made these dry bags to try out this material. These are bikepacking front fork bags, one to fit my tri tri 1.3L titanium pot cooking kit and the other would fit a type size Nalgene bottle. Â 
– Here’s what ripstop said about it: “Unlikealmost all the market options to date, 3.9 oz Venom™ is made from fully woven, 100% UHMWPE yarn. compared to similar weight nylon/polyester or even some technical fabrics like X-PAC and Dyneema Composite, it has: Extremely high tear and tensile strength, Maximalcut, abrasion, and wear resistance”
thought I’d share my own experience with it. I’m a newbie at seeing only done a few years of this stuff so ignore my terrible techniques. First time working with it and really wasn’t bad. Flattens out really nicely during seam sewing. Holds folds long enough to work with…  but also doesn’t have an annoying amount of memory. Got to say it’s very sturdy feeling for the weight. It’s very easy to work and gather with other materials (the bottoms are dyneema gridstop) compared to laminated dyneema composites imo.
I could see this making a backpack, or used in glove palms, would also work for UL gaiters I think well.
