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Mesh Stuff Sack

$12.95
Separate and easily identify your gear on-the-go with minimal added weight + View tech specs
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BEST USE: Pack Organization

DIMENSIONS: 4.5 x 4.5 x 8.1 in | 11.5 x 11.5 x 20.6 cm

WEIGHT: 0.8 oz | 22 g

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The Mesh Stuff Sack is ideal for a plethora of uses. From transporting wet gear without trapping odors and storing sleeping bags to air drying gear at camp, they're the perfect solution with great color coding in ...

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Mesh Stuff Sack
Mesh Stuff Sack
$12.95
Description || Mesh Stuff Sack

Description

The Mesh Stuff Sack is ideal for a plethora of uses. From transporting wet gear without trapping odors and storing sleeping bags to air drying gear at camp, they're the perfect solution with great color coding in a ultra-lightweight and strong 75D multi-filament Nylon mesh and with a 30D Ultra-Sil drawcord sleeve for smooth operation.

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75D Nylon Mesh

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Frequently Asked questions

What's the best use for this stuff sack?

This stuff sack is best for internal packing organization. It offers visibility for quick access and breathability to avoid trapped odors.

Is the stuff sack durable?

Yes. Using the same hardwearing construction as all our stuff sacks, this bag is ideal for storing sleeping bags or transporting wet gear.

How packable is this stuff sack?

This bag takes up minimal space while offering maximal performance. Whether it's used for storage, organization, or protection, it more than makes up for any extra weight in usefulness.

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