210D ROBIC® Ripstop Nylon

Perfect liner for my bags! Love it, easy to work with

I have occasionally been disappointed with 200(+/-) denier/4 oz./sq. yd. fabrics--oxford nylons and the occasional ripstop weave. 210D Robic, however, is fabulous: a firm hand, a small, tight grid pattern to minimize stretch and abrasion, and a good PU coating both for waterproofness and stability. Sews as easily as 500D Cordura. I have sewn a couple of items in the Robic and think with a bit of common-sense care, this should be durable stuff on the trail for folks who don't abuse their gear. (I sewed my first pack in 1970, with about 1600 more that followed under a couple of labels. Also worked in a couple of iconic Seattle gear factories, so have handled LOTS of different fabrics.) 210D Robic is schweet!

I got this great idea that I should make fanny packs for all our family (kids, grandkids) for our summer vacation. (20). This fabric has been perfect for that. I would like more colors though.

A fabric with a reliable and classic feel to it. I'm in love with this fabric. Incredible fabric for the price. The weight vs shipping costs to UK is an unavoidable matter from where I am. But, I'd use this fabric any day of the week, it's tough, easy to work with. We're I relatively local -I'd have a roll of this stuff for sure; plus a 100D and a 420D.

I used this to make a sturdy cover for my NeoAir ultralight sleeping pad. It adds a bit of weight, but I'd rather have a functioning sleeping pad than a few extra grams in my pack! Ordering was easy and the material definitely protects the pad from my dogs nails and other potentially disasterous encounters in the backcoutry . Thanks!