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Simply Light Designs Round Bottom Stuff Sack

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Simply Light Designs Round Bottom Stuff Sack

Weight from
1.9 oz
Price from
$16
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Description

The traditional round-bottom design works well for a wide variety of backpacking gear because most soft items naturally take on a cylindrical shape when packed. From clothing and smaller gear to bulky quilts, the range of available sizes makes it easier to get an appropriate fit without carrying an unnecessarily large sack.

Choose from lightweight sil fabrics or heavier PU-coated Woodland Camo depending on your preference for weight, durability, and appearance. Optional features are also available for easier handling or attachment.

Features

  • Choice of lightweight sil fabrics or heavier 1.9 oz PU-coated Woodland Camo
  • Drawstring closure
  • Double-stitched bottom seam for increased durability
  • Variety of sizes and colors
  • Optional bottom handle for easier removal of packed gear
  • Optional daisy chain webbing with 2” attachment openings

Choosing Your Size

The listed dimensions represent the approximate size of the stuff sack when filled and cinched closed. Extra material for the drawstring closure is already included, so you don't need to add length for closing the sack.

Replacing an existing stuff sack: Measure the diameter and length of your filled sack.

Packing other gear: Measure the diameter and length of your gear in its packed form. Choose a sack with enough room for the contents, allowing a little extra space if you prefer an easier fit.

For soft or compressible items, a pillowcase can also help you estimate the packed dimensions.

Options

Daisy Chain Webbing — Heavy-duty webbing with 2” attachment openings centered along the length of the sack. 

Bottom Handle — Adds a convenient grab point to help pull packed gear from the sack.

Notes

Drawstring size and cord lock style are selected to best match the size of the sack. Smaller sacks typically use a smaller cord lock, while larger sacks use a larger cord lock.

Weights vary depending on the dimensions, fabric, and options selected.