Originally submitted at Mountain Gear
Keep everything absolutely dry with the Outdoor Research's Barrier Dry Sacks. Even if your gear takes a spill into a glacial stream or mountain lake, it'll stay dry within the waterproof nylon fabric that's fully seam taped so that not a drop of water finds its way in.
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Santa's own sacks
Pros: Lightweight, The Traveler, Easy to pack
Best Uses: Campgrounds, Backcountry Camping, Winter Conditions, Road Trips, River Trips, Day Trips
Describe Yourself: Outdoor Professional
What Is Your Gear Style: Minimalist
I am going through my old stuff sack collection from the past 30 years and giving them all away. I started using these lightweight dry sacks to store an extra base layer, gloves, and a jacket in my ski pack - it kept me from worrying about important things getting wet when repeatedly putting the skin bag back in my pack while doing laps in the backcountry. Then I got some larger ones to use as travel duffels for weekend truck packing - just fold them up and fasten the fastex and no worries about wet contents anymore. River people have long used this closure system and now with the light fabrics they are great for all outdoor applications.Get the bright colors so you can easily find them in the pack, truck or corner of the gear room.
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