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Function Unidirectional Dyneema Sheet
Dyneema can be created as a continuous filament yarn, used for things like strong ropes or nets, or as a unidirectional sheet. The unidirectional sheet is created in layers with one layer placed on top of another at a 90-degree angle to the layer beneath it. The result is a lightweight, low profile, flexible material that allows the energy from an impact to be distributed along the fibers much faster and more evenly than conventional, woven fabrics. Think paper-thin, slight-weight, bulletproof body armor.
Function created a distinct unidirectional Dyneema material for the brutal weather conditions you voluntarily face, day after day. And shedding snow and water like nobody’s business. We are proud to offer you something with balls.
Keep Calm and Slay it.
Function A2_18 Backpack receives coveted “Editor’s Pick” from Freeskier Buyer’s Guide!
Outside Magazine
New Product Review
Brett from the Clymb wrote a nice review of 01 and 02 after hiking mt hood for a day:
Dyneema
The most exciting thing Function launched in 2013’s SIA wasn’t a product but an “ingredient”. Four of our products for next season are constructed from a non-woven material whose principle fiber is Dyneema ®.
For those of you who are not avid climbers or material junkies, Dyneema is a fiber which is incredibly durable and strong. How strong you ask… How about 10-15 times the strength of steel? Yeah, that strong.
What this means for Function is some of the lightest and strongest bags to enter the snow sports market EVER.
SIA 2013
SIA 2013 has just drawn to a close and it was a FANTASTIC show for Function. We launched a mountain of new products at SIA including backpacks, gear bags and eyewear. While most of them will not be for sale until next season we will give you all some sneak peaks on our blog in the coming days.
Stay Tuned.
UNCOOPED PRODUCT REVIEW
Thanks Chris Weiss for a great write-up on our Ultralight Carry Systems!
Vail Daily Coverage!
Link
Thank you to Scott Miller at the Vail Daily for dropping by SIA and giving us a great write-up!
http://www.vaildaily.com/article/20120127/NEWS/120129842&parentprofile=search