Outdoor Research

PackOut Ultralight 15L Stuff Sack

Great gear bag

Right out of the package, the lightweight nature of this stuff sack is immediately apparent. The material, while feeling incredibly thin, inspires confidence. It's that balance of "light as a feather" and "surprisingly robust" that Outdoor Research seems to nail. The 15L size hits a sweet spot. It's large enough to comfortably stow a few days' worth of clothing, a sleeping bag liner, or even a compact hammock setup, without being so bulky that it consumes your entire pack. In the Field: This is where the sack really shines. The lightweight fabric makes it a breeze to compress items, saving precious space in your pack. The taped seams provide a level of water resistance that's reassuring when you're dealing with condensation or unexpected drizzles. Organization is key in the wilderness, and this sack helps keep your gear compartmentalized and easily accessible. No more digging through a chaotic pack to find that one essential item. The Pillow Hack: Now, let's talk about the real game-changer: the improvised pillow. Stuffing your puffy jacket into this sack transforms it into a remarkably comfortable and supportive pillow. The 15L size provides ample volume for a decent-sized jacket, resulting in a pillow that's just the right firmness. This is a huge win for minimalist backpackers who are trying to avoid carrying dedicated pillows. The ability to repurpose gear is essential in the backcountry, and this stuff sack excels in that regard.

Great camping laundry bag

Love the versatility of this bag and it's material

As advertised! Bought a year ago, use them all the time. All the time! Very happy with their performance and durability

Perfect all around stuff sack.

Great for backpacking and camping. Keeps my stuff dry and organized

Awesome stuff sack

Holds stuff, is water-resistant, and doesn't tear.

Yes

Light weight and handy for misc items when back packing. Or even in your suit case.

No end flap

I was disappointed with the new design. There is no end flap. I would have returned them but that is too much trouble and I needed the new sacks. I got out my sewing machine and scissors, hemmed up a couple of lightweight ripstop nylon circles and modified the stuff sacks so they now have end flaps just like the old OR ultralight stuff sacks that have worn out after years of use.