- Compressor Stuff Bags pack smaller to ease your load
- 3 Compression Straps
- Side Rease Buckles make this easy to use
- Size: 18"x8"
- Weight = 5 oz.
- Made in the USA
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Reviewed by 6 customers Sort by Displaying reviews 1-6  Comments about Outdoor Products Compressor Stuff Bags Small: used the stuff sack for my sleeping bag. workeb great. no problems Pros
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Comments about Outdoor Products Compressor Stuff Bags Small: affordable & great delivery Comments about Outdoor Products Compressor Stuff Bags Small: I use the compressor bag to "squeeze down" my heavy motorcycle jacket and strap it to the bike. It accomplishes what I wanted it to - a compressed cylinder. I think they were a little pricey but they are very sturdy and were exactly what I wanted. Comments about Outdoor Products Compressor Stuff Bags Small: Seems to be well made. Handled my "not to small" sleeping bag, but it was a tight fit. Pros Cons Best Uses
Comments about Outdoor Products Compressor Stuff Bags Small: This fit my sleeping bag perfectly and compressed it to a nice, packable size. I used the small sized bag for a 30 degree synthetic bag. You might want to go larger for a better insulated or down filled bag. Comments about Outdoor Products Compressor Stuff Bags Small: Great quality! I wish the compression bags came in different colors! Displaying reviews 1-6 |
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I checked the catalog and the website and no where do you have the weight of this product which would be nice.Asked on 5/31/2011 by Yvonne from AZ1 answer
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weight 5 ozAnswered on 6/2/2011 by Steve from Campmor
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how do we know the right size to get for sleeping bag? will be used during 3 months of Amazon.Asked on 8/19/2010 by Anonymous2 answers
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Get the compression sack that is closest to the stuff size of the sleeping bag you want to use the compression sack on.Answered on 8/20/2010 by Steve from CampmorVERIFIED BUYER
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I would roll up your sleeping bag as small as possible and measure it for length and diameter. Then I would look for a compression bag that is 3-4 inches bigger than. You'll be able to compress the excess down.Answered on 10/15/2010 by Supertramp Sam from Orange County, Ca
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