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Pack your gear in the Outdoor Research Hydroseal Pack Sack when you backpack or camp in damp weather. Outdoor Research used nylon with a waterproof coating and taped the seams to make the Hydroseal Pack Sack waterproof and durable. A drawcord and cord lock cinches over a flap to seal this pack sack. A webbing handle on the bottom and daisy chain on the side make this sack easy to carry by hand or attached to the outside of your backpack.
Bottom Line: Keep your clothes, food, and gear dry in wet weather—take the Outdoor Research Hydroseal Pack Sacks with you on the trail.
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Good Gear!
By:
jbrown9838977522
September 16, 2008
Used these for down bags in steady rain and hung them as food bags. Great product. Nothing got wet. Good price. Buy 'em.
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BWCA Scott
May 7, 2007
Outdoor Research has the only lightweight stuff sacks that hold up to to the rigors of portage canoeing in the BWCA of Minnesota. Constant loading and unloading of canoes really tests the quality of your gear. All the OR stuff sacks I purchased 5 seasons ago are still in use and work as good as the day they were purchased.
Lightweight and sturdy
By:
cpeng
August 20, 2007
I travel several months out of the year for work and these sacks help keep me organized while I'm away from home. My father works out of town as well and he loves these sacks too. They are lightweight and sturdy. You will not need to replace them for a long time.
Ultra Light
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HappyCamper613
March 17, 2008
I've taken these on camping trips for three years now and I love them! My friends made fun of me at first - thinking that it wouldnt stand up to a week in the Boundary Waters. They had the older, heavier rubber bags for food and gear. By the end of the trip they werent laughing. They held up, were easily collapsible as the food supplies declined, and were super light and flexible. Fabulous!
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Used these for down bags in steady rain and hung them as food bags. Great product. Nothing got wet. Good price. Buy 'em. more...
Outdoor Research
Outdoor Research has the only lightweight stuff sacks that hold up to to the rigors of portage canoeing in the BWCA of Minnesota. Constant loading and more...
- Material:
- Hydroseal-coated Antron nylon
- Closure:
- Drawcord and Hypalon cord lock
- Volume:
- [1] 368cu in (6L); [2] 587cu in (9.6L); [3] 880cu in (14.4L); [4] 1256cu in (20.6L); [5] 2019cu in (33.1L); [6] 3020cu in (49.5L); [7] 856cu in (14L); [8] 1336cu in (21.9L)
- Dimensions:
- [1] 13 x 6in (33 x 15cm); [2] 15.25 x 7in (39 x 18cm); [3] 17.5 x 8in (44 x 20cm); [4] 19.75 x 9 (50 x 23cm); [5] 21.25 x 11 (54 x 28cm); [6] 22.75 x 13 (58 x 33cm); [7] 22.25 x 7 (57 x 18cm); [8] 30.25 x 7.5in (77 x 19cm)
- Backpack Straps:
- No
- Weight:
- [1] 1.8oz (51g); [2] 2.1oz (60g); [3] 2.6oz (74g); [4] 3.2oz (91g); [5] 4oz (113g); [6] 5.4oz (153g); [7] 2.9oz (82g); [8] 3.7oz (105g)
- Warranty:
- Lifetime
- Country of Origin:
- China