UL HIKER WALLET

$9.50 USD

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WHAT FABRIC SHOULD I CHOOSE?

Not sure which fabric to choose from the available options? Here's a quick guide on the differences.

If weight of the bag is your biggest concern, then Ultra TX70 and UltraGrid will be your best option. If a bag with more structure and "body" is what you're wanting, then X-Pac RX15 and RX30 would be a better choice.

Challenge Outdoor UltraGrid & Ultra TX70:

A solid, lightweight and super strong fabric. UltraGrid is a 100% recycled nylon that's 210D and features a double Ultra fiber ripstop that makes it incredibly strong, and nearly impossible to rip. At 146 gsm, it's a touch heavier than Ultra TX, but offers more color options. UltraGrid is a single layer, woven fabric. It's a Backcountry Exposure favorite.

The ultralight hiker go to. Ultra TX70 is a 3 layer laminate with a 70D polyester ripstop face fabric, crossply ultra fiber and PET film that can be seam taped. It's lighter weight at 99 gsm and is ideal for when grams count.

X-Pac RX Fabrics:

X-Pac RX15 is a 3 layer laminate fabric that's 100% recycled polyester with a 150 denier face fabric. It has a nice, soft hand feel on the face fabric. It's a touch heavier at 196gsm but is incredibly durable, has great structure and very durable for the weight.

X-Pac RX30 has the same 3 layer construction as RX15 but features a 300 denier face fabric and more color options. For maximum durability and structure on the bag, go with RX30.

Quantity

Simple and functional, this ultralight wallet is made from scrap fabric from our larger bags, which reduces waste and creates a functional little wallet. Ideal for a hiker carrying a few cards, some cash and other flat items important to keep safe while hiking and traveling.
The goal with this wallet is to make use of scrap fabric, reduce waste and provide a simple pouch to put important cards/cash and travel information that can easily be tossed into your backpack. The pull loop on each side is big enough to accept a small carabiner so it can be attached to the inside of your backpack, or to the key clip often found in backpack pockets.