Sea To Summit Ultra-Sil Nano Dry Sack for Sale, Reviews, Deals and Guides

Incredibly light weight but be very careful with these dry sacks. After one trip mine was showing wear from setting it down on rocks with food inside and on the second trip 2 more wear spots appeared. If you are very careful these work great but as a bag that you are pulling in and out of your pack you might want something more durable.

I have a couple of these that I used for my clothes and sleeping bag when backpacking. At a fraction of an oz you almost can't find anything lighter. I find the 13 L to be the perfect size to fit all the clothes I need or a 20-30 degree down sleeping bag. The roll closure is also great because it allows you to compress the contents for more efficient packing.

This is an awesome dry sack and I have not had any problems with it. I have had it fully submerged and everything stayed dry as long as it is tight. I don't have much to say about this product but it is very good quality and I would highly recommend it.

Bought a 4L bag as a gift and it has been working great so far. This sack packs down to virtually nothing and although it seems flimsy, they are much more durable than they look. Great for storing a wide array of stuff from clothes to electronics, anything you want to keep dry throw it in the sack and you can feel confident that it will keep the moisture out.

It works great for storing 1L worth of items. I wish I had bought a slightly larger size. Very well made and really like it.

After purchasing one of these sacks to protect my down bag on wet backpacking excursions, I'm completely sold on the design, weight, and durability of these dry sacks. First, they pack down to almost nothing when not in use, making it easy to pack several of them in with the rest of your gear. Secondly, for such a thin material they hold up surprisingly well against abrasion. Lastly, waterproofing is excellent and kept my bag dry the whole trip through rain and mixed snow conditions. I used this with my 8 x 17.5 in bag (dimensions when stuffed) and grabbed an 8L which proved to be a little too snug. I was still able to fit it and completely roll and clip the bag, however I could have definitely used the extra room with a 13L. When in doubt, size up! Rookie mistake

I'd been wary of adding extra bulk to my pack / panniers with these bags, but bought two to help with organization. They are incredible. Haven't yet tested the waterproof nature of these, but I've used the 13L as a sleeping bag stuff sack and my down has kept nice and dry.

I almost returned these bags because they felt so thin and cheap. After three kayak-trips, I'm buying more. They are super light-weight and stronger then they look. They took several dunkings and never leaked.

I bought a 2L and an 8L in these and they work great! Ive used them for kayaking, hiking, and I even put my valuables in them when it rained at the beach. They're so lightweight compared to my other dry bags (which are the ones you buy at Walmart so I guess that's not saying much). I use these for the important junk I really need to keep dry. Unfortunately my 2L somehow got holes in the bottom after about 5 months of wear and tear, but my 8L is still going strong and doing what it was made for! Keeping junk dry!

I've had the 2L size for a few years, usually used to keep small stuff (wallet/phone/sunglasses/etc) dry while on small boats. It works for the most part, but if you fill it with water to check waterproofness, it'll leak in a half dozen spots (not on the seams); not a strong streaming leak mind you, but just slow dripping in spots. As such, I wouldn't really consider it a true dry bag that'll keep your stuff 100% dry if you threw it in a tub/pool/lake/ocean/etc for a period of time, but outside of that, it's great. (FWIW - I've switched to using a small Pelican case instead) I also got a small 1-2mm hole in it as well, despite never putting anything particularly pointy/sharp in it, nor have I been particularly rough with it. I suppose something sharp could've brushed up against it, but at least I know the ripstop works. It wasn't noticeable until I test-filled it with water after a few trips.

I use this for two purposes: 1) As a wash bag for clothes when I travel and laundry service/laundromat are not available, 2) As a backpacking/hiking waterproof bag for electronics (phone). The material feels a bit delicate, as it is see-through thin, and if given enough abuse, I wouldn't be surprised if it ripped or punctured. However, you would need to try in order to damage the bag beyond normal usage. For all uses so far, it keeps water out, or for my example described above, keeps water in. Highly recommended.

Use them fishing, beaching, MTB biking, hiking, canoeing, camping. Not responsible enough to keep sand and sea off my electronics without it.

This stuff sack is super light and keeps all my clothes for my trips completely dry. I have one in 8L and one in 13L. These are surprisingly durable for how thin they are!

I have used these stuff sacks in both backpacking and backcountry skiing for two years. My wife and I have about five each and we are very happy with them. They are waterproof and weigh about a quarter of what the stuff sacks they replaced did.

I love these bags, it's my 2nd one, compacts down small, color is cute and very handy for electronics, snacks and more.