Gregory

50L-80L Raincover

70D Polyester Ripstop is a durable fabric used in our rain covers. The "70D" indicates the thickness of the fibers, making it strong and resistant to wear. The "Ripstop" technique incorporates a special crosshatch pattern that prevents small tears from spreading, ensuring your rain cover remains effective even in tough conditions. This means you can trust it to protect your gear from rain without easily getting damaged.

Seam-taped construction involves applying a special waterproof tape over the seams where the fabric pieces are sewn together. This prevents water from leaking through these vulnerable areas, ensuring that your backpack and its contents stay dry even in heavy rain. It’s a crucial feature for anyone who spends time outdoors in unpredictable weather.

The elasticated drawcord attachment allows you to securely fit the rain cover over your backpack. This stretchy cord can be easily tightened or loosened, ensuring a snug fit that prevents the cover from blowing off in windy conditions or allowing rain to seep in. It provides peace of mind that your gear is protected, no matter the weather.

Hipbelt loops are designed to secure the rain cover to the hipbelt of your backpack. This feature keeps the cover in place during movement, such as hiking or backpacking, ensuring it doesn’t shift or come loose. This added stability enhances protection against rain and wind, making your outdoor experience more enjoyable.

The oversized front reflective logo enhances visibility in low-light conditions, such as early morning or late evening hikes. This feature is crucial for safety, as it makes you more visible to others, including drivers and fellow hikers. It’s an essential addition for anyone who values safety while enjoying outdoor activities.

Yes, our rain cover is designed to be versatile and can fit a range of backpack sizes. The elasticated drawcord and hipbelt loops allow for adjustments, ensuring a secure fit on various packs. This adaptability makes it a great investment for anyone who owns multiple backpacks or plans to upgrade in the future.