🎒 Highly Efficient Granite Gear Drysack Stuff Sack for Enhanced Organization and Protection Review

One of the highest quality lightweight dry bags I've seen. I have been using this bag for almost 10 years camping and hiking in 40 countries in Southeast Asia and South Africa. I am very happy with this bag. Unlike many of my other bags, it has never been torn or punctured. This good. I highly recommend it

Bought this for an upcoming canoe trip to keep our tent and extra gear dry. Haven't canoed yet but thought about taking it to the beach the other day to hide wet clothes and towels in the car after a swim. This helped keep the interior of the car dry. I will be using this for double duty from now on. I gave it 4 stars because it feels too light to stuff like a compression bag for fear of leaking at the seams.

I have several of these packs and use them often. I was at a conference with my mom recently and she asked me to order them for both of them. They make good suitcase organizers and I usually keep an extra for dirty clothes. They are also very practical as hand luggage on long flights. I can pack in snacks/headphones/Kindle/other stuff and just take them out of the bag on the plane. They are quite expensive but the quality is high. The oldest I've ever had is about 7 years old. They've been…

Pros: big enough to fit in my REI Trail Pod sleeping bag, waterproof material on the outside is hydrophobic (some dry sacks allow the outside to become soaked with water, this one doesn't.) - Supplied with zippered mesh pouch! (I use it to store my water filters.) - The air can be squeezed out and once sealed it retains its "vacuum". Cons: - Seams - Seams are waterproof but I feel like they should be double sealed. The fabric looks ok, maybe a little thin. I still have to test it on the track…