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Just a security measure just in case a bag was taken or misplaced
Osprey Ultralight Dry Stuff Pack Key Features: Material: 40D Nylon Ripstop Weight: 6.85 oz (194.13 g) Capacity: 20 L Size: 17.72H x 10.24W x 8.66D in Pros: Waterproof sealed seams, making it ideal for wet environments or activities Roll-top main compartment and zippered external front pocket for added storage 2 stretchy side-pockets with compression straps to keep contents secure (the compression straps are a really nice touch if you have a smaller water bottle or want to keep other things in these pockets) Top zippered pocket for small items, including a key clip Padded mesh shoulder straps with adjustable sternum strap for added comfort and secure fit Built with sustainability in mind, using bluesign approved recycled fabrics Cons: Non-submersible, meaning it cannot be fully submerged in water (although in my recent video about this pack, I did exactly that and it held up pretty well!) Takes a while to get the hang of how to pack it into its pouch Roll-top closure is a little awkward to use Super wrinkly when you first unpack it (this goes away with time and use) As the waterproof sibling to the above pack, I love this bag
(thanks, Bertrand - Paris, France) Tequila This was originally released as the B-side of "Train to Nowhere." Disc jockeys flipped the single and played this instead
Mountain bikers will typically favour a "visor" or "peak" at the front of the helmet to provide some protection from the sun and glare, as well as serving to deflect overhanging foliage
Super durable
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