Gear Review
Sea To Summit Ultra-Sil Stuff Sack
don't go by the picture
By PearlJamPSU
Ranked #338 - Stuff and Compression Sacks
April 13, 2009
Just so you are aware, the picture above is incorrect. The Ultra Sil Stuff Sack does not have a roll top closure but rather a draw cord with a standard small cordlock. In actuality, it looks and feels very similar to the stuff sack that the Therm-a-Rest ProLite 4 sleeping pad comes with.
Regardless, it's a pretty handy stuff sack. It's very lightweight and it's waterproof - two important characteristics in the backcountry. There is a handle on the bottom (closed) end which is handy for carrying it and it seems pretty durable. I keep my sleeping back in mine and it works perfectly.
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Helpful Votes: 2 Yes
Tech Specs:
- Material:
- 30D siliconized cordura
- Volume:
- [xxs] 130 cu in; [xs] 240 cu in; [s] 430 cu in; [m] 580 cu in; [l] 960 cu in; [xl] 1400 cu in; [xxl] 2080 cu in
- Dimensions:
- [XXS ] 4 x 10 in; [XS ] 5 x 12 in; [S ] 6.5 x 13 in; [M ] 7 x 15 in; [L ] 8.5 x 17 in; [XL ] 9.5 x 19 in; [XXL ] 10.5 x 23 in
- Weight:
- [xxs] 0.4 oz; [xs] 0.5 oz; [s] 0.6 oz; [m] 0.7 oz; [l] 1 oz; [xl] 1.2 oz; [xxl] 1.4 oz
- Recommended Use:
- backpacking, camping, expeditions
Change me.
1 Comments Last Reply: February 19, 2011 By: Shawn K.
Too bad most of the reviews downgrade the bag because Backcountry apparently screwed up the description. For anyone looking for a rolltop bag, Sea to Summit makes several different types, my favorite being the waterproof (but not submersible), eVent Compression Dry Sack.
Helpful Votes: 1 Yes