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The Zag Towel is designed for quick-drying packability and comfort. Woven out of sixty-percent linen and forty-percent cotton, the fabric dries as fast as synthetic microfiber but has a natural textile feel.
We developed and manufacture this product in collaboration with The Weaving Mill, an artist-run industrial weaving studio in Chicago. The textile is The Weaving Mill's custom-designed 2/2 twill, which is a lightweight, flat weave optimized for toweling performance and high-speed evaporation.
Made in small batches in Chicago, USA. Limited inventory. Designed for run commuting.
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The Zag Towel is designed for quick-drying packability and comfort. Woven out of sixty-percent linen and forty-percent cotton, the fabric dries as fast as synthetic microfiber but has a natural textile feel.
We developed and manufacture this product in collaboration with The Weaving Mill, an artist-run industrial weaving studio in Chicago. The textile is The Weaving Mill's custom-designed 2/2 twill, which is a lightweight, flat weave optimized for toweling performance and high-speed evaporation.
Made in small batches in Chicago, USA. Limited inventory. Designed for run commuting.
The rolltop expands and contracts to accommodate whatever you need to carry and wraps the contents of the pack securely to eliminate bouncing.
Zag Towels are made in Chicago by our friends at The Weaving Mill.
We use a high-performance, all natural, flat-woven 2/2 twill that combines the drying speed and durability of linen with soft texture of cotton.
Load the pack with the gear you intend to run with, and put it on. Let the weight of the bag settle onto its balance point on your back—neither too high, nor too low.
Tighten the side adjustment cords so that the shoulder straps are wide on your chest and very snug around your rib cage.
Attach the sternum straps. Snug the top strap, and then the bottom strap. Do not overtighten — most of tension should be on the shoulder straps, not the sternum straps.
