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Outdoor Research Ultralight Dry Sack -
The Ultralight Dry Sack by Outdoor Research. These ultralight stuff sacks can be used to organize your gear on any adventure. The fully seam taped silnyl fabric keeps the weight down and helps shed wet weather to protect your gear. A durable buckle secures the roll-top closure.
Fabric:
- 40D polyester is durable, ultralight, and highly packable
- Constructed with ultralight, waterproof 40-denier polyester fabric with a polyurethane coating; fabric is PVC free
Weather and Wind:
- Fully seam taped waterproof roll-top closure with lightweight TPU-coated webbing
- Pack electronic equipment with extra care (double bagged or in special waterproof hard cases) to prevent water damage as some moisture can enter the bag
- Contact with abrasive or sharp objects can compromise integrity and waterproofness of dry bags
Features:
- Single D-ring provides a secure attachment point
- Roll-top closure must be closed correctly (rolled 3 times and buckled) to keep contents dry
- Durable buckle on the closure is quick and reliable
- Dry Bags are not intended to be submerged for extended periods of time.
- Ultra light
Backcountry.com
Thanks to the lightweight polyester material and a wide range of sizes, the Outdoor Research Ultralight Dry Sack is ideal for backpacking in rain-soaked climates. The smooth profile easily inserts into a backpack while the fully taped seams and polyurethane coating ensure you'll have a dry pair of clothes to change into when you arrive at camp.
REI
Next time you get caught on the trail in a downpour, you'll be happy you have this Outdoor Research UltraLight dry sack to protect your clothes and valuables.
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SummitHut.com
Head out into uncertain weather with confidence; a waterproof roll-top closure matched with fully taped seams ensure this transparent, ultralight dry sack shrugs off rough weather without weighing you down.
Average Price History:
| Activity: | Backpacking |
|---|---|
| Backpack Straps: | no |
| Closure: | Backpacking |
| Compression straps: | 10 liters |
| Dimension/ Rolled: | 23 x 13" / 58 x 33 cm |
| Dimensions (Rolled): | 5L - 11 5/8 x 6 inches |
| Fabric: | 100% polyester, 40D, polyurethane coating |
| Gear capacity (L): | Backpacking |
| Gear capacity (cu. in.): | Backpacking |
| Material: | polyester, 40D, polyurethane coating |
| Recommended Use: | wet weather backpacking, river rafting |
| Volume: | 1 L, 2.5 L, 3 L, 5 L, 10 L, 15 L, 20 L, 35 L, 55 L |
| Warranty: | lifetime |
| Waterproof: | 15 liters |
| Weight: | (1L) .8 oz, (2.5L) .9 oz, (3L) 1 oz, (5L) 1.2 oz, (10L) 1.4 oz, (15L) 1.6 oz, (20L) 1.8 oz, (35L) 2.4 oz, (55L) 2.9 oz |
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Outdoor Research Ultralight Dry Sack Reviews:
Reviews:
Water tight, and lightweight
This bag is phenomenal! The sack is really a great size. I can get a ton of clothes, and even my tent when rolled tight in here. I swear by these OR dry sacks. River crossings, rain, a fall into a creek (it happened to me) it doesn't matter these sacks keep your stuff dry. Before I bear bag my food I like to put it all in one of these just as another barrier to keep the smells in. Even though these are lightweight they are still very durable. I wouldn't drag it behind you while on the trail but it will stand up to a good amount of abuse, and if it does malfunction or tear in any way OR stands behind their stuff for life. Cant go wrong with any size!
Keeps gear dry, doesn't weigh you down
Great as a pack liner at all times and for cooking gear storage at camp. Thin material is lightweight but strong enough to last, just don't pack sharp objects or expect this to replace a backpack. 55L size is HUGE! Plus side to getting the 55L is that you don't need multiple sizes for the various gear you might want dry, the material is light enough that a couple of extra rolls to the top before clipping shut is easy and folding over any leftover excess material is still adding very little weight to your pack. I keep one for sleeping gear at the bottom of the pack, one for clothes in the top portion, and one for quick storage and access of cooking gear and light food while at camp.
Light weight protection for your gear
I use this dry bag inside my day pack or overnight back to protect the gear I need to keep dry, especially if there is threat of weather. It has been very helpful in keeping my down jacket, extra layers, camera, iphone, etc dry during spring and summer flash storms that dump a lot of rain and precipitation in a short period of time. I also use this dry bag to help organize and reduce the size of the contents of my pack. With its minimal weight, why wouldn't you want the assurance of waterproofing, and the added organization to your pack?
A Must
What can I say, there are a million uses for these. My sleeping bag, pillow and mat sit at the bottom of my pack and this keeps them dry on damp ground. The 10L is big enough to fit an ultralight sleeping bag and pillow. I also use one to pack several days of warm weather clothes with no problem. The bags are really durable and can withstand a lot more than the OR Ditty Bags. Would recommend!
Great for keeping Hiking Gear Dry
These really are Ultralight and do a great job of keeping various gear dry and sorted according to use. I use one for my sleeping bag, another for clothes and a another for food. The clothes dry sack doubles as my pillow at night. The variety of sizes available makes it easy to find the right dry bag for your needs. And these are reasonably tough given their Ultralight weight. A must for hiking.
Tougher than they appear
Indeed light and with that handy roll-top enclosure that's just as good for compression. This material is ultra thin and is surprisingly tough. Gotta love it. Ensures that my sleeping bag is dry no matter where I set (or accidentally drop) my pack. Bought another for my clothes because it beats a rain pack cover, especially when that only keeps the side facing out from your body dry.
Keeps your things dry!
It does it's job of keeping your belongings dry. I will order more of these in a variety of sizes. I was surprised how tough they are, since usually you sacrifice durability for the lightweight, but not the case here! I would watch how much you abuse it, but it can take a bit. Not a drop of water gets inside!
It is an Ultralight Dry Sack from a reputable company; what more can you say. Met all my expectatio
I own several other Dry Sacks from other major brands, just different sizes. They are all very close to the same in design and build quality. So, buy on the size you need at who has the best price going.
better than anything els that i have used
this thing rocks. it did an amazing job really light weight and still really tough it was every thing that i could ask for and then more. would buy it agion in a heart beat
Easy to use. Keeps everything dry.
I purchased the 10L and 55L. 10 for my sleeping bag. 55 for the inside of my backpack. Dry as a bone. A must for serious hikers/campers.
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