washaway® Ripstop Carry Bag - Weather resistant and Durable

washaway® Ripstop Carry Bag - Weather resistant and Durable

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R 179.99 ZAR
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washaway® Ripstop Carry Bag - Weather resistant and Durable

washaway® Ripstop Carry Bag - Weather resistant and Durable

R 179.99 ZAR
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Explorers, keep kit dry through river crossings from day one

This is a bag for dirty miles, not hotel bathrooms. 100% waterproof nylon ripstop and a sealed water resistant zip keep socks, electronics, and maps intact when canvas would soak and tear. Built to collect scars on multi-day hikes and bikepack routes.

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Water resistant zip

Sealed zipper so river spray and mud stay outside the kit.

18 lock

Nylon ripstop hide

Sharp rock and pack-side abrasion meet a fabric meant to take scars.

18 anchor

Strap, pack, rinse

Clip to a frame, stuff in a pack, hose off at camp—no special ritual.

Secure the dry kit

Field vs hotel kit

Ripstop that stays dry when canvas soaks

Ordinary pouches drink river water and fray on rock. This bag uses waterproof nylon ripstop and a sealed zip so essentials stay dry on crossings and mud.

Secure the dry kit

washaway® Ripstop Travel Bag

Typical canvas pouch

Shell
100% waterproof nylon ripstop
Untreated canvas that soaks
Closure
Fully sealed waterproof zip
Open coil zip, no seal
River-crossing dry hold
Built to collect trail scars
Rinse-off mud at camp

Strap it, pack it, rinse it in minutes

No extra ritual. Load dry kit, close the sealed zip, ride or hike, then hose mud off the ripstop at camp.

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    Step 1

    Load the dry kit

    Drop hygiene goods, socks, or maps inside. Close the waterproof zip fully so the seal seats.

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    Step 2

    Strap or stuff

    Clip to a pack side or bike, or nest it in a duffel. Compact shape, no hotel-bathroom bulk.

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    Step 3

    Rinse the scars

    At camp, hose mud off the nylon. The bag is built to show miles, not to stay pretty.

Fit, care, and river-crossing questions

Leftover objections in trail language—size, zip, mud, and what the price actually buys.

Fit

Weather

Care

Will this swallow a multi-day electronics kit?

It is a compact travel bag for essentials—phone, headlamp, maps, socks—not a full duffel. Pack the dry kit you cannot afford to soak.

Can I strap it to a bike or pack?

Yes. Hikers and bikepackers clip or stuff it on the side of a pack or frame. It is built for dirty miles, not a bathroom counter.

Is the zip actually waterproof on a river crossing?

The zip is fully sealed and the shell is 100% waterproof nylon ripstop. Close it fully so the seal seats before you wade.

What happens when canvas would soak?

Ordinary canvas pouches drink water and tear. This bag is meant to keep kit dry through weather, mud, and sharp terrain.

How do I get mud off without wrecking it?

Rinse with a hose or tap at camp. Ripstop is built to collect scars; mud is not a crisis.

Why does it cost more than a cheap pouch?

You are paying for waterproof nylon, a sealed zip, and a bag that survives abuse instead of a soaked replacement mid-trip.

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Made for the trip. Built for the scars. 

Weather, mud, overstuffed packs and wet hotel counters. The sealed zip and ripstop fabric are built to take it all and still keep your kit dry. Every scuff is proof it’s doing its job.

Secure the dry kit

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Tested on real miles, built to last.

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