After leaving my Sea to Summit silnylon bag in a hotel, I’m looking for a replacement. I see that the 15L version of the STS bag weighs in at 1.0 oz. Is there anything lighter?
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Favorite UL food bag?
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I really like S2S for a food bag.
I like the ZPacks bear bagging kit with the Olive Drab rectanglar bag and dark grey z-line. Not as light a what you mention, but bomber and stealthy. I’ve been using this for several seasons, and when it fails I will replace it with another one.
Any old largish silnylon stuff sack is fine.
Cheers
I use an StS 13l ultra sil roll top ’cause I had it for paddling. The StS ultra sil nano 13l would be 1oz if you like a roll top. But, as Roger said any sil bag will do. I find MYOG usually comes out weighing less as you can pick your materials and tailor the size. Maybe I should get busy sewing and replace my relatively heavy (42g) roll top bag :)
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