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23Zero Utility Hanger

23Zero Utility Hanger

Precio habitual $85.00
Precio habitual Precio de oferta $85.00
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The 23Zero Utility Hanger is a roll-up camp organizer with six zippered pockets that hangs off your awning or rooftop tent. An 8 mm keder rope runs along the top edge and slides into any standard sail track. No track on your setup? The included hook-and-loop straps lash it to a rack bar, awning arm, or tent pole instead.

Five of the six pockets have mesh fronts, so you can spot coffee, spices, a first-aid kit, or utensils without digging. The sixth is fully enclosed for the stuff you don't want falling out: keys, a headlamp, a multitool. Largest pocket runs 16 in wide; the deep ones go 8 in tall. The shell is PVC-laminated 900D polyester Oxford over a 600 gsm dimple PVC backing, so a little splash under the awning won't soak through.

Open, it measures 33.5 by 18.5 in. Rolled, it cinches down to 18.5 in long by about 4.5 in around with quick-release buckles, and carry handles work whether it's rolled or hung. It weighs 2.5 lb empty. A built-in bottle opener and key-ring slots round it out.

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Overview

A six-pocket roll-up organizer that mounts to a sail track or straps to a rack bar, built to get camp small-goods up off the table and within arm's reach. PVC-laminated 900D shell handles weather under an awning.

Key features

  • Six zippered pockets: five mesh-front for visibility, one fully enclosed
  • 8 mm keder rope edge slides into any standard awning or rooftop-tent sail track
  • Hook-and-loop straps for mounting where there's no track
  • PVC-laminated 900D polyester Oxford shell over 600 gsm dimple PVC backing
  • Quick-release buckles plus carry handles for rolled or hung use
  • Built-in bottle opener and key-ring slots

Use cases

Hung off the awning, it runs the camp kitchen: coffee, sugar, spices, and utensils sorted by pocket. Strapped to a rack bar at the tent, it becomes a first-aid and EDC station with keys and a headlamp in the enclosed pocket. Roll it up between sites and the buckles keep everything put for the drive.