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Nathan
Reviewed in the United States on March 25, 2025
This stuff sack is perfect for replacing I lost stuff sack that I used with my sleeping bag. I got the 13 l bag, and it's a little bigger than the fact that originally came with my sleeping bag. The sin straps will still allow it to cinch down to a smaller size, but the larger size means if I choose I can also fit a pillow inside the stuff sack.I'm no expert on fabric. This fabric doesn't seem like the absolute high grade nylon I see on some of the most expensive sacks, but it seems to be of good quality and durable
MomoDodo
Reviewed in the United States on March 24, 2025
I ordered a Medium/20 L compression sack for my backpacking sleeping bag. I have a Women's Kelty Down Cosmic 20 and it isn't as compressed as I would like it to be for my backpack in the manufacturer's bag. This compression sack works great for it. While in the manufacturer's bag, my sleeping bag measures roughly 13.5" x 9". This compression sack compresses it to approximately 12" x 8", which gives me a bit more space in my backpack. That is the maximum compressed size. It tightens securely, the clips don't slip with jostling, has a zippered pocket on one end, and a handle on the opposite end. The sack is 22" long x 8" wide prior to compression and weighs 0.274 lbs./4.35 oz. It appears to be well made, and if for any reason I have problems with it during use, I'll come back and update this review. I am happy with it and I would recommend it.
akim
Reviewed in the United States on March 24, 2025
This does the job. Works on sleeping bags, air mattresses and camping blankets. It'll compress them and secure them. The material is a bit thin so I'm not sure on the longevity and quality. Some of the seams and buckles seam flimsy.
hawkeye
Reviewed in the United States on April 7, 2025
The medium size is perfect for a compressible queen comforter or a double sleeping bag. Just as expected. Although the straps don't have any extra security bands or clamps, they hold tension really well. Very lightweight, and the color is exactly as pictured.
Hoosier
Reviewed in the United States on April 17, 2025
This sleeping bag compression bag works well for compact storage. I had a large sleeping bag that was always taking up a lot of space. I really like the sleeping bag but wished it could be stored and moved more easily. This bag did just that - it is a great fit for my long rectangular sleeping bag with a pillow attachment. after I got it all stuffed inside, I just had to put the top part over it and pull the straps until they were snug. It now stores in about half the space it used to, and as a bonus, I can easily take it with me or put it in a trunk for a camping trip. This was such a handy find for me. Though it's intended for sleeping bags, I am pretty sure you could use it to store large blankets too.
QuackAddict
Reviewed in the United States on April 16, 2025
I have a Mountain Hardwear Yawn Patrol sleeping bag that's quite puffy and comes in a giant bag, that pale green one in the pictures. After a year of using it, I figured getting it smaller would be nice, so I tried this compression bag and the medium is the right size to get this bag down to a much smaller size. But, you can see the simple 15L stuff sack in light grey almost did the same thing, but much quicker and significantly cheaper.The compression sack is ok for what it is though, and the quality seems decent. There's plenty of stitching in the right places, from bar tacks at the straps to box stitches at the handle, which don't need it, but its nice to see from the thin thread. The straps are also thin and 1" wide and flop all around after you've done the compression. The buckles themselves are the best part of the bag, and release the thin straps easily while also holding them securely.The pocket is useless since its under tension from the compression and won't hold anything, and the huge white tag is also flapping around outside and will have to be carefully cut off. The sack itself is fine, but the product category as a whole is meh
Paul Milligan
Reviewed in the United Kingdom on April 16, 2025
Decent but didn’t last long with daily use with my sleeping bag.
Katie
Reviewed in the United States on April 13, 2025
I needed a replacement for an old Coleman sleeping bag. Stuff sacks can get expensive, so at $13 (at time of review), I consider this a good price. This sack is easy to use, and it binds up a lot tighter and smaller than the sack the sleeping bag originally came with. I don't have a lot of storage for my camping gear, so every bit helps! I ordered the medium and it's perfect for a non-down (polyester) standard size sleeping bag.
Declan
Reviewed in Canada on July 14, 2024
I ordered a sleeping bag and didn't realise it didn't come with a compression sack. It just had a drawstring bag and I thought I could get by with it but the sleeping bag was large and took up too much space when just in the bag. For that reason I ordered this compression sack.The bag I have is quite large and I made a small mistake by ordering the smallest 13L sack. I probably should have ordered the 20L but I was impressed that with a bit of pressing and shoving my large sleeping bag does fit into this small sack. It doesn't compress down much more but it does make the bag a lot smaller when carrying it around.The only complaint I have is with the straps. Keeping in mind I should have ordered a larger size putting in a large sleeping bag highlighted that the clips are a little weak and can pop open if too much pressure is applied. That’s better than having them crack but I do wish they were a little stronger and held just a little better. Something similar applies to the pull straps. When fully extended the strap almost slides out, the standard thick fold at the end of the strap isn't quite thick enough and could slip through if you don't pay attention. Now those are both small issues but something to keep in mind when using the sackMake sure you order a large enough sack for the sleeping bag you have and this is a good sack. Even if you order one that’s too small you’ll probably make it work like I did.
J
Reviewed in Canada on July 12, 2024
Doesn’t everyone sit on their suitcase before they give it that final zip-up before a flight? With one of these compression bags, you have the choice of being able to close it more easily or still having to sit on it but at least being able to cram even more stuff in there. The seller states that you can reduce the volumes of a sleeping bag placed in one of these handy bags by 40%. I'd say that's about right. For other items the compression can vary quite a bit. Obviously if you were to put rocks in it, there would be no compression at all. If you put in a winter parka made with 100% down or a down sleeping bag, you’ll do better than 40% compression. Putting your fluffiest items in there is the key to really maximizing these compression bags’ usefulness.These bags are very reasonably priced but they are well-designed, they use premium materials, and they have been manufactured with care. The nylon fabric is lightweight and quite compact yet more than strong enough to stand up to having a great deal of pressure applied to it. The straps are far stronger than what is needed but it does give a feeling of confidence that your compression bag will never fail you. The top is attached so you’ll never lose it- even I’LL never lose it! The real beauty of these bags is how easily your items will compress using the system that they have. Two bonuses I love are the carrying strap on the bottom and the compartment for a few small items on the top.If you’ve booked a ticket lately on one of those super-discount airlines, you may have paid more for your carry-on plus one regular-sized suitcase to fly than you paid for yourself to arrive at your destination! (That’s how these airlines make their money.) I love to travel, so given the same transportation budget, I’d rather visit a far-flung family member twice rather than only once. I have therefore traded in my take-everything-you-can-possibly-need strategy for a minimalist approach. Airlines will not charge you for what they call a ‘personal item’. This varies in size from airline to airline, but they are basically the size of a briefcase, a large woman’s purse, or a SMALL knapsack. That’s where this compression bag comes in really handy. Stuff all of your fluffiest items in there and you’ll really appreciate all the extra room you’ll have. If you are staying in one place for a while, use the bag uncompressed for your dirty laundry.My bag is the 13 litre size so I was concerned that it would be too small to be really useful. I was wrong, though. It’s fantastic!
Ralf Gerlach
Reviewed in Germany on November 1, 2024
gute material ! aber für meinen Schlafsack viel zu groß
Sean Peters
Reviewed in the United States on October 22, 2024
It's perfect for blankets.
O.h.
Reviewed in Germany on October 10, 2024
Schlafsack passt perfekt rein.
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