REDCAMP Nylon Compression Stuff Sack - Lightweight Sleeping Bag Compression Bag in 10L, 17L, 27L, and 40L Sizes

2togoNebraska: I am very happy with this bag. I like how there are 4 straps to evenly compress this down. I used it for a pillow & it worked great!

United States on Oct 04, 2023

c.williams: Love it :) worked well to compact my feather downed sleeping bag.

United States on Oct 04, 2023

Chet: The stuff sack appears to be acceptable for stuffing my tent equipment as advertised. It comes with a stretch cover for the top to make it more water-tight. My bag came with one of the quick side release clips for the top cover broken, likely due to shipping/handling not a fault of the manufacturer. So....for $5 I bought some replacement clips on amazon and all is well. My expectations for this bag were met.

United States on Sep 11, 2023

JPHJPH: This compression bag is a nice yellow color and worked well. However it was a tad smaller than I was hoping for. Nothing wrong with the bag. The tie downs worked well and cinched a coleman sleeping bag down tight. However for me, the bag needed to be a little bigger as this size was pushing the limit of trying to fit the sleeping bag in it.

United States on Sep 08, 2023

Milton: It would need to be stronger to be able to compact properly.

Canada on Sep 05, 2023

lcm: A primera vista se ve bien pero siento que el sierre es de menos calidad y la tela se ve muy delgada y de menor calidad

Mexico on Sep 04, 2023

JJ: I bought this sack for my USGI Intermediate Cold Weather Sleeping Bag made by Tennier. It's the older, bulkier style with the cotton (?) shell, not the newer (Improved)MSS bags with the ripstop nylon shell.

The sleeping bag fills this sack with enough air/looseness for compression. It compresses from 27" down to about 17".

The ripstop nylon doesn't scream heavy duty and bulletproof, but it seems adequate enough. Only time will tell if the fabric, stitches, seams, and straps will hold up to the constant tugging and pulling.

Generally, failures on compression sacks are with fabric seams, stitches, stitch threads, and especially the tearing of the ripstop nylon fabric where the ends of the compression straps are stitched on. The last being the MAJOR stress point.

To avoid premature---but inevitable---tearing at those MAJOR stress points, DON'T YANK the straps to compress BEFORE compression. First, squeeze the sack to compress, then pull the straps to cinch up the slack that was created from the compression. When you tug on the strap before compression, in that instance, you're magnifying, concentrating, and localizing the shearing force/load on that MAJOR...

United States on Jul 16, 2023

Liliana: Este saco es mucho más económico que otros que he visto en tiendas, y la verdad cumple con su función.

Mexico on Mar 31, 2023

Juan Pablo: Tengo un sleeping bag Coleman Palmetto para adulto y pues no sé si no leí bien las tallas y cómo en realidad es algo grande a comparación de otros y ocupa demasiado espacio dentro de la mochila, pues quería reducir espacio pero creo que el indicado sería un M

Mexico on Feb 23, 2023

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

Mexico on Feb 01, 2023