X-Pac® V15

Absolutely love this fabric for creating outdoor gear that lasts. It’s easy to work with and super durable. The colours are vibrant and don’t wear away; the printed fabric is incredible too. Highly recommended.

This product, though probably not its main intended use, is great for linings and internal pockets of wallets. It is thicker and more rigid than most poly products I have tried. Feels very nice in a wallet. Price is reasonable and Ripstop provides at useful dimension for wallets (half yard are beneficial because it doesn't take much).

Easy to work with, holds form well.
Being 150D it will begin to soften up and show gentle wrinkles ever so slightly , especially if doing curves, taking apart and redoing..I should know lol. Great to have a reasonably durable lighter weight very similar sewing properties of VX21.
Makes for lightweight packs which hold their shape. Very much a noticeable difference in weight making the same packs compared to VX21 version.
I can't speak for durability over the long haul, but regular use over 6 months and holding up well.
I have plans to use plenty more if it.

The X-Pac® V15 is great material to work with and is very durable. I am making my forth backpack and will use X-Pac® again.
Thank for your help, Michael..

Easy to work with and easy to sew
Can get creased if shipped folded. If a problem be best to be shipped on a roll

Worked for my fanny pack

At first I was fairly skeptical of the V15, mostly because it lacked the diamond shaped reinforcement of the VX21 fabric that I've been using forever. But my apprehensions were unfounded! This is a great fabric, and is even lighter than other Xpac variants. Some people even report the diamond gridstop on VX21 to be an abrasion point. (I haven't found this to be an issue). I make a lot of fanny packs, but my favorite (at the moment) and most used in the last two years is constructed of Burnt Orange V15. First, the color is fantastic. And it has been durable to boot. It's stiff like other Xpac fabrics, but wears and gets "softer" over time. Be sure to use a backing fabric if attaching webbing on just a single layer. Overall, this is a great material and I recommend it to anyone looking for a super dope water resistant, durable and ultralight pack fabric.

Easy to work with.

I got a good amount of this fabric due to it being twice as durable as the vx07 and without the xply grid but when I got it, there were white spots at the edges of the fabric which I couldn't use and had to cut it off and waste fabric. Not only that, if you don't get the minimum order requirement to have this on a roll, it will be insanely creased due to it being folded and good luck getting that out because its not coming out. I feel as though these sheets of v15 have colors printed on them which is evident when you sew through it. The holes have slight white spots revealing the white interior which makes it even less visually appealing. This is a problem that I've never gotten from the vx07 or vx42 and im pretty disappointed. I know these are cosmetic issues but what's the point of you have to waste fabric that you paid for to cut off the white speckles and have white spots throughout the seams after sewing. In terms of durability I am still using a tote I made out of this material so I can't say but I dont know if I'll want to buy anymore of this fabric in a flat color in the future. I know their prym1 camo and so forth helps to take your eye off of those issues which may be a better option but if you want a flat color, I would recommend not to purchase this.

Used this to bake a lightweight frame pack. This fabric looks great and feels durable but It hasn't seen much abuse on the trail yet. One star off because when this fabric is folded sharply it seems to permanently damage it. After ironing (on a really low temperature) the sharpest creases were still visible. Time will tell if these are just cosmetic or will cause structural problems with the pack.