Clearance Ultra-Sil Dry Day Pack 22L Packing Solutions|Day Packs

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The Sea to Summit Ultra-Sil Dry Day Pack 22L is a waterproof pack that excels in portability. It folds into a small stuff sack, making it space-efficient. The pack is made from siliconeized nylon fabric, offering ease of packing and water resistance.

Sea to Summit says: 

An ultralight daypack that is waterproof and that stows away in its  own tiny stuff sack.

Our Verdict

The Sea to Summit Ultra-Sil Dry Day Pack 22L is a prime example of minimalist design combined with robust functionality. This ultralight daypack delivers on its promise of being waterproof and excels in portability, making it a must-have for outdoor enthusiasts.

One of the most remarkable features of this pack is its compactness. It folds into a tiny stuff sack, making it a marvel of space efficiency. This versatility caters to various uses, from avid hikers seeking a compact pack for summit climbs to travelers requiring a dependable daypack that won’t take up much luggage space.

The Ultra-Sil Dry Day Pack is crafted from siliconeized nylon fabric, offering both ease of packing and water resistance. Despite its lightweight construction, the pack doesn’t compromise on capacity, providing a generous 22 liters of storage space. The elasticized compression lacing system adds versatility, allowing users to secure additional gear externally when needed.

– Reviewed by Ultralight Outdoor Gear

Features

• SMALL Exceptionally compact packable design.
• EASY TO USE Siliconeised Nylon fabric for easy packing and  water resistance.
• STRONG AND DURABLE Bar-tacked and reinforced stitching at key stress points.
• SUPER COMPACT Packs into an attached Ultra-Sil stuff sack
• 22 LITRE CAPACITY
• Elasticised compression lacing system

Specifications

• Weight: 95g
• Volume: 22L

Material & Construction

• PFC Free
• 30D Ultra-Sil fabric woven into a ripstop pattern

Help & advice:

• The Ultimate Guide to Choosing an Ultralight Rucksack
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