Loksak Opsak

The large bags fit perfectly in the large Ursak bear bag, which is super convenient. After using the smaller bags for non-camping purposes for about 2 months and the large bags for 9 days of backcountry backpacking, I can say that while they do the trick, they aren't very durable. DO NOT OVERPACK TH...

They do what they're supposed to. They fit a standard Ursack perfectly, and given that I've seen squirrels and rodents walk right by my food bag without interest, I can only assume they contain odors really well. But these things are kind of awful, as the seals fail really quickly if the bag is very...

I used these for all my trips to store my food in. I have one for unpackaged/unused food/smelly stuff like toothpaste & lotion) and one for after I eat and out the wrappers/ packaging in.

They generally only last me about 2-3 trips as the seal generally fails on them. For the price they should last...

The bags themselves were sturdy, but after a couple days on the trail the zippers on one, and then the other broke. We weren't overly gentle to be fair, but also not that rough. For backpacking we thought they would hold up a bit better. I didn't do research on it, but I have a feeling things aren't...

These are OK, but for the price I would like the closure to last longer. Just about everyone I've met on the AT has had a similar problem with these. They should switch to a slide lock and find a way to make it more durable.

I use these with an Ursack to protect my food stash. I haven't had my food bag raided yet despite hiking through parts of this country with a lot of black bears, marmots, and other hungry critters. A mini-bear even chewed through my hiking buddy's drink tube but left my food alone (although that foo...

I bought these bags to store food and trash in for an 8 day hike in Washington state. In reading reviews I saw that the seals failing were a common problem and so I was extra careful in opening and closing the bags to prevent that from happening but by day 3 the seals for one of the bags had already...

These are great but I find them to be a bit pricey for the actual times you can reuse them. If you are very careful, they hold up but they get creases and dents in the plastic which is pretty thick and sturdy. They seal and reseal well if you're very careful opening them. Eventually, the top will te...

Used these for a month on the AT last spring. Never had a mouse chew my food or a bear go for it. Doesn't prove anything but that is my experience. I was careful with the ziploc and the bag and believe they are still odor proof after use. If you want they to stay odor free must be very careful where...

One of the two bags survived three days on the trail so I gave it two stars instead of one, but the other barely survived unpackaging. As with other reviewers, the seal split entirely from the bag as soon as I tried putting food in it. So (1) I ended up packing regular ziplocs because who knew when ...