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Keep the contents of your pack in line with these heavy-duty mesh ditty bags. The sturdy dark grey mesh allows you to see the contents of the bag from the outside. A drawcord top with a cordlock closure prevents sunglasses, granola bars, and sunblock from dispersing throughout your pack. Mesh ditty bags are purchased as a set of 3: small, medium, and large.
Ditty bags are a virtual necessity for organizing all the little things in your pack: compass, knife, repair kit, avalanche beacon, sunglasses, etc.
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| Avg. weight: | 1.3 oz./37 g |
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| Dimensions: | 127/8" x 5 1/2" x 4"/33 cm x 14 cm x 10 cm |
| Set of 3 ditty bags: | 1 small, 1 medium, and 1 large |
| Volume: | 283 cu. in./4.6 L |
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 | Outdoor Research Mesh Ditty Sacks | $22.00 |
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Use this chart to find which retailer offers this product in the size, color or other options that you desire. Click on the price to purchase.
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Black | 7.00 | |
Dark Grey | 19.00 | |
Grey | 22.00 | |
ProLite Gear offers this product at $15.98, but does not provide any color/size information.
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OR makes the best ditty bags. | |
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| There is not much to say about these either. These bags are great. Super light, and very and very tough. OR has always been the leader in pouches and sacks. I have used these for years. | |
| Kirk at Moosejaw (Fall 2008) on 10/26/2007 | |
Buy it!! | |
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| These bags are perfect for keeping of all those little things organized. especially if you are out in the boonies doing field work, it makes sure you sunscreen doesn't get on your sunglasses or field notes. | |
| Emma at Moosejaw (Fall 2008) on 06/12/2006 | |
good, not bad | |
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| the drawstring design on thes bags is the best i have ever seen. they somehow dont get tangled!?!?! other than that it is a regular bag, slightly overpriced. | |
| Mike at Moosejaw (Fall 2008) on 01/10/2007 | |
I even store bags inside of the bags | |
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| These things are AWESOME!!! What more could you want? Bags with Little Holes. You can even drain Pasta in them. | |
| Michael at Moosejaw (Fall 2008) on 12/10/2006 | |
Can't wait 'til it gets warm to use these. | |
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| Boy are these going to come in handy this summer. No more soppy shorts with the dry stuff! | |
| Amy at Moosejaw (Fall 2008) on 04/25/2007 | |
nice | |
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| great to separate things in my back or duffel. | |
| Stephen at Moosejaw (Fall 2008) on 01/10/2008 | |
great fro travelling | |
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| this sack works great for toilteries when travelling! | |
| Dave at Moosejaw (Fall 2008) on 11/04/2008 | |
Well Constructed But Heavy. | |
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| These bags are extremely well constructed of a heavy duty mesh...but I mean HEAVY-duty. These things weigh a lot. If you need something for backpacking go with they OR nylon ditty bags as their light weight will better serve you. | |
| Adam at Moosejaw (Fall 2008) on 11/14/2006 | |
