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Coated polyester, bound seams, flush side-release clips.
- Coated polyester, bound seams, flush side-release clips
- 100% Satisfaction Guarantee
- Produced in two colourways only, in batches that follow the season's cloth run
CLOSE A POUCH IN TWO SECONDS AT SIX IN THE MORNING
Repacking is a five-minute job you do tired, in the dark, on a hotel floor. Roll the top down twice and clip it: no zip to line up, no teeth to catch on a sleeve, and the pouch gets smaller as the trip empties it instead of holding its box shape all the way home.
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Roll-down clip closure — compresses as you roll it and closes in about two seconds
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Nothing to jam or split — no coil zip, which is what fails first on a packing pouch
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Wipe-clean coated shell — a damp gym shirt does not soak through to the next pouch
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Five graded sizes — from a folded-shirt pouch down to a charger and cable pocket
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Rolls smaller as it empties — a half-full pouch takes half the space, which a zip cube never does
Five compressed pouches split by what goes in them rather than by size: two for clothes, one for laundry, one for the wash kit and one for the odds. Each closes with a roll-and-clip rather than a zip.
Roll-and-clip, not another zip
Zips are the first thing to fail on a packing pouch and the slowest thing to close when you are repacking at six in the morning. These use a roll-down top with a side-release clip, the same closure a dry bag uses, which compresses as you roll and takes two seconds. The cloth is a coated polyester that wipes rather than absorbs, so the laundry pouch can take a damp gym shirt without the rest of the set knowing. Sizes step from a shirt pouch down to a charger-sized pocket.
What you get
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Roll-down clip closure — compresses as you roll it and closes in about two seconds
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Nothing to jam or split — no coil zip, which is what fails first on a packing pouch
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Wipe-clean coated shell — a damp gym shirt does not soak through to the next pouch
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Five graded sizes — from a folded-shirt pouch down to a charger and cable pocket
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Rolls smaller as it empties — a half-full pouch takes half the space, which a zip cube never does
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Flat clip, not a buckle — sits flush so pouches still stack without a lump between them
Specifications
| Set contents |
2 clothing pouches, 1 laundry pouch, 1 wash pouch, 1 small pocket |
| Largest pouch |
38 x 28 cm unrolled (15 x 11 in) |
| Material |
Coated polyester, side-release polymer clips, bound seams |
| Set weight |
Approx. 480 g (1.05 lb) empty |
| Closure |
Roll-down top, minimum two turns before clipping |
| Care |
Wipe clean, hand wash cold if needed, air dry unrolled |
Questions about the pouch set
Does a roll-top really hold as much as a cube?
It holds less at maximum and more in practice. A cube is a fixed box whether it is full or not; a roll-top shrinks with its contents, so a half-packed pouch stops stealing case depth on the way home.
Is it waterproof?
It is water-resistant, not sealed. The coating and the roll keep a damp shirt from wetting what is next to it. For genuinely wet swimwear, use a TPU bag with a zip-lock track instead.
Can I use just one or two pouches?
That is the normal way to use it. Most people take the laundry pouch and one clothing pouch on a short trip and leave the rest at home — they nest flat inside each other in a drawer.