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Blue Waterproof pu nylon material

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$2.13 $3.33 In stock

This blue waterproof PU nylon material from Wildlife Watching Supplies is a reliable choice for outdoor and wildlife observation gear. The fabric is lightweight yet durable, making it suitable for covers, shelters, or repairs.

  • Color: Blue
  • Material: Waterproof PU nylon
  • Weight: 4 oz per square yard
  • Width: 1.5 meters
  • Sold by the meter (continuous length as ordered)
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Customer Reviews (4.4 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Adam Q. ★★★★★

The blue shade is exactly the muted tone I wanted for blending into the field, and the PU nylon feels tough without adding bulk to my pack. I've already dragged it through brambles and light drizzle, and it's still looking crisp with no snags.

Lucy ★★★★★

Cut this piece to line my camera bag, and it's held up perfectly through three rainy hikes. The blue color hasn't faded at all despite getting soaked.

Ella ★★★★★

Used this to patch a hole in my wildlife blind and the waterproof coating actually holds up in steady rain. The PU nylon is lighter than I expected but still feels tough enough for branches scraping against it.