Waterproof stuff sack for sleeping bag

[Drain Bamaged]

Those Swiss Army Sacks are nothing special but they certainly have a multitude of uses and at that price I couldn't resist sending for the second two, like you I too have been using one inside a Polish rucksack as a liner.

D.B.

 

[Highbinder]

I just got the Swiss Army Stuff Sack from GOARMY after seeing it on this thread, it turns out to be the perfect size to fit inside the LK35. Given that the waterproof bag is £3.50 from GoArmy.co.uk and the LK35 is £12.50 from Military Mart, it's a (cheap) marriage made in heaven!

Reckon it's big enough for the British Arctic bag?

 

[Drain Bamaged]

Yes it is more than big enough, it's what I bought it for originally, fits in, uncompressed with room to spare.

D.B.

 

[chmusar]

I use the sea to summit compression bag with a event fabric bottom so is easy to get all the air out of it ,

https://www.amazon.co.uk/Sea-Summit-eVENT-Compression-Sack/dp/B000OPPARO



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[dean4442]

. This is what I went for in the end, I may change it if I can find something harder wearing but it will be good for now.

 

[Klenchblaize]

http://www.bushcraftuk.com/forum/content.php?r=837-Snugpak-40L-Dri-Sak-with-Air-Valve

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K

 

[dean4442]

Sorry, should have said that it's the alpkit 35L with loops on it. I specifically wanted loops to keep it fixed to the pack.

 

[Highbinder]

They're good dry bags. I've used those alpkit xtra bags for a few years for my tarps and ponchos.

Harder wearing tho'? They're pretty heavy duty IMO, at least compared to my other dry sacks (exped etc)

 

[bilmo-p5]

I wrap mine in the bivvy bag and stuff it into the bottom of the pack. Moulds much better to the size this way than with a compression sack making it an awkward beach ball shape.

What he said.