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The Granite Gear Air Bag Stuff Sack keeps your small items and extra layers from disappearing in your pack and adds less than an ounce of weight to your back. Its Sil-Nylon material is super lightweight and highly water-resistant. Plus, you can see through it to the contents so you don't have to guess which Air Bag you put your long underwear into. Load up a few Air Bags and toss them in your backpack where they keep your load well organized. *Assorted colors.
Bottom Line: The Granite Gear Air Bags are lightweight enough for ounce-counters to use and practical enough for any backpacker to want.
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So light, yet so strong
By:
Jonathan Wilson
March 25, 2008
Recycle all your all stuff sacks and step lightly into the future of on-the-back containment. These bags are paper light, but don't let that scare you they are Cordura strong. After hiking the last 10 miles of my trip, I unpacked to find a nice big rock in the sack. Thanks Matt, you're a friend. Anyway Matt's new rock didn't hurt the bag as much as it hurt my back. These things are tough.
what size bag to stuff a north face venture jacket in?
what size bag to stuff a north face venture jacket in?
By: ger2871599
January 30, 2009
I would recommend the size #3 Air Bag. This fits my Marmot Precip Jacket well.
By: Jason Livingston
January 30, 2009
Light, durable, almost completely waterproof!
By:
cloakedvam1700337
April 23, 2009
So, I've been using these things for a few months. During the summer, I had a guiding job in CO. One of the nights on the trail we camped out on of the wettest rains I've ever seen. It was huge! NOT EVEN a Black Diamond Bibler tent kept us completely dry, and you all know how good those are. Anyway, all this goes to say, the only thing that kept my books and emergency radio dry was a couple of these little air sacks. I highly recommend them to anyone who takes adventures.
Light as a Paper Bag, But Super Strong
By:
Eric McCammond
December 1, 2008
I bought a #1 and a #3. I put all of my cooking gear in the #3 and all of my survival stuff (first aid, headlamp, compass, etc) in the #1. These stuff sacks are perfect for use with a toploader backpack as they allow you to organize your stuff while sacrificing almost no weight gain. I will likely order one more of the largest ones to replace the heavy stuff sack I currently use for my clothes.
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So light, yet so strong
Recycle all your all stuff sacks and step lightly into the future of on-the-back containment. These bags are paper light, but don't let that scare more...
Light, durable, almost completely waterproof!
So, I've been using these things for a few months. During the summer, I had a guiding job in CO. One of the nights on the trail we camped out on more...
- Material:
- SilNylon
- Closure:
- Drawcord
- Volume:
- [1] 130cu in; [2] 200cu in; [3] 300cu in; [4] 450cu in; [5] 730cu in; [6] 980cu in
- Dimensions:
- [1] 4 x 9.5in (10.2 x 24.1cm); [2] 5 x 11.25in (12.7 x 28.6cm); [3] 5.5 x 13in (14 x 33cm); [4] 6 x 14.5in (15.2 x 36.8cm); [5] 7.5 x 16.25in (19.1 x 41.3cm); [6] 8.25 x 18.25in (21 x 46.4cm)
- Weight:
- [1] 0.39oz (11g); [2] 0.46oz (13g); [3] 0.56oz (16g); [4] 0.69oz (19g); [5] 0.92oz (24g); [6] 1.06oz (28g)
- Recommended Use:
- Organizing your gear
- Manufacturer Warranty:
- Lifetime
- Country of Origin:
- China