Granite GearEvent SIL Compression DrySack

This is the perfect size stuff sack for keeping my top and underquilts dry and compressed for backpacking. I also use one for my backpacking tent when not hammocking.

At first glance this looks like any other compression sack, and you start to wonder why you bought it in the first place. But then you stuff it full of gear, compress it down to nothing, realize that it fits nicely in your pack, and its waterproof; it's at this point that you come to find out that you actually got your money's worth.As far as compress-ability is concerned, I use this for my Hammock Gear top quilt and I can reduce the size of my bag by half when compared to the sack that it came with.Waterproofing seems excellent as well, I haven't field tested it yet (thankfully). But I did fill my sink full of water, and fully submerged my bag several times, then left it floating in the sink for almost 30 minutes. I wasn't planning on leaving it in the water that long, but I forgot it was in the sink after a few minutes. Much to my surprise my quilt was 100% dry!Great product, and does exactly what it's supposed to do.

Really good compression sack....a bit wonky for my sleeping bag , which is a Stoic 20 and not ultralight down. I find the compression cords to be sturdy and easy to use. It's very light...I use it for my camp clothes, extra socks and my puffy to keep them clean and dry in my pack in a smaller compressed size

Got this for my Western mountaineering versalite 5’ 6” 10 degree sleeping bag. It’s a work out to get it in there just like any other stuff sack but it does fit and compresses down enough to fit it into the bottom of my ULA ohm backpack. 13L sack weighs 2.85 ounces on my scale. Very Happy with it so far.

I had my doubts about the strength of the material at first, but it has not ripped or torn yet. The straps feel a little flimsy, but they are actually surprisingly strong. Overall this stuff sack is actually very rugged and practical. My only qualms with it are that the air vent is in the bottom of the bag (making it a little difficult to compress if pressing it against the ground) and that the plastic piece that allows you to tighten the bag down aren't snaps. Only product I know that is heavier and more durable feeling is the SeaLine Bivvy Sack Stuff Sack (which I haven't been able to find for sale in the civilian sector).This is a very good stuff sack which I've used now for hiking and a couple of short military exercises.

It’s lightweight and it compacts well for storage when you aren’t using it. Hasn’t broken on me yet.

I tried the 18L sack with a 0 degree down bag and was impressed with the compression. I plan on using this in my kayak, which typically stays fairly dry in the bulkhead but there is always a chance of water getting in, especially in big seas, so the waterproof aspect will save me some space and weight by not having to enclose the sack in a dry bag. At this point in time, I can't vouch for the durability of these bags, as I haven't had it for very long nor tried it out for kayak camping yet. What I can say is that they compress well, are lightweight and from my initial tests, waterproof. They would work out extremely well inside a backpack.

Very light weight. You do need to be careful with the chords and clips when sinching down. Two of my clips broke but is still usable.

他のメーカーと比べて重さを基準に購入しました。2つの秤をもってます。1つは100グラム、もう一つは95グラムをさしました。UL化を考えて購入したのですがとてもイヤーな気持ち。防水機能は？の感じす。今まで持っていたイスカのほうが入れやすいし防水ききそう。

サイズは手頃で、使いやすい。軽量でコンパクトなので、ザックの中がパッキングしやすいと思います。是非、お試しあれ。

予想以上に収納力がある。圧縮も比較的容易である。未だ荒天下で使用していないので、防水能力は評価できない。

ＬサイズではなくＭサイズが届きました。万一サイズ違いが届いた場合に返品交換ができる時間の余裕を持って注文する必要がありそうです。