Sea to Summit Mesh Stuff Sack - Set Of 3

These are sea2summit bags which are way heavy-duty You're gonna pay more money for these but these are gonna way outlast these other two bags. They're...

So today we're reviewing the sea2summit ultra mesh stuff sack that's actually a range. They've got various sizes and the one we're going to be looking...

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Mesh is NOT durable and limits its usefulness. The 2nd time I tried to "stuff" my backpacking float tube into the 9L S2S mesh "stuff" sack recommended by the tube mfg, the top ripped off within the mesh. It's in my REI "return pile" from a recent trip.

The extra small (4.0L) works great to hold my cook kit. The mesh works great to allow any moisture to evaporate and to identify the contents very easily. It was a bit to tall, so I just tied the bottom of the sack in a knot and it cinches everything tightly together. Overall quality seems to be high...

If you're looking for a way to contain non-sharp items without gaining any weight, then this is the mesh bag you want. Appears to be the same screening material used in many ultralight weight tents, reinforced seams and a SilNylon drawstring collar...this is a well made ultralight weight mesh bag. i...

The only pictures accompanying this 3-set of stuff sacks are ones large enough to hold sleeping bags. Because of this I did not think to check sizing / L amount which is on me. However, it is frustrating that this item is ONLY XXS, XS, and S; it is not as if you can choose the sizes you want in a dr...

I bought one of these sacks to hold my cookware and a 230g fuel canister. I wanted a way to keep everything together without adding too much weight. Everything except the fuel canister (and a titanium spork) fits inside my cookset: with this sack, I can keep it all together without feeling like I've...

If these aren't the lightest bags out there then they have to be close to it. Many uses..replace all your items that come with a heavier bag, make your own kits of gear and keep it together, stuff your spare clothes and use as a pillow at night, so so much. Bit expensive but well worth it.

Great for organizing items (especially items that do not requiring any sealing that a plastic, sealing baggie would do). Used as a stuff sack for a pillow. And if you don't mind a bag over your head (the larger ones) would make for a great mosquito netting! So many uses!!