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TACTICAL POUCH 654-07078

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SKU:
Porter 654-07078
UPC:
103259
Condition:
New
Availability:
Usually Ships in 2 - 3 Business Days

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Carrier: DHL Free shipping worldwide on orders of USD 150 and above. USD 10 on orders under USD 150.
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Material

Front: STAMOID LIGHT (Base Fabric: Polyester PVC Processing, Embossing, Nanotop Processing) Back: Nylon Ripstop (Teflon Fabric Protector Processing) (Urethane Coating)

Weight

130g


Based on the concept of light weight, the PORTER TACTICAL series uses highly functional STAMOID LIGHT as the main material. We have a wide variety of items for various lifestyles, purposes, and ages, with a casual chic atmosphere unified in basic and black. The STAMOID LIGHT adopted as the main material is a Swiss-made fabric developed by Serge Ferrari of France, and is mainly used as a cover for yachts and cruisers when anchored. It combines strength, lightness, waterproofness, and light resistance, and is characterized by being thin and ultra-light while having excellent tensile strength. This fabric is woven with 250 denier polyester high-strength yarn, and the surface of the fabric is PVC-processed using a rotary screen method*, and embossed on top of it to give it a unique look. In addition, a unique water-repellent treatment called Nano Top TM processing is applied to both the front and back of the fabric to prevent water from entering, such as rain and sweat, and to prevent dirt from sticking. By taking advantage of the strength of the fabric, the amount of lining and core material used has been greatly reduced, and the nylon tape is woven from lightweight hollow fiber nylon to reduce the overall weight of the bag. *Regarding the rotary screen method The "laminate method" is a method in which a PVC film is crimped, while the "rotary screen method" is a method in which liquid resin is adhered to the base fabric and then hardened with a roll.