Hikenture Compression Sack for Sleeping Bag, Upgrade Anti-Tear Nylon Sleeping Bag Stuff Sack, 10L/14L/20L/30L Water-Resistant Compression Bag, Storage Bag

Bought to cram my ultra light weight Kelty sleeping bag even smaller and was impressed. The bag was already small, but I was able to get it down to slightly bigger than a large cantaloupe. The straps allow you to ratchet the bag down. Very useful. I prefer to keep my bag inside my pack and now it takes up almost no room.

Overall, this appears to be a great value for the price (I paid $12.49 each). The balance between space and weight is a struggle for most backpackers. This greatly extends the use of my light pack for a measly 1.9 oz (each) extra weight.Compression: The compression was good (see pictures). The sleeping bag is Big Agnes 20 degree Zurkel UL and the tent is Copper Spur Mtn. Glow (without stakes).Wt: Compression bags weigh 2.7oz on my home scale.Durability: Appears to be good. Naturally, you should first compress (with hand, foot, bodyweight, whatever) and then tighten each side no matter what brand compression bag you are using. Also, having some compression left (my stuff could have fit a slightly smaller bag) helps with durability.

I ordered two of these (10L and 14L) to stow blankets for camping. The 14L is for my wool blanket and the 10L is for a smaller thermal blanket. The smaller blanket fit perfectly and I was able to sinch the bag all the way down. The larger one I was able to get about 2/3 of the way down. I think this is due to the wool blanket itself and it not being as light or easily compacted down.They do seem a little lightweight but for the money, this is absolutely not an issue. I will be using them for car camping anyway. Overall they are a pretty good product and I think I will be buying some more in the future.Great buy!

The media could not be loaded.  This compression sack went from zero to hero. I had the original stuff sack and it ripped the very first time is used it. This model is fantastic! The tough fabric and solid stiching holds its load REALLY well. And its value is amazing. This is going to be my #1 compression sack for the price. I just found out that they have a 14L version and that’s going to be a game changer for me!

Overall this is as advertised except for some manufacturing defect. The piece I received had the strap buckles installed wrong. With some effort I was able to get the fat part of the strap seam through and get installed correctly. Kind of a pain and definitely a defect, but it now works. Hard to recommend considering what it took to get it right, but it does work now and serves my purpose.

Stuff bag is a replacement for my 45 year old bag that finally tore. I’m storing a down sleeping bag in this stuff bag. The 10L bag is perfect for the size sleeping bag I have. I have no info on the durability or water resistant for the bag since I just received it. The bag does look durable and the straps and clips do look strong. I like!!!

The buckle on the sack broke the first time I tried to apply compression to the bag. I’d recommend getting a different one

I bought a 10L bag and in it I put a camping hammock (one with built in bug net), a 650 fill down blanket, and my rain tarp (10'x10'). The amount of room I gained by compressing them all into one stuff stack is well worth the money spent. This product alone allows me to use my 30L backpack for colder weather camping because of the room it saves me. Could be great around the house for blankets used semi frequently as well to store them.I recommend just shoving in whatever you are compressing. Don't try to roll it up and put it in, it will be much harder and the results will be the same. Also, it's easier to slightly tighten the straps multiple times as you go from strap to strap. It's very easy to use the straps on this sack.

I meant to order a 14L for my vintage, feather down, military sleeping bag. Accidentally ordered the 10L.Stuffed it in and it just fit. I believe the bag is 6ft long. Compressed down to a nice and tidy size for fitting in my pack. Straps and clips seem to be well made. Time will tell. Arrived 6 days before expected arrival date from California to Fraser Valley. Will update down the road after I have compressed the bag on repeated backpacking trips.