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Pacific Outdoor Equipment Pneumo LTW Drybag - 2008 BCS
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Pack food and clothes in the Pacific Outdoor Equipment Pneumo LTW Drybag, roll the top down, purge excess air out the valve, and slip this drybag into your backpack. Lightweight fabric and a refined roll-top closure on the Pneumo LTW cuts down on weight, so you can keep items dry during your adventure travels without adding pounds to your pack. Choose a small bag for quick trips or the largest for weeklong adventures.
Bottom Line: When you're cold and wet, you'll appreciate dry gear and food.
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Light and Compressable
By:
Mr. James
May 1, 2009
These bags are great, and they are coming in other colors now too. I have been using them on my UL hiking trips, and they are a great way to compress and keep dry. I have totally moved away from other stuff sacks, because hte valve keeps the contents compressed, and the fabric is still very light. Great for organizing in side you pack on longer trips. HAVE YOU SEEN THE BACKPACKING LIGHT Backpacks using these bags?? I wonder how well they work in that application?
Although not an American company, Ortlieb make very good quality dry bags.
By: moroni
November 30, 2008
Drybag disappointment
By:
cochranr.j2191544
July 9, 2008
We purchased the drybag for my daughter's 6 week summer camping and canoeing trip. We started packing early. The original drybag ripped at the top. Luckily, there was time to send for a replacement. This site was quite helpful and sent another one along promptly. The return/exchange process worked well. Unfortunately, the replacement also ripped in the same spot. Clearly, there is a design flaw. With no time for a 2nd replacement, we repaired it with duct tape and packed as needed. No word from Ontario as to how the bag is holding up.
Change me.
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2008 Model No Longer Available
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Stuff and Compression SacksLight and Compressable
These bags are great, and they are coming in other colors now too. I have been using them on my UL hiking trips, and they are a great way to compress more...
Drybag disappointment
We purchased the drybag for my daughter's 6 week summer camping and canoeing trip. We started packing early. The original drybag ripped at the top. more...
- Material:
- 40D x 30D ripstop nylon
- Closure:
- Roll-top
- Volume:
- 305cu in (5L); 915cu in (15L); 1525cu in (25L); 3051cu in (50L); 3966cu in (65L)
- Dimensions:
- [5L] 10 x 20in (25 x 51cm); [15L] 14 x 28in (36 x 71cm); [25L] 16 x 33in (41 x 84cm); [50L] 20 x 40in (51 x 102cm); [65L] 24 x 37in (61 x 94cm)
- Backpack Straps:
- No
- Weight:
- [5L] 3oz (85g); [15L] 4.4oz (125g); [25L] 5.8oz (164g); [50L] 10oz (283g); [65L] 11oz (312g)
- Recommended Use:
- Backpacking in wet weather, adventure travel