Gear Review
Outdoor Research UltraLight Compression Sack
Great Compression
By Shane O'Donnell
Ranked #21 - Sleeping Bags
October 27, 2009
I definitely would recommend this to anyone looking for a compression sack. I grabbed a 15L one, and was a bit skeptical that my -20 Hybrid bag from MEC would fit, but somehow, this sack just kept swallowing it up. It got a bit tight near the end, making it a little difficult to stuff in, but she fits, and compresses down pretty small. I had problems with the MEC suppled sack as it wouldn't fit in any but my biggest packs, so this is great, taking it down to a size that will easily store in my Osprey 33L, or my BD 30L. There is a small pocket on the inside of the top portion, which I find no use for other than stowing the sack into, but some people might find it handy. The material is pretty light weight, and while I trust it to hold my bag while in my pack, I wouldn't want to hike with it outside my pack, since I feel light material punctures and rips way easier than some companies advertise. Pretty water resistant, but not waterproof.
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Tech Specs:
- Material:
- Silnylon
- Volume:
- [8] 488cu in (8L); [12] 732cu in (12L); [15] 915cu in (15L); [25] 1526cu in (25L); [35] 2136cu in (35L)
- Dimensions:
- [8] 18 x 6in (45 x 15cm); [12] 19.25 x 7in (49 x 18cm); [15] 24.5 x 8in (55 x 20cm); [25] 23.75 x 9in (60 x 23cm); [35] 25.5 x 11in (65 x 28cm)
- Weight:
- [8] 3.7oz (103g); [12] 3.9oz (111g); [15] 4.5oz (126g); [25] 5.1oz (143g); [35] 5.7oz (160g)
- Recommended Use:
- Backpacking, camping, climbing
- Manufacturer Warranty:
- Lifetime
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