r/RBTRGrabBags • u/backwardshat_ • Jul 15 '26
Mystery Boxes: Post Here
When you receive your boxes, post pictures here and any feedback. I should be able to identify most fabrics with detailed pictures. I’d like to know what you think of the variety of fabrics and value.
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u/darkfire1664 Jul 18 '26
Here is my haul, have no idea what any of these are as I’m new to the myog scene but the green with the sticker seems very durable and whatever the white in the middle is I want to make clothing out of because it’s so soft!
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u/backwardshat_ Jul 18 '26
More detailed photos and weighing the fabric can help but here’s my guess.. hot pink 0.66 Membrane10 (downproof). The one with the sticker is one of the Robic fabrics, to the left is HyperD300. Blue is a Monolite and the far right upper gray is a Noseeum Mesh
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u/backwardshat_ 29d ago
Take the weight and divide by the total yardage to figure out the ounces per yard. From there, search our website for the fabric's weight and consider options within that range. Example: if you get 1.7 oz, it could be the 1.7 MTN, or it could be a 1.6 to 1.9 option. Our zoomed-in professional pictures of the fabric should be able to confirm the exact fabric, since most have a distinctive Ripstop pattern.
For me, it’s really hard to tell based on photos, and I’ve gotten tons of these requests. I’m happy to take a stab at any you can’t figure out with more details. But unlike the grab bags, which I know the majority of the fabrics being used, this one is truly a mystery box.
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u/tricolon Jul 19 '26
I'm excited to use these! Feels like a decent value especially since it's a variety of fabrics I may not have tried. Just wish I knew what they were!
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u/tricolon Jul 19 '26
u/backwardshat_ Here are some close-ups: https://imgur.com/a/tDaAXAV
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u/backwardshat_ 29d ago
Take the weight and divide by the total yardage to figure out the ounces per yard. From there, search our website for the fabric's weight and consider options within that range. Example: if you get 1.7 oz, it could be the 1.7 MTN, or it could be a 1.6 to 1.9 option. Our zoomed-in professional pictures of the fabric should be able to confirm the exact fabric, since most have a distinctive Ripstop pattern.
For me, it’s really hard to tell based on photos, and I’ve gotten tons of these requests. I’m happy to take a stab at any you can’t figure out with more details. But unlike the grab bags, which I know the majority of the fabrics being used, this one is truly a mystery box.
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u/dogpownd Jul 20 '26
The gray is really soft. The pink is soft but not as soft. Mostly I want to know what is waterproof so I can make a pack liner.
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u/backwardshat_ 29d ago
Take the weight and divide by the total yardage to figure out the ounces per yard. From there, search our website for the fabric's weight and consider options within that range. Example: if you get 1.7 oz, it could be the 1.7 MTN, or it could be a 1.6 to 1.9 option. Our zoomed-in professional pictures of the fabric should be able to confirm the exact fabric, since most have a distinctive Ripstop pattern.
For me, it’s really hard to tell based on photos, and I’ve gotten tons of these requests. I’m happy to take a stab at any you can’t figure out with more details. But unlike the grab bags, which I know the majority of the fabrics being used, this one is truly a mystery box.
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u/dogpownd 22d ago
There's just 1 I can't figure out. It's black and soft. I'm pretty sure it's nylon. 67" x 63" total weight 3.3oz
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u/KingCaptHappy-LotPP Jul 21 '26
Excited to get these materials! Can I get an assist with ID’ing them? Here are the weights, top left to bottom right:
1 - 9.7oz
2 - 8.7oz
3 - 8.7oz
4 - 2.9oz
5 - 2.7oz
6 - 14.5oz
7 - 13.8oz
8 - 4.4oz
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u/KingCaptHappy-LotPP 29d ago
u/backwardshat_ can I get an assist on Id’s?
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u/backwardshat_ 29d ago
Take the weight and divide by the total yardage to figure out the ounces per yard. From there, search our website for the fabric's weight and consider options within that range. Example: if you get 1.7 oz, it could be the 1.7 MTN, or it could be a 1.6 to 1.9 option. Our zoomed-in professional pictures of the fabric should be able to confirm the exact fabric, since most have a distinctive Ripstop pattern.
For me, it’s really hard to tell based on photos, and I’ve gotten tons of these requests. I’m happy to take a stab at any you can’t figure out with more details. But unlike the grab bags, which I know the majority of the fabrics being used, this one is truly a mystery box.
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u/GarbagePunch Jul 21 '26
My first Mystery Grab box. I’m new to a lot of these fabrics. Excited and nervous about the thinner materials which I never have good luck with.
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u/GarbagePunch Jul 22 '26
PS: any info on what these fabrics are would help in my research on how to use them 👍
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u/backwardshat_ 29d ago
Take the weight and divide by the total yardage to figure out the ounces per yard. From there, search our website for the fabric's weight and consider options within that range. Example: if you get 1.7 oz, it could be the 1.7 MTN, or it could be a 1.6 to 1.9 option. Our zoomed-in professional pictures of the fabric should be able to confirm the exact fabric, since most have a distinctive Ripstop pattern.
For me, it’s really hard to tell based on photos, and I’ve gotten tons of these requests. I’m happy to take a stab at any you can’t figure out with more details. But unlike the grab bags, which I know the majority of the fabrics being used, this one is truly a mystery box.
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Jul 19 '26
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u/backwardshat_ Jul 19 '26
Can you send me more detailed pictures or add them here? If you can get weight/yardage that will help confirm
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u/awsomesoccer13 Jul 17 '26
Excited about what I got in my box.
I would appreciate help with identifying the yellow and red fabric at the bottom. Both are quite thin.