~ 1680 Denier Ballistic Nylon ~ Polyurethane Coating Combined with a Durable Water Resistant ~ Tear Resistant ~ 60" Width by 36" ~ 1 Yard ~ Blue

Nice rugged fabric I bought to make a roll up drill bit pouch for my large SDS Max hammer drill bits. Heavy enough to last but still able to be sewed by a machine that can do denim. Being water proof adds to the wear and tear resistance and it is enough to seal but not so much it feels like a rubber backing.

Nice and sturdy with a quality feel. Used to repair tears in a water repellent boat cover. It’s much higher quality than the original material of the cover as well as a new outboard engine cover I purchased.

Edges do not fray when cut! Polyurethane coating on back, water proof coating on front.Never having had my hands on 1680d material before, it is MUCH lighter than I thought it would be.Based on my initial testing, may be difficult to cut this on a Cricut or similar machine. I have a pair of heavy duty titanium coated shears that I can easily cut 10oz cotton duck canvas & jeans with, but this material was problematic with them. I switched to a pair of micro-serrated edge shears & was easy going from there.I'm going to attempt to laminate this together to make skid pads, and some other small projects. I got this material instead of carbon fiber or Kevlar due to the relative ease of cutting and relatively cheap cost.From what I'm seeing so far, it should work as expected!!!

I made a thing. That's two layers in that photo.Pretty soft feeling but also durable.

I was building a backstop for my 68 caliber pellet gun and this fit the bill perfectly. Cut to just the right size it gives me an ample target area. Fastened to an inexpensive soccer net it makes the perfect setup. The attached picture is actually taken indoors, but when it's actually used, it is out in my backyard.

Very nice material and very serious seller. A must have for any military projects enthousiast.

Bought this to recover a dirtbike seat, and it has absolutely zero stretch, even when being heated with a heatgun. Hence, my covering job had various large wrinkles/excess fabric that could not be pulled out. It looked bad enough that I aborted the project and resorted to using some vinyl fabric I had.This is incredible material, and I'm disappointed that I couldn't use it. It is very tough and would've made an excellent seat cover Keep in mind that this material can be used for covering seats that have simple 2 dimensional shapes, it's just that when encountering contours and rounded areas this fabric will not be able to be pulled smooth.

Used for making some tool bags. Sturdy fabric, easy to sew.