This is a step by step tutorial on how to sew the ZPP Kit from Ripstop By The Roll. There are a lot of different ways to do this, and there are several videos out there giving a how to, but I wanted to do a video showing the exact components that come in the ZPP kit and share a tutorial on how to sew the kit.
Buy the ZPP Kit here: https://ripstopbytheroll.com/collections/diy-accessory-kits/products/zpp-kit
ZPP Material: 2.2 Hex70 PU3000, 210D Dyneema X, 1.0 oz Cuben Fiber
Included Items in ZPP Kit (Zipper Pack Pouch)
14" x 14" fabric blank, ready to sew
Components (*prepackaged)
(18") #3 Uretek YKK coil zipper
(2) #3 reverse-mount YKK sliders
(18") 1.8 mm Black Drawcord
(1') 3/4" mil-spec grosgrain
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