One packing cube, two jobs. Made for the EVERKI ONE, useful far beyond it.
Cut to fit the EVERKI ONE
Sized to the ONE's main compartment. No dead space, no shifting. Clothes in the cube, cube in the bag.
Becomes your daypack
Main bag stays at the hotel. Unload your clothes, reload with what you need outside. The cube just became a daypack.
12 L, 300 grams
A real daypack's worth of space at a third of a kilo. Light enough to forget you're carrying it, folds flat when the day is done.
What fits inside?
Packed for the trip: three to four days of clothes, flat inside the main compartment of your EVERKI ONE. Unpacked at the hotel: a full day out with a water bottle, light jacket, sunglasses, earbuds and wallet.
Everything laid out
Two t-shirts, a sweatshirt, a pair of jeans, socks and underwear. Nothing gets rolled or squeezed, it all goes in flat.
Packed and zipped
A long weekend in one block. Lift it out at the hotel and your clothes come out folded, not as a pile.
The board that folds your clothes.
One piece of board, two jobs. It is the reason the clothes in those photos look that neat.
A folding guide, printed on
Lay a shirt or a pair of jeans over the board and fold along the printed lines. What comes out is exactly cube-sized, every time, without guessing.
A back panel, when you want one
Slide it into the sleeve on the back and the cube keeps its shape against your shoulders. Pull it out and the whole cube crumples down to almost nothing. Both ways are right.
What we actually carry in it.
Three real days out. One early reviewer and two of us.
Early reviewer
James left the backpack behind and took just the L-Cube.
"Took the L-cube out for a day in the city. 2 bottles of water, stored light jacket and kept sunglasses when not in use. Light, comfortable, and very useful."
Kevin, founder
Sixteen water bottles. You can only see half of them.
Hotel water run in New York. The bottles in the photo sit on a second layer underneath. Sixteen in total, eight litres of water, carried back on his shoulders. We had not designed for that load, it held it anyway.
V, GM USA
A small pack on a big frame. It still sits right.
V is a big guy and the cube still works for him. Business trip, main bag back at the hotel, cube for the day in the city. He runs it without the back board, so it crumples down to nothing once the day is over.
Complete the system.
L-Cube, hip belt with pouch and the EVERKI ONE together. You save versus buying the parts separately.
It's cut to the EVERKI ONE's main compartment, but it packs like a regular large packing cube in any luggage, and works as a standalone daypack anywhere.
How much does it weigh?
300 grams. Light enough to forget you're carrying it.
Can I take the back board out?
Yes, and both ways are right. Leave the board in and the cube holds its shape against your back. Take it out and the whole thing crumples down flat, so it stores in almost no space. Your call.
Can I wash it?
Hand wash only. Use lukewarm water and mild soap, then let it air dry. No machine wash, no tumble dryer.
Is it covered by a warranty?
Yes. The L-Cube is covered by EVERKI's Limited Lifetime Warranty against defects in materials and workmanship.
Specifications
Model
EKF830LB-ECO
UPC
874933003199
External dimensions
Refers to fully packed exterior size. Soft materials allow easy compression & generally complies with most airline standards.
