Dyneema's New Fiber Composite Is Lighter, Stronger, and More Durable Than Ever
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The ultralight backpacking movement has significantly changed outdoor gear, achieving innovations that make equipment lighter and more efficient for users. Dyneema has introduced Dyneema Woven Composites for ultralight backpacks, combining woven Dyneema with existing composite materials. This new fabric is designed for durability and waterproofing, appealing to the ultralight community. Hyperlite Mountain Gear applies this new composite in their backpack models, such as the Southwest, Junction, and Windrider. The company’s commitment to quality and minimalist design has earned a loyal following among backpackers since its founding in 2009.
The ultralight backpacking movement has driven innovation in the outdoor gear industry for over 20 years, resulting in lighter, stronger, and warmer gear.
Dyneema Woven Composites meld a fully woven Dyneema face with pre-existing composite fabric, crafted specifically for the ultralight backpacking community.
Hyperlite Mountain Gear, founded by Mike St. Pierre in 2009, embraced Dyneema early, contributing to a popular minimalist design among backpackers.
The newly launched Dyneema Woven Composite is being used in Hyperlite's ultralight backpacks, tailored for enthusiasts seeking innovative outdoor gear advancements.
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