Granite Gear Uberlight DrySack Item No. 10093254
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The Uberlight CTF3 DrySack by Granite Gear. We pride ourselves on continual improvement, but it is going to be tough to make a lighter sack than this without utilizing some sort of antigravity technology. Absurdly light-less than ½ the weight of a comparably sized sil nylon sacks, these roll top bags are waterproof, and have 3X the tensile strength of sil nylon. Made of a material originally used as sailcloth on World Cup sail boats, the Überlight CTF3 sacks set the bar for ultralight storage.
DECENT FEATURES of the Granite Gear Uberlight Drysack
- 70 D Nylon Ripstop for greater abrasion resistance
- Waterproof rolltop closure
- Lightweight and PVC free
- Hot-Weld taped seams
- Rolling stay helps for holding sack open while loading
- Space saving shape
The SPECS for 7 Liters
- Dimensions: 4 1/2" x 7" x 17"
- Weight: 51 grams / 1.8 ounces
- Dimensions: 5" x 7 1/4" x 20"
- Weight: 54 grams / 1.9 ounces
- Dimensions: 5 1/4" x 7 3/4" x 21"
- Weight: 58 grams / 2.0 ounces
- Dimensions: 6" x 8 3/4" x 22 1/2"
- Weight: 77 grams / 2.7 ounces
- Dimensions: 7" x 10" x 25"
- Weight: 86 grams / 3.0 ounces
- Dimensions: 8" x 11" x 27"
- Weight: 94 grams / 3.3 ounces
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"Super light, saves weight, but be careful" 03/03/12
I was amazed at how light this is! I use it for my sleeping bag and down gear when I am UL hiking. It is a bit more expensive, but also EXTREMELY light weight. The only downside is that it seems flimsy. I know that cuben fiber is supposed to be really strong and some people even use it for their shelters and sleeping bag materials. but I am just worried. If you take care of your gear you should be fine though.
"Light. Very light. Really, very, astonishingly light." 06/30/10
One of your most basic responsibilities in the backcountry is keeping your insulation dry. If you're at all concerned about weight, you won't find a better choice for an UL drysack than these. I keep my 3-season down bag in a 10L, my down parka in a 7L, and my winter down bag in an 18L -- saving an eighth of a pound each versus the compression sacks I used to use.To be sure, cuben fiber isn't the most rugged stuff out there, and these need to be handled with some care; if you're looking for a knockaround drysack for kayaking or canoeing, I'd go with a thicker material. If you take decent care of your UL backpacking gear, though, you've just found your sleeping bag's new home.
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