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For when dry matters as much as lightweight.

Keep your on-trail, on-deck, and on-board wares protected from the elements with the Sea to Summit Ultra-Sil Nano Dry Sack. Weighing scantly an ounce, this waterproof barrier might be silly light, but when it comes to repelling water and standing up to Mother Nature's wrath, it's über-serious.
  • Lightweight, durable nano sil nylon keeps your items bone dry without weighing your pack down
  • Hypalon waterproof roll-top closure seals out moisture for worry-free traveling and trekking
  • Fully taped seams prevent water from sneaking in through the fabric joints
  • A variety of size options let you dial in the perfect fit for the gear you want to quarantine

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  • Gender: Female
  • Familiarity: I've used it several times

I love these bags, it's my 2nd one, compacts down small, color is cute and very handy for electronics, snacks and more.

What size would I need for an adult mummy...

dav3254917

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What size would I need for an adult mummy bag and smaller kids bag?
What about one for about a 3-day supply of clothes (summer hike - two pair convertible pants, 2 or 3 light weight shirts, 2 socks, one short, emergency light gloves/hat).

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ThankYou

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I use a 20L to carry a highly compressed sleeping bag, pad, thermal base layers, and a few other misc items, with plenty of room to spare, so I think the 20L could handle your two sleeping bags and some clothes. You could go for the 35L to be on the safe side - if you don't fill it up, the extra material rolls up into the top so it shouldn't take up too much extra room.