This is a super great compression sack, that will get your down feather sleeping bag to the size of a grapefruit. It was a great decision buying this with my western mountaine…
- Christopher, 01/07/13
Tennessee

When I saw the compressiong sack I thought "Such a garbage bag!"...but it's the best compression sack I've ever had! I use a Small size for keep my Down Jacket during my trave…
- Luis, 10/31/10
State College, PA

The XS is the perfect size for my BA Yampa 45 down bag (L). It really compresses it down. The sack is easy to use, and seems well made. Additionally, it kept my down bag dry d…
- John, 10/24/11

I purchased an XL to do one thing and one thing only: get my Dark Star -20 bag into my Bora 80 with plenty of room to spare. I went back and forth between the Large and the XL…
- Travis, 03/05/13
Portland

I have used this sack to compress my Marmot Axiom mummy bag and it has worked great. The medium fit my regular sized sleepign bag perfectly and was able to compact it down qui…
- Connor, 09/07/10

About to thru hike the AT and this is a MUST have. Put all my cloths I plan to carry with me in this and it squashed it down to the size of mini-popcorn bag (2 socks, long und…
- Keyes, 08/04/11
Clemson, SC

Super light dry sack, but still 100% waterproof. Really thin fabric, so not something you would drag after you down a canyon, but great for keeping things waterproof inside a…
- Lars, 12/03/12
Minneapolis

if you backpack or canoe and everything in between, you can and will find these useful...i use mine primarily for backpacking in which i have a food bag, clothes bag, hygiene…
- Chris, 12/17/09
Appalacian Area

My boyfriend and I used this while backpacking in the Smoky Mountains to wash our dishes and even our clothes. It held water really well and did not tip over ever. I found th…
- Lauren, 12/06/10
Clinton Township

This product stands on its own and doesn't spill when leaned. The handles are definitely sturdy enough to carry the water pretty long distances if staying away from your water…
- KERRA, 08/04/10
Alabama

These Bowls are AMAZING!!! Who doesn't something than takes up hardly any space? They are tough sturdy. The best part is you can put hot things in them without worrying of…
- Shaun, 01/29/10
Salt Lake City, Utah

The bowl is compact and easy to clean. The collapsible feature is nice as it allows one to slide it into a thin pocket on one's pack. The volume is adequate as it holds about…
- Mark, 02/13/13

These plates are great for what they are, but not very useful for backpacking these days. They fold up very small, but it is hard to justify the weight for something that I ca…
- Linda, 12/24/10
Charlottesville, Va

This piece of gear is a bit bulky. When collapsed it is still a sizable disc. But in use, it does the work of three items. It can hold hearty soups, steaks, etc, and be used t…
- Matthew, 10/19/11
New Jersey

No more burned knuckles getting the last of the Ramen from the jet boil. Weighs nothing. With the small biner supplied, you can attach it to the outside of your pack and look…
- CLARENCE E, 04/16/10
RALEIGH

After years of getting my hands covered in water dehydrated foods I was eating out of my JetBoil, I finally bought one of these and hit myself for not buying one sooner. Aweso…
- Hayden, 02/20/13

Loved how they clip together. Very handy. Recommend!…
- David, 04/18/13
Monroe Michigan

I've used lots of different types of back-country utensils and would give these a 4/5. I use these for camping/ car camping but I leave them at home when I go backpacking, the…
- Brett, 11/12/10

An excellent mesh bag. The seems are sturdy, the mesh-fabric is super-strong, and you can see through it. Not very waterproof though, so don't go scuba-diving with your elec…
- Lars, 11/22/12
Minneapolis

Very high quality item. I'm using these on the domestic front to control out of season linens with some aeration. My daughter used one to corral her meangerie of stuffed anima…
- MEREDITH, 12/17/10
MAPLEWOOD

This cup will take up a bit of space in your pack, but it is worth it. Just don't lose the sipping lid. Keeps drinks warm for a while and is indispensable for cooler months. I…
- Matthew, 10/19/11
New Jersey

So, I was trying to find a good insulated mug for a long time and then I saw this product. When I got it, I was pleased to see that the mug's base was super wide therefore pr…
- Laszlo, 11/14/10

I have two of these bags that I use for food/bear bags. I've used them for two seasons of trail work and they've done everything I've asked them to so far. I've DEFINITELY ove…
- Nate, 04/19/13
Missoula, MT

Purchased a few of these for hanging our food and other scented items on bear poles while in the back country. Works great, each backpacker has their own which makes organizat…
- Matthew, 05/06/12
Charlotte, NC

Plate works well on camping trips. Its light and has high walls for liquidy foods. Does what it is supposed to do. A bit large in the pack, so not great if you have limited…
- Jonson, 02/11/10
Fairfax

Well it's Australian designed so you know it's going to be good. We trusted $1000+ worth of camera gear in one of these when we capsized our canoe. Came up without a drop. Has…
- Scott, 12/27/10

I used Sea to Summit Lightweight Dry Sacks when I hiked everyday for three months and these were great. They held up really well. I used them in my pack. They compress easil…
- Crystal, 12/04/12
Goshen, IN

THis bowl is light and easy to store in your pack and you can fit smaller items inside of it. It's easy to clean and works like it's suppose to!…
- John, 03/28/13
United States

i love the thumbloop/handle. it's big enough that you can loop the bowl through a carabiner and attach it to the outside of your pack. and it lets you hold a hot cup of chowda…
- michael, 06/23/11
Los Angeles

I get so excited about original little products like this that are: 1) amazingly lightweight 2) save incredible amounts of space 3) make camp life easier. Minor gripe: W…
- Lacey, 02/26/11

I bought this bucket primarily to use when filtering water but used it for dishes on a recent trip. The diameter of the bucket (8.5") is a bit small for our largest pot. The b…
- Eric, 10/27/09
South Carolina

I sweat a lot when I sleep no matter the weather. After a few uses this seems to do as it says. I'm deciding if I'm going to use this by itself when it is warmer or not. Wish…
- Michael, 02/28/09
Plain View

This is lightweight, perfect for a comfortable, very soft cover on a warm outing. It's also very cozy just throwing inside your bag. At first I was apprehensive of carrying…
- Matthew, 11/04/11
Indiana

This thing is great! I can select the best view, hang this bathroom buddy from a branch or the handle of my shovel and any worry of my butt wipe getting damp with dew or even…
- Galen, 01/02/11
South GA

awsome idea!!!dksn;skfjdskljfdlskjflkdsjfklsdajf knvjkfnblkfdjmbdl.…
- aRI, 01/30/10

This sheet is comfortable. It is added weight to your pack but not much. I would recommend getting this sheet for your bag if you 1. get cold easily 2. don't like the feel…
- Garrett, 01/25/10
Atlanta

This liner is very light and soft. It keeps you from sticking to your sleeping bag and one of the best features is that after each sweaty trip you can wash this and your sleep…
- David, 12/06/10
Harrah, OK

Really nice that you didn't have to put it in a bag and just pulled the drawstring. Really loved the cloth side. The best camping pillow I've used.…
- Danielle, 07/16/09
Syracuse