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What size bag is best for carrying clothes in while overnight...

By Ranked #751 - Stuff and Compression Sacks February 5, 2009

What size bag is best for carrying clothes in while overnight backpacking?

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By Ranked #331 - Stuff and Compression Sacks April 26, 2009

You may benefit from an 8l for overnighting but maybe try bringing only what you are going to wear. Socks and thermals will easily fit into one of the smaller size sacks. I use a 2l for my "extra" clothing on 2-3 trips and I usually have extra space!

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By Ranked #192 - Stuff and Compression Sacks April 19, 2009

Tim, unless you pack like a girl then the 8 liter is plenty fine. I just bought an 8 liter for stuffing my tent into only to find out I could slighly cram it in my 4 liter stuff sack. After recieving the 8 liter I can tell you it will haul enough clothes for a weekend (for most guys anyways, I realise some guys pack like girls...no offense ladies). I easily stuffed all my clothing gear that I am taking on the Appalachian Trail in mine last night. And I STILL have room. There's no doubt that the 8 liter is good enough for an over nighter!

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By Ranked #642 - Stuff and Compression Sacks February 21, 2009

I used the 13L bag for a 3 day trip on the river and it worked wonderfully. I'm sure the 8L would be fine for an overnight trip.

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Tech Specs:

Material:
, siliconized cordura 
Volume:
(1) 1 L, (2) 2 L, (4) 4 L, (8) 8 L, (12) 13 L, (20) 20 L, (35) 35 L 
Dimensions:
[1 ] 6 x 9 in; [2 ] 8 x 12 in; [4 ] 9 x 15 in; [8 ] 6.5 x 18 in; [13 ] 8.5 x 21 in; [20 ] 10 x 24 in; [35 ] 12 x 27 in 
Closure:
roll-top 
Backpack Straps:
no 
Weight:
(1) 0.7 oz, (2) 0.8 oz, (4) 0.9 oz, (8) 1.1 oz, (12) 1.4 oz, (20) 1.8 oz, (35) 2.3 oz 
Manufacturer Warranty:
1 year 
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