🎒 Granite Gear Event SIL Compression Drysack - Waterproof Stuff Sack with Enhanced SEO Review

container quite strong, my straps broke after about 800 miles on the Appalachian Trail through a hike but it takes 5 minutes to switch to paracord.

I only gave it 3 stars because the ties on each of the 2 bags I bought broke. Only 1 line per item. We still use it, but we tie it together instead of pulling it off. Works well for small things. I thought he was bigger.

Really good compression bag. I find compression cords durable and easy to use. It's very easy. I use it for my hiking clothes, extra socks and baggy stuff to keep them clean and dry in my backpack in a smaller compressed size.

I tried the 18 liter bag with a 0 degree down bag and was impressed with the compression. I plan to use this in my kayak which normally stays fairly dry in the bulkhead but there is always a chance of water getting in, especially in big waves so the waterproof aspect will save me some space and weight as I'm not caulking the bag must be in a dry bag. I can't make any statements about the durability of these bags at the moment, because I haven't owned them for long and haven't tried them on a…

At first glance it looks like any other compression bag and makes you wonder why you bought it in the first place. But then you stuff it with gear, compress it to zero and find that it fits perfectly in your pack and is waterproof; At this point you will realize that you have actually justified your money. In terms of compressibility, I use this for my Hammock Gear Top quilt and I can shrink my bag to half the size of the bag it came with. The water resistance also seems to be great, but…