Ultra Flight 115 Zoom

Ultra Flight 115 Zoom

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UltraFlight Zoom 115

Introducing a line of luggage without all the excess weight - The UltraFlight Series. These bags feature a fully opening zippered top for easy loading. Inside the zipper you’ll find internal compression straps that make quick work of cinching down bulky clothing, and also take the stress off of your zipper for easy closure and extended zipper life. End pockets are perfect for the small stuff, but there are not so many pockets that you’ll be searching forever when you need to locate your camera. Durability is not sacrificed as these bags are made with high tenacity 210 denier Cordura nylon fabrics. The UltraFlight Zoom is the largest of the series and is the only duffle with wheels.

Use

Ultralight Travel

Specifications

Weight: 2.7kg | 6lbs
Capacity: 115 liters | 7000 cubic inches

 

Materials

210D Nylon CORDURA® fabrics

 

Features

  • super rugged 210D CORDURA® fabrics body
  • external pockets
  • carry as a duffle or use roller carriage and handle
  • internal compression straps stablizes load
  • half the weight of most roller duffles

Zippered Panel

Zippered access to main compartment

 

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Granite Gear Ultraflight Zoom 115

If you want to travel a bit lighter but not sacrifice roller convenience, this is your bag. The Ultrflight 115 holds enough gear for a multisport extravaganza, yet it weighs less than six pounds. The HDPE framesheet and 100mm wheel assembly proved plenty tough, even when we bumped it rudely down cobblestone streets in Chamonoix and wheeled it through the gritty sands of Hole-in-the-Rock Road on a basecamping trip in Escalante. Not surprisingly, the lightweight 210-denier nylon has a few raw spots on the sides after rough treatment by baggage handlers in half a dozen airports, but the wear isn't alarming. The internal compression system keeps gear stable in transit and takes strain off the light-duty zippers.

Backpacker Magazine March 2009; pg.90 by Dan A. Nelson