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Granite Gear Round Rock Solid Compression Sack

Granite Gear Round Rock Solid Compression Sack description

The Granite Gear Round Rock Solid compresses sleeping bags, tents, down jackets, bivy sacks, fleece, climbing suits, rain gear, etc. Stuff it all! Reduce pack size and organize your load. Rock Solid Compression Sacks are built with a floating lid and arches to distribute stress, double stitched seams, and a bottom handle. Constructed with super light pack cloth, webbing, and a die cut hypalon grommet (versus metal), the Rock Solids allow ultra-light packers to carry an even smaller pack. They'll take whatever you can stuff. *Assorted colors.

Bottom Line: Stuff yer stuff.

These compression sacks are indispensible for your backpacking trips. A bit of advice though, select the next size down from the companies' recommendation, as one other reviewer did. I have a -40 F synthetic bag that fits nice and snug in the XL size. Had to return the XXL as it did not compress small enough to fit in my pack.

I bought the XS compression sack for my down sleeping bag. It's a tight squeeze to get it all in the bag before I even pull on the compression sacks--but it compresses super small even though the sack is filled to the brim. It's super helpful for those of us who have a tendency to overpack :)