After reading the warning about not over compressing your Cocoon…
Based on your experience, how much can we safely compress Cocoon clothing without causing damage?
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Here’s a good answer, straight from “THE MAN”:
The product page for the BPL Nano stuff sacks says this:
“The “Small” size, at about 250 ci volume, is suitable for storing a sub-12 ounce synthetic or down pullover, jacket, or pants; miscellaneous clothing, sleeping bag liners, bivy sacks, tarps, etc.”
looks like a couple of NANO sacks will work well for me.
i will figure something out as a temporary solution until the NANOs are back in stock
Do work well indeed…
Cocoon UL 60 Hoody and Pant
BMW SpinSack NANO Ultralight Stuff Sack (Size S)
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