Sea to Summit Ultra-Sil Compression Sack XXXS - Reviews
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12.3.2011
I got these as an alternative to the vacuum bags where you have to zip it and then roll all the air out. (They work, just I find them a bit awkward.)These have four points to compress by, which makes life easier, and they are surprisingly sturdy - I was concerned I might tear them (especially the super light weight ones) but they've stood up to a lot.If you actually fill these to the top they don't compress as much as you might expect from the product images (unless maybe all your clothes are made from micro-fleece) and they end up quite round. So if you're using a few you end up with lots of odd spaces in your bag between them.These are much faster than vacuum bags, but a bit bulkier.
7.1.2015
Excellent compression sack. High recommended. Used it for my north face furnace sleeping bag *picked up the bag from REI*, combined with the compression sack I was able to utilize most space in my luggage and avoid having to check in any baggage like usual. This is essentially for saving room - used this for Everest base camp trek. Takes some getting used to packing the bag into the compression sack but the easiest method is just to squeeze it in without rolling up the sleeping bag. My early morning workout routine was stuffing the sleeping bag into the sack then put it upside down into the case that was provided for my sleeping bag.
18.2.2017
I bought a medium bag to stuff a synthetic North Face Thunderhead 3D 20 degree bag into. The bag barely fits, with the bag bulging at the seams, so perhaps a size large would have been better. The compression works great on this bag. It was recommended in an online video to use your body weight to compress the bag first, then pull the straps tight, otherwise, the straps could easily rip. Doing this several times, I was easily able to compress the bag to fit into the sleeping bag compartment on my pack. The material is paper thin, and only time will tell of the longevity and whether it remain intact.
19.2.2014
We use this large-size compression sack to hold our MSR Hubba Hubba 2-person tent (body, fly, and footprint) along with a MSR Gear Shed vestibule. This sack compresses down to a convenient size that is much smaller than the stuff sacks included with the tent and vestibule. It is far easier to pack a small lump and a long, thin pole/stake bag than the two larger bags the tent and vestibule came with.The material and straps seems strong and well-sewn and I expect the sack to last quite a while. The material is also smooth making loading and unloading the sack quite easy. Highly recommended!
10.2.2014
I bought this medium-sized compression sack for my boyfriend so he could use it on a trip to Europe without lugging too much around. I've since borrowed it from him twice, and really love the product. Though I was initially concerned about the size, I can easily fit a few pairs of rolled-up pants and several shirts to last me on a week's trip, while freeing up significant space in my backpack. I will probably buy a larger compression sack for my sleeping bag now that this one is tested.
21.3.2013
my giant coleman sleeping bag fits in this thing. yep its true my huge coleman sleeping bag can be compressed down to fit in a hiking back pack now all thanks to this awesome compression sack woot. yep I mean Woots I can bring my best comfortable sleeping back anywhere now thanks to this sack.
22.10.2010
Size Diameter Height Weight Vol. Max./Min.XS 15cm / 6in 35cm / 14in 58g / 2.0oz 6L / 2LSize 18cm / 7in 40cm / 16in 66g / 2.3oz 10L / 3.3LM 20cm / 8in 46cm / 18in 78g / 2.7oz 14L / 4.5LL 23cm / 9in 50cm / 20in 94g / 3.3oz 20L / 6.7LXL 27cm / 10.5in 58cm / 23in 108g / 3.8oz 30L / 10L
14.9.2015
I fit a Warbonnet Mamba 3-season down quilt and Yeti 3-season underquilt, plus a Mountain Hardware Ghost Whisperer in the medium with no problems whatsoever. This is a nice compression sack and worth every penny.
20.4.2015
Two medium size compression sacks make my sleeping bag and tent (minus poles) take up 1/2 the space.Now I can fit way to much in my backpack to comfortably carry. Just like I like to do!
26.12.2014
I use it for my backpacking sleeping bag. A perfect fit while a needed and appreciated space savor in my backpack. Not sure yet, but it is at least "water resistant" if not "waterproof."
7.6.2014
It's lightweight and easy to use. Compresses well. I use this one to compress a fleece blanket and fitted s*** for a camping mattress. Hope it lasts a long time. we'll see.
8.9.2018
I hammock camp and wanted one stuff sack for my underquilt and sleepingbag. I was able to stuff in a down blanket as well if needed for colder nights.
6.1.2017
This is a space saver on my bicycle tours I put my sleeping bag in my hubba hubba tent in it and everything else that goes with my tent very good bye
9.9.2018
Very nice!! Well made, well designed. Was able to compress my 15-degree sleeping bag very easily. Compressed to about 10 inches.
12.11.2014
Was the perfect size for my mummy bag! Was worried it would be too small, but it is great! Ready to hit the trails again.