Wondering if they are any good and what they weigh?
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Anyone try these pack covers from Amazon?
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I don’t have that exact one, but I have a similar one that was 2.9 oz. Â I used it in torrential, wind driven rain. Â I also had all of my things inside a garbage bag. Â Everything was bone dry… nothing got inside my actual pack. Â And for that price, why buy something more expensive?
I bought a pack cover from eBay that looks similar, and I’ve got no complaints. At that price I would give it a thorough shower test before taking it into the field, but there isn’t much to lose by trying it out.
Cool, thanks guys!
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