Terrain UL
Ecopak™ Zip Pouch Wallet
Handcrafted in Canada
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EcoPak™ Zip Pouch Wallet
Small but mighty. Built to keep your essentials dialed — cards, cash, earphones, or a small first aid kit — all in one tough, ultralight pouch made for everyday use.
Always made in small batches, with care and intention.
Keep things simple, organized, and ready to go.
Features:
- Recycled, waterproof EcoPak™ fabric (≈20 plastic bottles per yard)
- Lightweight and ultra-strong
- Water-resistant zipper for added weather protection
- Reflective cord zipper pull
- Integrated key ring for easy carry
- Bound seams for added durability, structure, and strength
Water Resistance Note:
EcoPak™ fabric is waterproof and paired with a water-resistant zipper, but this pouch is not fully waterproof. EcoPak EPX cannot be seam taped, so all seams are bound instead — a construction that adds strength, but may allow moisture to seep through with prolonged exposure or submersion.
Simple. Tough. Built to be used.
EcoPak™ is a trademark of Challenge Sailcloth
Features
Features
#3 YKK® Uretek®/Aquaguard® zipper
Bound seams
Reflective Zipper pull cord
Side tabs
1 inch key ring
Materials
Materials
Ecopak™
EPX200: 5.9 ounces per square yard
#3 YKK® Uretek®/Aquaguard® zipper
Polyester webbing side pulls
Metal key ring
1.18 mm reflective micro cord zip pull
Grossgrain seam binding
Specifications
Specifications
Weight: 14 g / 0.49 oz
Height: 3.25 inches
Width: 4 inches
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***Please note that our handcrafted items are made by humans. These items are lovingly hand-cut and assembled by hand. Occasionally, there are slight variations in stitching, dimensions and weight in our handcrafted products.
Fabric Origin
Fabric Origin
Fabric manufactured in the USA
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I got turned around a couple of times, and could see where others had gone the same way I did, bushwhacking a bit until I reached the shore.
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I got turned around a couple of times, and could see where others had gone the same way I did, bushwhacking a bit until I reached the shore.
