This bag works fine but, just not for me. I'll stick for OR bags I gave it a try just not what I like.

Very well made. I purchased a large to fit my 10 degree synthetic sleeping bag in, could probably have gotten away with a medium.
probably going to buy another one.... or two

Bought this to use for my 0 degree bag. Works great! My bag used to take up about 8 inches by 12 inches in my pack. Now its down to about 5x5

I purchased the X-large so I could have all my bedding gear in one place. Previous waterproof stuff sack was too small to fit my mummy and sleeping gear. This bag makes it a snap to stuff my mummy and bed clothes. Pull on the four compression straps and you are done. Lightweight, waterproof, I love it. Should have done this years ago.

I have a couple of these, in M and L - perform great, sturdy.

I love this pack!! I used it on a month long camping trip to Oregon and it performed magnificently. I wouldn't change a thing.

This is my new favorite compression sack. It is a little on the heavy side compared to what I usually use (granite gear, airlight series), but is well worth the weight. They are very durable and almost completely waterproof. I’ve used mine every time out since I got it, including a trip were my newfy jumped into the lake with it in its pack. Contents stayed almost completely dry (I roll the top before I compress it.) I would recommend this product to anyone who needs a tough water resistant stuff sack.

A solid stuff sac. Used on self support overnighters (WWkayak). Light yet durable and seam taped. There is no roll top closure, but seems to work well if compressed tight. I did use this in conjunction with a Watershed Futa Dry Bag. When keeping gear dry matters most, better double up.

The Drylite Rock Solid Compression Sack offered by Granite Gear is an unbelievable accessory gone necessary! Not only does this compression sack weigh in at an impressively low 5.2 oz. in its class, but its durability and impenetrable Drylite finish can withstand even the harshest weather endured in the Peruvian Andes. The design of the traditional compression sack has been revolutionized through a most simplistic innovation engineered by the individuals responsible for the original Round Rock Solid sack, which eliminates the relentless accumulation of moisture in down sleeping bags or jackets, and any awkward compression problems previously encountered. These compression sacks rank high on the dude sweet scale.

These compression sacks are good equipment to have, especially when you need to save room in your pack. The only problem I had with ONE of the two that I bought was that it got a tear in it. I used it for 8 days straight, getting it in and out of the pack frequently.

I motorcycle camp and although weight is not necessarily a factor, size of items is a factor. This compression sack takes my sleeping bag and compresses it down to at least 1/3 of the size. An added benefit is I throw all my extra clothes in the bag and use it as a pillow in the tent, how cool! The bag is also waterproof, which is a must for me. I am so glad I got the extra-large size, you can always compress it down.

I have several compression sacks from Outdoor Research (OR) and decided to try the Drylite "rock solid" compression sack. We'll see how it holds up over the years. So far it's "endcap" strap system is confusing and the amount of compression force is not nearly as strong as the OR product. The material used on the Drylite is lighter than the OR product and does not feel nearly "rock solid." You get the feeling that you will rip the material if you pull too hard on the straps. I've gone back to Outdoor Research.

This was just as advertised. Worked great! Fast shipping. Very Pleased :)
Will definitely shop here again.

Best Investment. I already bought a second one.

Great for a down sleeping bad since it is water proof. This is my second one purchased and both of them are great. Compresses to a very small size plus it doesn't add much weight. Always a nice bonus when backpacking.

Everyone needs a compression sack, and why not get a very light yet durable one like the Drylite Rock Solid. It works like it should, compressing my 25 degree synthetic bag down to half the size it is while in it's own stuff sack. That amount of space can make a huge difference when backpacking. Also, a smaller size compression sack would be ideal for reducing the size of my tent. All around great product that is very useful.

I use this to help protect my down sleeping bag from moisture. It allows me to get the back down to a ridiculously small size while still giving protection from rain and water. A great purchase.