Umpqua ZS2 Wader Boot Tote Olive

The ZeroSweep (ZS) series by Umpqua comprises a range of technical packs meticulously crafted for functionality and practicality from A to Z. Alongside the ingenious Zero Swap bags for fishing, the series also offers bags for fly tying, leaving nothing to be desired. However, the Umpqua ZS2 Wader Boot Tote is a bag that is entirely attributed to organization and efficiency when it comes to wader gear.

From good organization to clean changing with dry feet, the ZS2 Wader Boot Tote offers everything we desire. With a volume of 45 liters, the bag accommodates not only your wading boots and waders but also accessories like a water bottle or similar items. Inside, small items such as fly line or leader material find space in the three smaller side pockets, while the water bottle can be stored outside in the mesh pocket. Additionally, the main compartment features mesh panels for proper air circulation within the bag, a significant advantage when storing wet wader gear. Another standout feature, if not the ultimate feature, is the fold-out mat for changing. No more balancing on street shoes or stepping on rocks with socks! Simply unfold the changing mat and change comfortably with dry, clean feet. Lastly, the bag offers an adjustable shoulder strap and a handle with which the fully packed bag can be easily carried, whether into the house or to the car for your next outdoor adventure.

The Umpqua ZS2 Wader Boot Tote is truly a brilliant bag, not only for organizing your wading gear but also for accommodating accessories and providing a mat for changing anywhere, on any surface. Once you have the ZS2 bag for wader gear, you won't want to be without it!

Details:

• Ingenious bag for changing and storing your wader gear
• Fold-out, quilted, padded standing platform
• 3 small interior pockets for accessories
• 2 mesh panels ensure proper air circulation in the bag
• Shoulder strap for carrying the loaded bag
• Handle with Velcro closure
• Dimensions: 50.8 x 25.4 x 35.6 cm
• Volume: 45 liters