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Sea To Summit Compression Sack

Item #STS0062 | 15 in Stock

Which size should i choose for a regular synthetic EMS sleeping...

By Ranked #573 - Stuff and Compression Sacks April 23, 2010

Which size should i choose for a regular synthetic EMS sleeping bag without loosing that extra space?

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By Ranked #45 - Stuff and Compression Sacks September 15, 2010

One good way is to look at the size of the stuff sack that yours came in. Get the same or one size down. I'd recommend the 10L or even a 16L, depending on your particular bag. If you're storing a sleeping bag, you should also consider a eVent bag, which is the same as this, but waterproof: http://www.backcountry.com/sea-to-summit-event-compression-dry-sack

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By Ranked #202 - Stuff and Compression Sacks April 23, 2010

Depends on the bag. Bags meant for colder conditions have more insulation and are therefore bigger and bulkier. Looks like EMS lists the... "stuff size" on their website (under technical specs) if you can find your bag there. I'm not sure if that corresponds to the dimensions of stuff sacks listed here (I'm used to manufacturers listing the volume), but it's a good bet that it will give you an indication of what size to get.

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Tech Specs:

Material:
210D PU-Coated nylon 
Volume:
XS 366-122 cu in, S 610-202 cu in, M 915-305 cu in, L 1220-397 cu in, XL 1830-610 cu in 
Dimensions:
[XS ] 5.5 x 14 in; [S ] 7 x 16 in; [M ] 8 x 18 in; [L ] 9 x 20 in; [XL ] 10.5 x 23 in 
Recommended Use:
camping, backpacking, expeditions 
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