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SEA TO SUMMIT DIRECTORY Sea to Summit: An Australian company est. 1990 There’s history behind the name... In 1984 a small group of climbers from the world’s flattest continent pulled off an audacious ascent of Mount Everest - they put a new route up the north face in lightweight style with no oxygen or sherpa support. Six years later, one of the summiteers, Tim Macartney-Snape decided to return to Everest in an attempt to climb the mountain from sea level. The first ascent of Everest from sea to summit. Needing some custom made bags for this lightweight adventure,Tim turned to climbing friend and sewing enthusiast Roland Tyson, who was able to help. Tim’s solo ascent of Mt. Everest was named the “Sea to Summit” expedition. Back in Australia, Tim joined forces with Roland to build a business that could make use of their outdoor knowledge and those of like-minded enthusiasts like Matt and PJ to create truly ingenious, well-made but affordable outdoor equipment. They named their company Sea to Summit after Tim’s expedition and the business prospered providing innovative gear to a growing band of outdoor enthusiasts all over the world. Leave No Trace Sea to Summit is a proud founding sponsor of the Leave No Trace (Australia) initiative. The appeal of the LNT approach lies in this formation of partnerships with land custodians including councils, indigenous land managers and pastoralists as well as National Parks services. This includes many wild areas of Australia that are heavily used but poorly protected. All outdoor users including walkers, 4WD tourists and fishing enthusiasts are targeted. Research is also fundamental to the program. Information is made available in the forms of leaflets, signage and educational programs, both to the public and land managers, and is environment specific. A major aspect of the program is partnership with businesses in the outdoor industry. Sea To Summit actively design and manufacture product that incorporate and promote LNT principles. lnt.org.au National Packaging Covenant Carbon Conscious As an investment in Smarter Packaging, Less Waste, Cleaner our future Sea To Summit offsets the air travel for Environment. Sea to Summit is proud to be a all of our business trips undertaken throughout signatory of the National Packaging Covenant, the year. Through Carbon Conscious Ltd, an a unique initiative between government, Australian company producing carbon credits industry and community groups, set up to divert through ‘carbon farming’, we contribute to the packaging waste from landfill. planting of Mallee Eucalypt trees, a species perfectly adapted to the growing conditions By signing and supporting the Covenant we have of the Australian wheatbelt and planted on committed to finding improved environmental marginal or less productive farm land. http:// outcomes for packaging. www.carbonconscious.com.au In further efforts to reduce our carbon footprint we have invested heavily in technology to put us in virtual contact with our office in China to reduce the necessity for air travel. PAGE 2 Sea to Summit Directory Sea to Summit Directory Contents Travelling LightTM Feature 4 Big River Tapered Dry Bag Feature 18 Travelling Light 5 Big River Dry Sacks 19 Travelling Light Packing Cell 5 Big River Dry Sacks (Heavy Duty) 19 Travelling Light Garment Mesh Bag 5 Big River Tapered Dry Bag (Heavy Duty) 19 Travelling Light Shoe Bag 5 Travelling Light Shirt Folder 5 Ultra-SilTM Sacks 20 Ultra-Sil™ Dry Sacks (Ultra Lightweight) 20 Travelling Light Hanging Toiletry Bag 6 Ultra-Sil™ Pack Liners (Ultra Lightweight) 20 Travelling Light Toiletry Cell 6 Travelling Light Toiletry Bag 6 Ultra-Sil™ Stuff Sacks (Ultra Lightweight) 21 Ultra-Sil™ Compression Sacks (Ultra Lightweight) 21 Travelling Light See Pouch 7 Ultra-Sil™ Pack Cover (Ultra Lightweight) 21 Travelling Light Travel Wallet 7 Ultra-SilTM Accessories 22 Travelling Light Money Belt 7 Ultra-Sil™ Day Pack (Ultra Lightweight) 22 Travelling Light Eye Shade 8 Ultra-Sil™ Shopping Bag (Ultra Lightweight) 22 Travelling Light Padded Pouch 8 Event® Dry Sacks 23 Travelling Light Document Pouch 8 Evac Dry Sacks (Featuring Event®) 23 Compression Dry Sacks (Featuring Event®) 23 Travel Accessories 9 Waterproof Map Case 9 Standard Sacks and Accessories 24 Neoprene Pouch 9 Standard Stuff Sacks 24 Standard Dry Sacks 24 Standard Compression Sacks 24 Microfibre Towels Feature 10 Standard Waterproof Pack Liners 24 Standard Waterproof Pack Cover 24 Microfibre Towels 11 Tek Towel 11 Seam Sealed Stuff Sacks 25 Drylite™ Towel 11 Mesh Sacks 25 Pocket Towel 11 Pack Converter - Pack Cover / Duffle Bag 25 Outdoor Hygiene Essentials 12 Pocket Shower 12 Delta Series Feature 26 Outhouse Toilet Roll Holder 12 Clothesline 12 Outdoor Essentials 27 Ipood!™ 12 Delta Mug 27 Wilderness Wash 12 Delta Insulmug 27 Delta Bowl 27 Trek And Travel Pocket Soaps 13 Delta Plate 27 Trek And Travel Liquid Soaps 13 X- Mug 28 X- Bowl 28 Travel Liners Feature 14 X- Plate 28 X- Series Set 28 Special Liners 14 Thermolite® Reactor Extreme 14 Alpha Light Cutlery 29 Thermolite® Reactor 14 Polycarbonate Cutlery 29 Polycarbonate Cutlery Set 29 Travel Liners 15 Kitchen Kits 29 100% Premium Silk Travel Liners 15 Kitchen Bits 29 100% Cotton Travel Liners 15 Folding Bucket 30 Coolmax® Adaptor 16 Kitchen Sinks 30 Fleece Liner 16 Trash Dry Sack 30 Luxury Inflatable Pillow 16 Accessory Bags 30 Mosquito Equipment 17 Mosquito Nets Single & Double 17 POS and Merchandising 31 Mosquito Headnets 17 Bug Jacket 17 The Monolith Y Bar 31 Bug Pants 17 Two And Three Sided Stand 31 PAGE 3 Sea to Summit Directory Sea to Summit Directory TM TravellingLight super lightweight Sea to Summit Introduces TravellingLight™ The Sea to Summit TravellingLight™ range is a lightweight and stylish solution to luggage organisation. This comprehensive line up of travel accessories provides a convenient way to separately pack clothes, shoes, toiletries, documents and other travel essentials without taking up precious space or tipping the scales towards a hefty airline excess luggage fee. Start with Less Whether motivated by the convenience of carry-on, the desire to avoid baggage fees or lost luggage, or simply wanting bags to be easier to manage upon arrival at the destination, travellers today want less weight and less bulk. This doesn’t mean bringing less with you, it means using travel gear that weighs less and takes up less space. The new Sea to Summit TravellingLight™ range of travel products does just that. Go Modular The innovation of the TravellingLight™ line is not just the use of technical ultra-light materials, but the shapes and designs that fit the contours of modern soft-sided luggage whether its a carry-on, a rolling duffle or even a backpack. Packing becomes easier, going through security goes faster and everything is easy to find once you’ve reached your destination. Eighty percent of the products in the line weigh less than 85 grams! Using premium Ultra-Sil™ ripstop fabric, the range weighs significantly less than any other similar competing products, without compromising strength or durability. TravellingLight™ products = 492g* 230g + 61g + 112g + 89g Competing products Weight Comparisons Weight = 1240g* * Weights do not include packed contents. 422g + 320g + 298g + 200g PAGE 4 Sea to Summit Directory Sea to Summit Directory Ultra-Sil™ Travelling Light TRAVELLING LIGHT PACKING CELL Code Description Weight ATLPCSM/S Packing Cell Small 36.5 g ATLPCMM/S Packing Cell Medium 49.5 g ATLPCLM/S Packing Cell Large 61 g » Provides orderly packing and easy accessibility to clothes and accessories in your luggage » Mesh lid gives quick identification of contents » Large grab handles for easy packing and unpacking » Durable YKK™ zips with Hypalon™ grab tags for easy, secure opening and closing super lightweight » Super-light, strong and water-resistant Ultra-Sil™ fabric made with Cordura® yarn Midnight / Slate TRAVELLING LIGHT GARMENT MESH BAG Code Description Weight ATLGMBSM/S Garment Mesh Small 53.5 g ATLGMBMM/S Garment Mesh Medium 80 g ATLGMBLM/S Garment Mesh Large 105 g » Ideal for fast, compartmentalised packing, keeps clothes neat, organised and crease-free » Ultra lightweight, packs flat when empty » Durable YKK™ zips with Hypalon™ grab tags for easy, secure opening and closing » Super-light, strong and water-resistant Ultra-Sil™ fabric made with Cordura® yarn » Large size fits multiple shirts, sweaters and/or trousers » Medium size fits multiple shirts, tee-shirts and/or shorts super lightweight » Small size fits underwear, socks and/or small garments Midnight / Slate TRAVELLING LIGHT SHOE BAG Code Description Weight ATLSBSM/S Shoe Bag Small 44.5 g ATLSBLM/S Shoe Bag Large 61 g » Separates footwear from clean clothes » Large grab handles for easy packing and unpacking » Durable YKK™ zips with Hypalon™ grab tags for easy, secure opening and closing » Super-light, strong and water-resistant Ultra-Sil™ fabric made with Cordura® yarn » Large size keeps two pairs of regular sized shoes or a pair of boots well organised in luggage » Small size keeps a pair of regular sized shoes or boots well organised in luggage super lightweight Midnight / Slate TRAVELLING LIGHT SHIRT FOLDER Code Description Weight ATLSFSM/S Shirt Folder Small 166.5 g ATLSFLM/S Shirt Folder Large 230 g Competing products » Crease-free travel made easy with low-profile folding board, ideal for business shirts and trousers » Packs flat for storage » Adjustable Velcro™ closure secures contents in place » Mesh panels keeps clothes fresh » Super-light, strong and water-resistant
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