Therm-a-Rest Gear-View Dry Sack at SunnySports

Priced: $27.95 - $29.95 Rated: - 4 stars out of 5 by 5 reviews.

	$27.95 6% off Regularly: $29.95
	$27.95 - $29.95 6% off Regularly: $29.95
	$27.95 6% off Regularly: $29.95

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Therm-a-Rest Gear-View Dry Sack at SunnySports -

Therm-a-Rest Gear-View Dry Sack Features.

Therm-a-Rest Gear-View Dry Sack.
The best option for a camper, this Therm-a-Rest Gear-View Dry Sack is one of the best products to pack on an expedition. It is extremely well constructed, it is made of 150-denier polyester, it has the roll-down and lock top that Therm-a-rest does so well, and the addition of the see-through full length urethane panel makes it easy to identify your gear and grab the right stuff sack. Excellent for rugged trailblazing or very wet environments, this Therm-a-Rest Gear-View Dry Sack is waterproof to protect anything in it. It is designed to withstand hard and rough treatment that makes it very reliable. This dry sack can also be used to store blankets, sheets, pillow cases or whatever you want to store in your house, it will keep it dry and the welded seams will keep the moisture out.
This product can only be shipped to U.S. addresses.

Key Features.

Fabric:

150D polyester

Sizing:

Full-length Urethane window makes identifying gear easy

Weather and Wind:

Waterproof Stuff Sacks
Protect Mattresses with fully welded seams

Manufactured:

Made in USA

Features:

Roll-top Closure
Perfect for Rugged Trailblazing
Extra-Tough

OutdoorPlay.com

Therm-a-Rest Gear-View Dry Stuff Sack - The Gear View Stuff Sack is perfect for rugged trailblazing or extremely wet environments. The Gear View is extremely tough, waterproof stuff sack with fully welded seams, roll-top closures and 150D polyester. The Gear View has a full-length urethane window makes identifying gear easy. If you like to be in the outdoors and want to keep your valuables dry, don't go anywhere without the Therm-A-Rest Gear View Stuff Sack.

Campmor

Durable, see-through protection for mattresses, sleep systems and more. Perfect for rugged trailblazing or extremely wet environments, these extra-tough, waterproof stuff sacks protect mattresses with fully welded seams, roll-top closures and 150D polyester. A full-length urethane window makes identifying gear easy.

Regular Specs.

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Specifications

Dimensions:	7.4 in. x 30.5 in.
Volume:	18L
Weight:	7 oz.

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Positive Reviews:

Great product

Great product to use with any old-fashioned thermarest self-inflating sleeping pads. Big enough for the 2" thick ones. Great for use for sea kayaking or Colorado River trips. Does not seal as well as other dry stuff sacks. Will keep contents dry when splashed but will not take a dunking. The closure does not allow total waterproofness. Other than that, great product to protect and carry self-inflating sleeping pads or other "long" items such as tent poles, tarps, etc.

Scout Dad at Campmor on 06/06/2012

Not just for mattresses.

I use this as an oversack for my tent bag when I strap it to the back rack of my bike when touring. Keeps the straps from wearing through the thin sack it came with. Perfect find.

Sticks-N-Stones at Campmor on 08/08/2013

I have 4 different types of dry bags and stuff sacks. This is by far my favroite one of them all. I would recommend this stuff sack to anyone looking for a great product.

Jeff M at OutdoorPlay.com on 02/16/2011

Excellent product

Excellent. used it on a white-water canoeing trip. packs well, keeps things dry, lightweight and strong.

New York outdoorsperson at Campmor on 07/07/2012

Neutral Reviews:

Good bag for the right use

I bought this to protect my ThermaRest basecamp pad (size XL). It works but I'd prefer that the dry bag be a bit deeper so it's easier to roll the top. This is a fairly minor inconvenience and overall I'm happy with the product.

Jay at Campmor on 11/11/2011