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Outdoor Research DryComp Summit Sack

Outdoor Research DryComp Summit Sack

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Outdoor Research DryComp Summit Sack

The Outdoor Research DryComp Summit Sack keeps your clothes or sleeping bag dry and converts to an ultralight backpack when it's time to bag a peak. The DryComp Summit Sack's Hydroseal-coated Antron nylon is seam taped to make it fully waterproof. A roll-top closure on this Outdoor Research compression stuff sack holds out moisture, and compression straps shrink your load. When you pack up on summit day, leave your huge mountaineering pack behind. The 12.2-ounce, 1885cu inch Summit Sack has two backpack straps and holds all your necessities for the final push to the top.

Bottom Line: The Outdoor Research DryComp Summit Sack is both a waterproof stuff sack and an ultralight backpack.

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Rating for this product: 4

daypack yes

By:
May 5, 2008

I bought primarily to have as a summit sack, hoping it could replace my compression sack and perhaps also do well as a daypack. Two out of three ain't bad and I would add that it seems substantial enough for a summer overnighter bag. The cons are that its really too big to be effective as a compression sack except for shrinking large bulky sleeping bags to put in large expedition packs and even then its really only capable of minor compression due to the way the straps are setup. Would also be nice if it had a bladder sleeve. As others have said, it really could use a chest strap, but I found this to be a relatively easy fix with a Velcro strap. The good is that the material is pretty substantial (not sil) and it seems to sit pretty well on my back whether its a small or large load. The shoulder pads are more substantial than I expected and the side pockets are plenty large - enough for a 32oz Nalgene to sit down in it well. The side pockets are what sold me as most day/summit packs are either pocketless or would not roll up to pack in a larger pack as this one does. Its a bummer having to make room in my pack for it as that is not what I had planned, but it seems to be my best choice given function and value.

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Rating for this product: 4

great concept but fragile

By:
February 2, 2008

This pack has great potential for ultralight adventures. Bought mine for rafting but am using it as a backcountry ski pack too. Still happy with it even though I have a hole and blew a seam almost instantly.

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Tech Specs:

Material: Hydroseal-coated Antron nylon
Dimensions: 24 x 11 x 9in (61 cm x 28 cm x 23 cm)
Capacity/ Volume: 1885cu in (30.9L)
Recommended Use: Stuff sack and light summit pack for mountaineering
Weight: 12.2oz (346g)
Warranty: Lifetime