REDCAMP Nylon Compression Stuff Sack, 10L/17L/27L/40L Lightweight Sleeping Bag Compression Sack Great for Backpacking, Hiking and Camping,Blue/Yellow/Army Green/Black

Love this stuff sack. Makes contents easy to pack, carry and protect. Great for camping and tough design that we have tested to its max. Light weight and durable which helps keep sleeping bags, clothes, and just about anything you need to pack up in a hurry safe. The attached straps and buckles have been put to the test with kids and adults in chaos and have proven their quality time and time again. After owning one, you quickly realize that one just isn't enough - so purchase two to start. Love the different sizes, so try a few.

This is a really good quality compression sack for the price. I've got an adult Kelty Cantina 30 which has 2lbs 10oz of bedding. I bought a medium and it fit perfectly. Anything sleeping bag over 3lbs of bedding would probably be too much for the medium bag though. Really like that the bag has buckles, all the stitching is strong. If anything breaks or tears over use I'll update. The duffle bag it is in is a Osprey Transporter 40. It's a 40L bag and it takes up a decent bit of room in the bag.

The XL fits a full size sleeping bag but barely the straps and everything are great except I wish there were four buckles so that cap thing could be removed and stored in the bag for when you're just shoving a couple of things in. I bought two of them, one for miscellaneous. I'm going to buy another one for laundry. the price is great. The quality is essential to have nylon instead of that other stuff cuz nylon is five times stronger. The buckles I think will last, even though they're pretty small medium duty. I think I suspect the way they break is if you try to force them and the tine might snap off. The straps themselves are not nylon however and another review mentioned that they disintegrative lift exposed to oxygen so that's over 2 years.

Love extra big size to easily stuff my giant puffy 0 deg XXL bag in. Great easy compression straps and solid clips. Nice little pocket too. Looks great. Pretty tough so far. Use it overlanding at colder elevations. Edit: bought another one in XL for my 10 deg bag for snow camp. So so so much easier than original sack which was near impossible to get it back into. Priceless. Worked freakin awesome. Both compress down to fit together in one big black n yellow bin sideways with tent and more gear. I do prefer the larger diameter of the XXL though. Might get another XXL one for my big comfy pillows next. LOL

Works well as compression sack. Like that two of the straps have snap buckle. Makes it easier to get the top on after loading. Have used it on several fire assignments and it has worked without any problems.

This is a really great compression sack at a really great price. I've been using stuff sacks and compression sacks for a couple of decades now, and there aren't a whole lot of areas to differentiate. This one adds a couple of useful features: The zippered top pouch and the buckles. The bag's overall construction seems reasonably solid and it is possible to get good tight compression on a lightweight sleeping bag. The fabric and seams are surprisingly waterproof—water beads right up and runs off outside of the bag, and I tried submerging a portion of the bag and the inside stayed dry. Obviously, this is not a dry bag (it's got a drawstring closure leaving a hole on top) but is still perfect for keeping the contents safe from rain. The buckles on two of the compression snaps make it a lot easier to open and close the bag. My favorite feature, however, is probably the zippered pouch on top. It's a great place to stash small things, and in my case, it turns out to be the perfect size to stuff my inflatable backpacking pillow. The main portion of the bag fits a lightweight sleeping system perfectly with room to spare. Overall, great compression sack at a great price.

Summary: Compresses bulky items well and holds up on Scout trips. Straps securely to a military-style backpack, but can be tricky for kids to repack on their own. Full Review: I use a few different sizes of the REDCAMP Nylon Compression Stuff Sacks for my daughter’s Scout camping gear, and they’ve been incredibly helpful. The larger sizes hold her winter clothes, extra blankets, and her sleeping bag without any issue. They compress bulky items down to a manageable size, which frees up a lot of room inside her main pack. The material feels sturdy, the stitching is solid, and the straps cinch down tightly without slipping. I strap the sacks directly to the outside of her military-style Scout backpack, and they stay secure the entire trip. They’ve held up to multiple camping weekends without any tearing, fraying, or loosening. The only challenge is that my daughter struggles to repack them on her own. Compression sacks can take a bit of technique, so I usually pack them for her before each trip. For kids who have trouble organizing gear, they may need some help getting everything back in. Pros: Strong fabric, tight compression, multiple useful sizes, attaches securely to backpacks Con: Can be difficult for kids to repack independently Overall, these sacks have been a reliable part of her camping setup, and I would definitely purchase them again.

Unfortunately, the bag is very poor quality. I used it only twice and it already tore on the side with normal use

La tela es un poco delgada pero el sleeping bag es muy grande y cupo perfecto y muy fácil de guardarla.

La grandeur est bonne, mais il est arrivé tâché.

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Really good quality, im really happy with the product.

Perfect for my heavy sleeping bag. The large fits one half of my queen size sleeping bag. It's nice to be able to only take one half of it while camping by myself