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Kelty Compression Stuff Sack

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The Kelty Compression Stuff Sack allows you to free up space in your pack by reducing the packed size of your sleeping bag. Integrated compression straps cinch down to tight to reduce the volume of your bag.

Description

Accounting for the wide variety of sleeping bags, the Kelty Compression Stuff Sack comes in four different sizes which also vary by color. The S size (Curry) compresses sleeping bags from 6" x 12" down to 6" x 9". The M size (Rhubarb) compresses sleeping bags from 8" x 15" down to 8" x 10". The L size (Juniper) compresses sleeping bags from 10" x 18" down to 10" x 10". The XL size (Deep Blue) compresses sleeping bags from 11" x 22" down to 11" x 10".

Four vertical compression straps
Quick-release buckles
Can be buckled to the outside of a pack
Hidden storage pocket
Self-stuffs into storage pocket

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09/15/18

Mediocre

Likes

Does an okay job of compressing stuff. Compresses the Kelty Cosmic 20 more than the stock bag it came with.

Dislikes

Poor design: the lid does not wrap/compress down on the body, leading to uneven compression and material poking out in odd places. Construction also feels cheap. Get a proper compression bag like the Sea to Summit eVent instead.

Shawn F.

09/11/10