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Pack Liner

60,00 €

Simplify your packing process. The Zenbivy Pack Liner is a fully waterproof, easy-to-compress dry sack that holds all your sleep gear in one compact layer at the base of your pack—saving time, maximizing space, and eliminating frustration.

Weight

Medium: 91 g Large: 108 g

Size

Medium: 49.5 cm x 86.4 cm circumference, maximum capacity 21L

Large: 49.5 cm x 106.7 cm circumference, maximum capacity 25L

Materials

Main Panel: 30D Ripstop Polyester with TPU lamination Base Panel: 75D Polyester with TPU lamination

Size
Color: Deep Sea Blue
 


Keep It Simple

Pack all of your sleep gear—quilt, sheet, mattress, pillow, clothes, and anything else you want to keep dry until you reach camp—in one easily compressible, waterproof bag and slide it into the bottom of your pack.

Explore the Features

  • Fully Welded Seams

    No stitching, no taped seams. Just reliable, long-term waterproof protection you can trust.

  • Simple, Reliable Closure

    A classic roll-top design makes sealing your Pack Liner fast, easy, and secure. No zippers means no snagging your gear.

  • High-Speed Air Release Valve

    Compress your gear easily—no trapped air, no bulky packing.

Your Pack Is Shaped—Your Liner Should Be Too

Zenbivy Pack Liners fit your pack’s shape. Others don’t. That means no wasted space—just a cleaner, more efficient pack.

Create a Stable Foundation

The final step: push the Pack Liner full of gear into the bottom of your backpack to compress it again and completely fill out every corner, maximizing space and creating a solid foundation to stack the rest of your gear on top of.

Slides Right Into Your Pack

Once stuffed, compress it down with the high-speed valve for a tight, compact fit. Then slide the liner straight into the bottom of your backpack.

Pack Smarter, Not Harder

Instead of juggling multiple dry sacks, struggling with oversized liners, or using unreliable trash bags, the Zenbivy Pack Liner keeps it simple.

Pack and compress your gear like you would in a traditional dry sack—outside your pack, in the comfort of your tent.