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Go light, stay dry.

The Stoic Waterproof Compression Sack takes care of your finicky gear, granting you peace of mind during your next river, canyoneering, or generally soggy trip. Stoic’s Waterproof comes in three different sizes—all backed up with tough-but-lightweight nylon, and moisture-shunning TPU lamination. Fill the Sack with your precious cargo, seal the roll-top closure, and open the air valve to remove excess air from the Sack so you have room in your pack for the rest of your gear. Take the Stoic Waterproof Compression sacks along as bad-weather protection, and as a super-condesable extra bag for bringing your vacation purchases home with you.

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Dane Uriona

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These are awesome, make really great gifts. Who doesn't need compression dry sacks?

5 5

Jeff Guest

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  • Familiarity: I've put it through the wringer

I love these dry bags so much! I use them every time I do a slot canyon whether it be dry or wet. I keep all my food and flashlights in one small bag, all my webbing in another small bag, warm cloths in the Medium bag, haven't actually needed to use the large bag yet, but I'm glad I have it for that day when I will need it. I take a lot of new people canyoneering and had to buy some extra dry bags to loan out to those who came unprepared.

4 5

Chris Walden

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This is a good sack. I really like the valve that lets you get all the air out of your bag. I use this bag for food storage. Put all your food in the bag, seal up the top, open the air relief and let all the air out, then hoist up in the trees for a bear proof food hang. Love the bag. Only taken out on a few trips so far.

Not sure how the clear plastic will hold up - so far so good but my first impression was this may be a point of failure. No issues yet just pointing out my observations.

4 5

Brett Beal

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I purchased several of these sacks and have tried them out, but haven't really exposed them to any water, so I'm not sure how waterproof they really are (which is why I only gave them a 4 star rating for now). I was pleased with their capacity and could get more into each size sack then I thought. The largest size is good enough for my sleeping bag which was a nice surprise.

5 5

Wayne Chim

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Good quality and cheap in cost, can't ask for more.

5 5

Adam

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Used it on a backpacking trip already and I really liked it. Fit clothes for a week in it with room to spare. Made packing my stuff much easier, and waterproof! The air nozzle is great for letting out all excess air as well!

4 5

Arthur Debowski

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I got this specifically to keep some emergency items dry while hiking in the Buckskin Gulch of southern UT. The size small was perfect for my phone, camera (Richoh GRD), a pair of socks, and my Patagonia Ultralight Hooded Down sweater. All of that stayed dry and didn't take up much space. I did test the bag before I put all of that stuff in there by submersion in order to be sure I wasn't going to get hosed (so to speak). Great value for these.

5 5

dnap419900

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Real nice dry bag for the price. Seems pretty sturdy in construction. I like the tie down tab features too. It will come in handy when I lash this bag down on my kayak .

4 5

Diego Zegarra

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  • Familiarity: I've used it several times

Great bang for your buck. Looks good and does what it should.

Picture is the small blue one.

Anyone put a set of ski boots in the large...

Matthew Poppoff

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Anyone put a set of ski boots in the large one?

Steven Jones

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I haven't tried ski boots, but I wouldn't recommend it. The boots may fit in the sack, but would probably do a number on it. The sacks are good, but not super durable.

4 5

Matthew Pizza

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I have only used these once. I have all three sizes and they all work great. They will hold just about anything. The window is definitely the best feature. You can see exactly what you have in each bag. The valve is really nice too for compression purposes.

3 5

davp339806

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i purchased the large and your dimensions may have been taken when the bag was flat!!!

When stuffed the diameter is about half of the advertised dimensions!!!!!!!!!!!!!

5 5

Maggie

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I borrowed my boyfriend's compression sack last year for a long trip, and it was so great I ended up purchasing two for myself. Girls, are you listening? You can pack MORE clothes! I've used these for backpacking, etc, but I also really love these to take on any trip. You can fit more clothes in less space, allowing you to take a smaller bag (avoid baggage fees), or bring more stuff! I will never go on another trip without at least one of these...

2 5

gui599912343

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This bag looked perfect to put my sleeping mat in and attach to the back of my pack. After 2 days on mild backpacking on the AT it has developed two small wear holes. I expected it to hold up better.

Moxtr

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I think the better way is to keep the loaded bags in your pack or look into thicker bags.It is always a trade off between durability and weight.(as I am sure you are aware) Unless you are using inefficient open foam I wouldn't think you would need to protect your pad in a watertight bag.

5 5

Mitch Andrews

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Not much to say about it. Keeps stuff dry and is durable enough to take a beating. Would buy again for sure.

5 5

Daniel Maus

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I bought both the Large and the Small. The small fits all my emergency warm gear when I go canyoneering. The large one fits my tent, rainfly, footprint, and poles. I bring them on all my canyoneering and backpacking trips.

3 5

Chase Skidmore

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I bought this bag for canyoneering. I keep it inside of my pack and keep my food and some dry clothes in it. I have both the medium and small but since I mostly use it for day trips I grab the small more frequently. I had heard warnings about not screwing down the valve tight enough. I did just the opposite and cranked on the valve hard enough that it cracked. Luckily they are inexpensive!

4 5

Dapper Denver

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I ordered the L (go big or go home for this price!) and it works just dandy. Big enough to function as a liner in small/medium packs as well.

4 5

Chase Skidmore

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This bag fulfills it's intended purpose. The price is good and the lightweight is great. You do have to crank the valve very tight or else it will try to wiggle itself loose and allow water into the bag. I use the medium and small inside of my canyoneering pack and haven't had any issues so far.

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