Overview

The Polarpro Rain Fly is a waterproof and breathable shelter designed for camping and backpacking. It is designed to fit Boreal 50L backpacks and provide protection from rain and wind while still allowing for ventilation. The Boreal 50L Rain Fly is made of a waterproof and breathable fabric which makes it perfect for use in wet conditions. The Rain Fly is designed to be lightweight and compact making it easy to pack and carry. It comes with color-coded poles that make it easy to set up, it also has multiple attachment points for added stability. The product comes with a stuff sack for easy storage and transport. The Rain Fly is a great option for backpackers, hikers and campers who want to keep their gear and themselves dry in wet conditions. It can be used as a standalone shelter or as a fly for a tent. With its compact size, lightweight, and durable construction, the Boreal 50L Rain Fly is an ideal accessory for any outdoor adventure.

SKU: GC14-BREL-50L-BLK-RNFLY

PolarPro Rain Fly

The Polarpro Rain Fly is a waterproof and breathable shelter designed for camping and backpacking. It is designed to fit Boreal 50L backpacks and provide protection from rain and wind while still allowing for ventilation. The Boreal 50L Rain Fly is made of a waterproof and breathable fabric which makes it perfect for use in wet conditions. The Rain Fly is designed to be lightweight and compact making it easy to pack and carry. It comes with color-coded poles that make it easy to set up, it also has multiple attachment points for added stability. The product comes with a stuff sack for easy storage and transport. The Rain Fly is a great option for backpackers, hikers and campers who want to keep their gear and themselves dry in wet conditions. It can be used as a standalone shelter or as a fly for a tent. With its compact size, lightweight, and durable construction, the Boreal 50L Rain Fly is an ideal accessory for any outdoor adventure.

features

  • Materials - 6800 PU 1500MM waterproof material.

  • Designed for heavy rains or extra waterproof protection.

  • Fitted perfectly to the Boreal 50L.

  • Adventure Assurance™ - Be satisfied with your PolarPro gear throughout your adventures or your money back.

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Product Overview

The Polarpro Rain Fly is a waterproof and breathable shelter designed for camping and backpacking. It is designed to fit Boreal 50L backpacks and provide protection from rain and wind while still allowing for ventilation. The Boreal 50L Rain Fly is made of a waterproof and breathable fabric which makes it perfect for use in wet conditions. The Rain Fly is designed to be lightweight and compact making it easy to pack and carry. It comes with color-coded poles that make it easy to set up, it also has multiple attachment points for added stability. The product comes with a stuff sack for easy storage and transport. The Rain Fly is a great option for backpackers, hikers and campers who want to keep their gear and themselves dry in wet conditions. It can be used as a standalone shelter or as a fly for a tent. With its compact size, lightweight, and durable construction, the Boreal 50L Rain Fly is an ideal accessory for any outdoor adventure.

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