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Dry gear = happy camper.

You have your high-tech rain gear and your waterproof hiking boots. Don't stop there—protect your pack and its contents from summer downpours with the Sea To Summit Ultra-Sil Pack Cover. Weighing in at only 4 ounces (size medium), the cover won't weigh you down as you slog through the mud. In fact, it probably weighs less than the water you'd otherwise take on during the average gully-washer.
  • Seamless construction offers extra weather protection
  • Mid-back keeper strap that holds it secured to the pack
  • Comes with integrated stuff sack for stashing it away once the storm passes

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4 5

mic1920807640

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  • Gender: Female
  • Familiarity: I've used it once or twice and have initial impressions

small and handy just as I suspected, I'm about to use it on a trip to Central America and am excited, I'm not too picky about pack covers so I trust it will do the trick. It compacts down pretty small and dense, it feels heavy and the color is accurate.

5 5

Brian Reyman

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  • Gender: Male
  • Familiarity: I've put it through the wringer

I read a number of reviews about various pack covers when making the choice. Most indicated problems with tears or poor features. Sea to Summit's received the best consistent reviews so I gave it a try.

So far, it's been great. Kept the water out. Super easy and light to pull out of an outer pocket on my pack and quickly wrap around things. Put it through some brush/branches, etc. and no tears yet!

4 5

Tricia

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Used this a few times during a month-long hike. Seems to work well (i.e. it repels water), it's easy to put on, and it's light enough that I didn't mind throwing it in my daypack just in case. I could still grab stuff out of my pack while I was walking without the whole thing falling off, and it was secure enough that I could shove my rain jacket between my pack and cover for easy access and storage during on and off rain showers. I subjected it to the abuse of plane-side checking twice (gentler than normal checked luggage, but still can be a bit rough) and we hiked through some rather brush-filled areas...it held up through all of it. I'm not sure I'd test the durability too much if I didn't have to, but it seems to do well, particularly for being so lightweight.

4 5

John Ross

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After trying a few pack covers, this is the one I chose. Here's why:

Pros:
- The stretch draw-cord sold me. Bam! Love how quickly and easily it is installed, and how securely it fits.
- The material sheds water well. Period.
- Super light weight!
- Stuff sack: keeps the pack cover compact when not in use

Cons:
- The trade-off with being light weight is the material will only take so much abuse. Just don't bushwhack too much!

Heading to the UK for a 2-week holiday;...

Anne

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Heading to the UK for a 2-week holiday; will use Osprey Porter 46 and travel by foot/public transport/train. Prefer to use Sea To Summit pack cover, based on other recommendations I've read online. Won't have tent or gear attached to top of pack, so a tall rain cover isn't needed. Anyone know what size Sea To Summit pack cover works, from experience? I'm tempted to go with small...

Phil Maher

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Yes, Anne, the small cover will work if you have no gear strapped to the outside of the pack. For reference: the Porter 46 is 2800 cubic inches.