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

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.

durable, light weight.

I ought these bags before a trip because I LOVE the Summit featherweight stuff bags, but they are so expensive I thought I'd try a budget option. These were fine, and are much cheaper, but they aren't as good. The Summit bags are ultralight and soft and fold to nothing; These are a bit bulkier and considerably stiffer. They are a good budget option, though.

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

I was doing winter travel with only carry-on's so space was at a premium. I was able to squeeze my down coat (hooded and length is just below the bum) into the middle sized bag.

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.

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

Use these to hold gear for an overnight hike. Worked great for my tent, sleeping pad, food and extra clothes.