Accessory Bundle

You know the moment: three miles in, you need your phone for a photo or trail map, and it's wedged at the bottom of your pack under rain layers and a cook pot. This bundle solves that with two pockets designed to live on the outside of your gear—one that mounts to a shoulder strap, one that works on a belt or hipbelt.

The Shoulder Pocket rides on your pack strap at chest height, sized for a phone, GPS unit, or folded map. The Versa clips to waistbands or hipbelts and swallows lip balm, energy bars, sunscreen sticks, or a headlamp. Both are made from Dyneema composite fabric, the same material used in ultralight shelters, so they shed water and weigh almost nothing.

At 122 grams combined, the pair adds less weight than a single energy gel packet yet keeps small high-rotation items out of your main pack entirely. You stop less often, dig through pockets less frequently, and spend more time moving. The pockets attach with webbing loops and clips, so you can shift them between packs or wear them on their own during short hikes.

Because they're made from a single layer of fabric with minimal stitching, there are no zippers to jam or compartments to confuse. Each pouch opens wide, closes with a drawcord or flap, and holds its shape when loaded. The Shoulder Pocket is tall and narrow; the Versa is wider and shorter. Together they handle the category of things you'd otherwise stuff in jacket pockets or bury in a top lid.

This is modular storage for people who count grams but refuse to sacrifice access. If you've ever pulled over mid-climb to fish out sunglasses, or stopped a dozen times in a day to check your phone, you already know why these exist.