True to stated weight and size.... check.
Handle on bottom .... check.
Really water resistant .... Check.
Good micro cinch lock to keep it light .... check.
Lid? Where's the lid? I need a lid when I over-stuff this sack! Good Sack anyway!

BackCountry gets a thumbs down on this for NOT changing the picture; This is not a roll-top sack.

nothing spectacular, but they do their job well. they can fold to an incredibly small size when not in use. i'm only giving them four stars because the stuff sacks (XS and L) had a cinch chord top rather than the roll top i had wanted.

Stuff sack is not exactly what I was thinking I would get. As the last review stated the xs, which is what I oredered, and the L (I suppose based in their review) don't have the roll top closure. I wasn't exppecting a cinch cord. I guess I can understand that on the xs, but on the L...???? Just don't understand the logistics of that one. At any rate, I was going to need a stuff sack about this size and the cinch cord instead of the roll top band makes it a lil more light weight so I'm not going to be upset. However, BC SHOULD look into changing this listing to clarify this issue, cuz I REALLY did need a stuff sak with roll top closure about this size for electronics and such. It gets 3 stars, not because it isn't a decent product; it is. 3 stars because it is only adequate, not extraordinary!

Just so you are aware, the picture above is incorrect. The Ultra Sil Stuff Sack does not have a roll top closure but rather a draw cord with a standard small cordlock. In actuality, it looks and feels very similar to the stuff sack that the Therm-a-Rest ProLite 4 sleeping pad comes with.

Regardless, it's a pretty handy stuff sack. It's very lightweight and it's waterproof - two important characteristics in the backcountry. There is a handle on the bottom (closed) end which is handy for carrying it and it seems pretty durable. I keep my sleeping back in mine and it works perfectly.