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Article: Snugpak: 40L Dri-Sak with Air Valve
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They look really good, why didn't they have them when I was still in the reserves? Cheers for the review although my bank balance won't be happy.
Hi,
Want to purchase, but cannot find anywhere that stocks this item. No even on the Snugpak website.
Does anyone know where they sell them?
Regards hubs
Want to purchase, but cannot find anywhere that stocks this item. No even on the Snugpak website.
Does anyone know where they sell them?
Regards hubs
It is a wonder nobody has come up with this before, I find drysacks very good for compressing stuff and keeping it dry, but as you say, you trap the air. I reckon I am going to get one of these.
I don't know if there are any 40L snugpak dry-sak's out there yet , but survivalaids seem to have the XXL size (35L) for a reasonable price...
No air valve mentioned though...
http://www.survivalaids.com/combat-...ge-bags-and-sacks/snugpak-dri-sak-olive-green
Hope it helps 👍
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It is now up on their website
I get the very latest gear to review and they had not had time to update the site
I get the very latest gear to review and they had not had time to update the site
Yay , thank you John! 👍It is now up on their website
I get the very latest gear to review and they had not had time to update the site
The plus side to this is the greater 'structure' they provide when used inside a traditional pack such as Frost River/Bison Bushcraft etc. Stops these retro must-have bits of kit looking like an old mail sack with straps!
K
forestwalker
Bushcrafter (boy, I've got a lot to say!)
Alternative use: I have the snozzle bag for my syn-mat, and got a spec of dust on my camera sensor when changing lenses. I successfully used the snozzle bag to blow the dust away...
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