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A completely new concept in compression dry bags - there is no valve. This innovation uses an air-permeable base made of eVent waterproof fabric, which allows air to be pushed out of the sack, but won't allow water to get back in.

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Unique compression idea - allows air to be pushed out to compress, but water can't get in because of the waterproof, air permeable eVent fabric base
Rugged 100 D nylon body & lid
Waterproof seams - double stitched and tape sealed
Roll top Hypalon closure with lid and 4 straps evenly compresses and maintains compressed size
Reinforced stitching on all stress points
Pull handle on the bottom
Super compact and very light

Size	Dimensions	Weight	Volume Max/Min
XS	6" x 14"	3.7 oz	6/2 Liter
Small	7" x 16"	4.5 oz	10/3.3 Liter
Medium	8" x 18"	5.2 oz	14/4.5 Liter
Large	9" x 20"	5.9 oz	20/6.7 Liter
XLarge	10.5" x 23"	7.4 oz	30/10 Liter

09/12/11

I used the large sack for compressing my MH Lamina 0 sleeping bag for my Rainier climb, and it worked exceptionally well. Easy to use, and amazing as to how small it compressed my sleeping bag. Exceeded my expectations, which isn't easy to do! :) Mac

Mac McMillen

08/18/09

Great bag that allows me to get my down bag into a much smaller package once the air vents out the eVent material. This kept my bag dry in the nasty rain and 40 MPH winds on Mt. Rainier. I was really glad to have a dry bag when I opened my pack to find the bottom pooled with water.

Dean

02/02/09

I have two of these dry sacks in medium, and they are great! It's all about the eVent fabric - I've brought these with me kayaking on the Mekong River, horse-riding in Mongolia, whitewater rafting on the Franklin, and it kept my things dry. I never go on an adventure trip without these. Pros: you can stuff a lot into one sack, and they even allow damp clothes to dry Cons: none

Meiling Aw