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Sea To Summit Sil Cordura Ultra-light Compression Sacks

Sea To Summit Sil Cordura Ultra-light Compression Sacks description

Use the Sea to Summit Sn240 Ultra-light Compression Sacks to make the most of your backpack's capacity. These storage sacks can reduce your gear by up to 1/3 its original size without adding more than a couple ounces in weight.

Bottom Line: Optimize the space in your backpack by compressing your gear in Sea to Summit Ultra-light Compression Sacks.

These are great and super lightweight.

I was able to fit my 15 degree 800 fill down sleeping bag perfectly into the size small and after cranking down a little the whole thing fit perfectly into the bottom on my day pack. I decided to use the size medium one that I bought for my MSR Hubba Hubba tent and found that without putting the poles in, i could have easily used a small for my tent as well. I will probably buy a few more of these since they are so light and so helpful in packing. The only minor complaint I could say is that the sil-nylon is not the most durable fabric in case you end up strapping one of these to the outside of your pack for some reason you would want to be careful of what you might brush up against.

Yeah, I love these compression sacks. I have a Med and Large. I prefer the Medium . . . I think it is more versatile - big enough for several days worth of clothing, but also able to handle smaller loads. The fabric is so thin and lightweight that I question how these will hold up after many seasons of use, but after a few trips they seem to be doing well.

I use this compression sack to hold my clothing on warm-weather backpack trips. It squishes everything down to a tiny package about the same size as my cookpot. Very light, but still pretty strong. Not waterproof, so I wouldn't use it to carry my down sleeping bag if it's likely to rain, but it's a great item if you prefer to use a small backpack.

I have used a variety of shaps and sizes to stuff just about anything. I like them so much I have ditched some of my factory bags for things like Kelty tarp and tents. You can really crank these down and not have to worry about quality.