Inclement weather can rain on your parade at any point while living in the outdoors. Being prepared with the proper equipment can make a potentially miserable situation better. Having served in the 2nd Ranger Battalion and lived in the Pacific Northwest for 12 years, I’m no stranger to being wet. In fact, South Rainier training area averages over 100 inches of rainfall annually. This article explains the importance of keeping your shit dry. And having a dry set of clothes to change into at the end of a wet day is critical. Although new fabric technology has emerged making this task easier, the concept is still the same. Enter a new product from the king of cold, the 100% waterproof Yeti Panga 75 Duffel.

• Outside Dimensions: 11-inch x 28-inch
• Empty weight: 6.1 pounds
• Ultra-durable, fully submersible dry duffel
• Customize with RMEF Velcro patch available to order within National Merchandise category