Everyday Zip Pouch - Sm / Md / Lrg, Large
$30
Our simple zip pouches offer the perfect amount of organization in the most space efficient design. With three sizes, you can mix and match to organize all your gear, from credit cards to notebooks to point and shoot cameras and easily transfer them between bags. A thoughtful carabiner clip attaches the pouch wherever you want for super quick access to your essentials.
Our Review
Long Weekend Everyday Zip Pouch — the packing cube that actually finds its way into your daypack
The gist: A featherweight, weatherproof zip pouch built to corral chargers, film, or a point-and-shoot without adding bulk to a travel bag.
- Truly packable: the Large is just 10"x7.5" and weighs 0.13 lbs — the whole trio nests inside a daypack's front pocket with room to spare.
- Weatherproofed materials: 210D/500D Cordura nylon with a double-layer polyurethane waterproof back coating shrugs off sudden rain or a spilled water bottle.
- YKK zipper + aluminum carabiner: clips straight onto a backpack strap or bag loop for grab-and-go access at security lines or trailheads.
- Light interior lining: the pale fabric inside makes it easy to spot small items — no digging through a black hole at the bottom of your bag.
Shotkit's review of the Long Weekend lineup calls out the line's travel-first build quality and weatherproof coatings as standout features for photographers on the move.
Best for: nomads who want to separate cables, film rolls, or toiletries inside a single carry-on without extra weight. Skip it if: you need rigid protection for fragile electronics — this is a soft pouch, not a hard case. Runs ~$30 — check the current price before buying.
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