Frelaxy Stuff Sack Set 3-Pack (3L&5L&9L), Ultralight Ditty Bags with Dust Flap for Traveling Hiking Backpacking

I purchased these to add to my set of lightweight stuff sacks for backpacking. My first trip assessment is that these performed well, and the size combination is perfect to handle your clothing, puffy, and ditty bag for miscellaneous items like toiletries or fishing essentials. Despite the naysayer reviews here, the internal water coating is adequate for this purpose, it did not degrade as of yet, and the drawstring type is what you want for stuff sacks that will ride inside your backpack, as they will compress further unlike dry bags. I own the high end sacks and use them, and these are as strong and performed just as well, while the others have pin holes developed over a few uses. For those who complained that these are for sleeping bags, they are not, and could have read that in the description. 9 liters on the largest is not enough volume for a sleeping bag. The 5 liter is perfect for your puffy and makes a great pillow when stuffed, meeting the dual purpose rule for all gear.

I bought these for a trip to Europe. My husband needed a stuff sack for his XL Columbia Omniheat puffer jacket. You can get that jacket in the smallest bag, but the middle size is easier to stuff. Pleased with the quality of the bags.

Bought for friends. Nice sizes, like the loop on the bottom for storage.

Great sizes and fits all our gear to go in motorcycle pack

Bought these for a sailing trip and they were well used for that trip and continue to be a favorite packing tool.

I have enough different stuff sacks that I could probably arrange my spare bedroom as a stuff sack store. So I was hesitant to buy even more - but I needed small light weight solid ones that weren't dry bags or mesh (current mesh bags were snagging). I wanted them to hold single use and reusable grocery bags in the tunnel storage area under the back seat of my truck. Anyways - the material and construction of these matches the much more expensive ones I buy from the recreational travel store (yeah - I can't say the name). I go the 3, 5, and 9 set. The 3 and 5 fit perfectly in that groove storage tunnel under the fold up back seats in an F150 Crew Cab.

Okay, so let's write a review about the stuff sacks. If you're into camping, you know that you will need extreme organization and stuff sacks are a big part of that. You need lightweight materials, strength, solid draw cord design and a nice quality feel. I mean, these bags will do the trick, but when you compare this to an REI co-op lightweight stuff sack, you will immediately see the difference. When the REI products go on sale, you can typically get two of them for the price of three of these. They are also made in Vietnam, not China. Nothing against Chinese manufacture, and I'm sure they will build anything according to the specifications that were given to them, but these kind of fall short. Time will tell how well they will hold up, but again, you're putting underwear and socks, rolled up shirts and some other stuff. So I am sure they will serve the purpose. But if you compare the build, the material quality, and the overall luxury feel that the REI product gives, these definitely fall short. They are good value so take this for what it's worth. If you can spend another $10, give or take, you could have amazing three REI bags.

These are great. They do what they do. They hold gear. Construction seems well-built.

Arrived just As seen in pic

Great for everyday stuffing on my bike commuting

They are small, so they will only fit a down feather sleeping bag as it compresses down a lot. Any standard synthetic sleeping bag will not fit. Otherwise they are good for other uses

They are not that cheap, and not that good. Sea to Summit for example has a three set for about the same price that is vastly better.

Bought these hoping the largest could be a stuff sack for my sleeping bag. Too small unfortunately. Bummer that they charge $6.35 for returning.