Lighter quilts will allow extra room for clothes.

Where it's made

Handmade and printed in Waynesburg, Pennsylvania by the awesome gear makers at Hilltop Packs.  Their dry bags are designed by experienced hikers who understand the demands of the trail.