When my Nimbus Meridian's zipper failed, Granite Gear replaced it with a new Nimbus Trace (and they sized the hip and shoulder belts correctly. Amazing.) I'm incredibly please…
- Will, 07/08/12
San Francisco, CA

It fits great, allows for maneuvering around boulders and trees, and ventilates well. I really like the new storage pockets on the outside. I tend to use the long skinny on…
- ELI, 05/27/12
Red Wing, MN

The suspension design is brilliant. It has pivoting shoulder straps that can be adjusted to match the torso size and width of the shoulders. The frame itself can take 50 po…
- Yevgeniy, 02/27/13
New York, New York

I use this pack pretty often and have had it for five years! Never had a problem other than the zipper broke one time. I sent it back to the company who fixed it for free and…
- MaKenzie, 12/19/12
Arcata, CA

I broke this pack in at the Gila Wilderness. I wore it up to 10 hours per day with no discomfort at all. Actual weight of my pack is 2lb 13oz (Reg torso mid belt). Nice suspen…
- Keith, 10/30/11

The description written for this is actually the description for the "granite gear eVent Sil Compression Dry sack." this one is not made of eVent, it does not replace the comp…
- greg, 03/17/12
ROCHESTER! NY

I bought this compressor for a backpacking trip. It's pretty durable! Just note that that the colour may be a little off, I ordered the tigerlily 11L block and it's a darker…
- Mila, 05/06/13

I'm generally a fan of Granite Gear; I use their packs exclusively and have had good experiences with the regular non-eVent version of these bags. The eVent style, however, ha…
- Will, 07/09/12
San Francisco, CA

The transparent fabric is wonderful for seeing where stuff is inside. They are light - unbelievable fabric. I haven't gotten really drenched in rain while packs in one of thes…
- Ferrell, 12/17/11
Roswell

Just bought it and used it for the first time this week. You can fit a couple of light weight jackets in the 3 L size. Like another reviewer said, I like that the fabric for…
- David, 04/28/13
Los Angeles

I've switched all of my stuff sacks to the air bags. These things are super light and strong. They are a little slick too, which helps when I am trying to slide them in or o…
- Jeremy, 01/26/12
Los Angeles

but afraid I just could not get there… the way the frame stays are shaped causes the space in the bag to be sort of tough to use. I have 2 other GG packs that are awesome, s…
- DAN, 07/27/12
ANTIOCH

Just got this pack about 2 weeks ago and i love it. Im an eagle scout and i dont buy any cheap gear and this is the best pack ive owned. I was looking for a pack i could do a…
- Tiffany, 08/31/10
Flatwoods

I have had many dry sacks this is not the best by any means it doesn't keep things completely dry and the rope straps are hard to use and to say the least they don't really wo…
- Benton, 08/08/11

This does exactly what it says - compresses and keeps your stuff dry. I use it for my sleeping bag and down vest. It compresses more than the original bag, weighs less, and ad…
- Brendan, 01/11/13

Cosmo loves it. The day we got it we loaded him up with a few pounds and did a quick 2 miles. He didn't mind the pack at all. It holds a lot too. If your dog is up to the…
- Michael, 08/05/11
Waretown, NJ

My pups was super stylish and adventurous wearing her new backpack! It fits much more securely than some other brands we have tried, no shifting from side to side during our…
- Elizabeth, 10/16/11
Indianapolis

I love sil-nylon. This tarp would make a great shelter for me, but I usually hike with a lady, so it has to suffice as a front porch for our 20-room tent. This thing keeps ge…
- RYAN, 09/21/10
New Hampshire

Picked this up Last year and have used it more than a 1/2 dozen times. It is lightweight and held up well to less than tender hands and environments. The design makes for a ni…
- jason, 03/13/12

don't have control over dog. Too stretchy.…
- Ashlie, 10/06/07
PONTIAC

Bought this for my newest siberian husky pup, since she likes to rip my arm out of socket most of the time when walking. Works like a charm, except for times when you need a…
- JOSHUA, 03/27/06
GRANVILLE

When every ounce matters on a backpacking trip, these are the stuff sacks to get. They are paper thin/lightweight, but durable as they come. I used these on a 10-day backpac…
- CONSTANCE, 11/28/11
BLOOMINGTON

I bought my first compression sack last summer for my sleeping bag, its a Granite Gear with the webbing buckles. I like the new Granite Gear disign even better, I'm glad my l…
- Benjamin, 07/12/11
Columbus, Ohio

When ordering this item, I also ordered Bibler replacement Tent Stakes, Moosejaw item 65371. This item is described as Tough 24 cm 9 in tent stakes by Bibler. Made from aircra…
- JOHN, 11/23/07
ALEXANDRIA

I am going to get more, but you should get some too. Great little bags.…
- GERALD, 03/30/08
GROSSE POINTE FARMS

I needed to compress my down sleeping bag AND keep it dry. This is amazing. My huge down bag compresses to the size of a volley ball. But I flatten it a little to fit in my…
- J, 09/08/12
Kansas

Very strong and durable. The compression straps won't twist, bind, or fray and neither will the material. Available in plenty of sizes to fit any kind of gear you need. A s…
- Eric, 03/08/12
United States

I love these sacks for extra clothing and things, so much easier to use than a standard stuff sack. You don't have to pull everything out to find what you are looking for. Ver…
- James, 10/02/11
Kirkland

Just picked up a few more of these wonderful bags. Fantastic for organizing and storing gear. Can shove in your pack for easy grabbing of related items. The zippered top mak…
- WAYNE, 03/25/08
MESA

My wife and I were looking for a bowl we could take with us on our geocaching/hiking trips we usually take w/ out dog. The problem is, we didn't want to lug around some huge m…
- Travis, 05/18/08
Royal Oak

We like this bowl because it folds up and we cna just pack it with us for our dog walks to give Mia a water break.…
- Paul, 12/02/11
Macomb, Michigan

A very versatile stuff sack. I use the small one(yellow and red) to hold my bivy one one side, and my sleeping back on the other. This cuts down on my total number of stuff sa…
- Christopher, 06/12/10

I ordered the smallest size, 2L, which ended up being perfect for what I needed, but is really small- so keep that in mind. The material is great, durable and light. You can r…
- KIMBERLY, 02/15/13

This product is made from siliconized nylon, and not a clear material as shown in the picture. I dislike siliconized nylon because it tears very easily. Also, the zipper is se…
- Matthew, 08/20/09
Vermont

I work as a trip guide for kids in Alaska, and every week I need to haul around their medical forms. I definitely could have lived without it, but now that I have it I absolu…
- Andrea, 08/07/11
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