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Compressible, easy to access, and instantly dividable, Peak Design Packing Cubes are the most functional and good-looking packing cubes on the planet—now available in 3 colors, Packing Cubes are some of our most recommended and popular products of all time. A unique tear-away UltraZip lets you access contents quickly, unlike standard packing cubes with cumbersome zipper paths. The UltraZip can withstand decades of use thanks to it's proprietary abrasion-resistant thread. An internal divider lets you separate clean and dirty clothes, and allows each compartment to expand/contract based on its contents. And, an expansion/compression zip provides additional space, or the ability to compress contents once packed. Outer shell is a beautiful ripstop 70D nylon/poly self-healing fabric that automatically closes small punctures and abrasions. Fair Trade Certified and 100% carbon neutral. Fabric is solution-dyed for significant reduction in water use, and Raw colorway is undyed for even greater water/energy savings. Available in Small and Medium sizes. Designed for use in any suitcase or bag, and sized to fit perfectly in any Peak Design Travel Bag.
Ultra-fast tear-away for main opening. Top and bottom handles for easy opening. Access secondary opening via straight zip for dirty clothes storage.
Increase or compress space using expansion and compression zipper.
Exterior: Ultralight, 100 percent recycled weatherproof 70D nylon and poly shell. Abrasion and rip-resistant coating. Interior: Silicone-coated mesh internal pockets keep items clean and dry.
Small footprint fits it in tight spaces.
Along with others in the industry, we’ve worked diligently to remove all PFAS (per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances) from our products. While we have succeeded in fully transitioning to non-PFAS coatings in our manufacturing, we are finalizing testing and vendor practices to ensure our products are fully free from these ‘forever chemicals’. We’ve been supported by The Outdoor Industry Association’s Clean Chemistry and Materials Coalition.
