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I bought an REI FLASH Insulated mattress and a Sea to Summit 20 L. inflator dry bag. Yeah, It’s large for 3 season camping but all my clothes go into it including my down sweater.
I just roll the top down until I’ve got everything inside compressed then buckle the dry bag off. In camp my clothes stay inside the tent when I use the bag for mattress inflation then the clothes go back into the bag.
Yes. That’s a winning use. I use my Schnozzel similarly.
Yep. You gotta have dual-use for everything :)
Yes. That’s a winning use. I use my Schnozzel similarly.
Love the Schnozzel. Â I use mine as a pack liner…holds the quilt, puffy, clothes and anything else I want to guarantee stays dry. Â I also love and recommend the Sea to Summit Ultramesh stuff sacks. Â Great for clothes or anything where you want to see what’s in the bag. Super durable so far (3 years).
I did that with a pocket shower. It was a pocket shower when I needed one, otherwise I put my sleeping bag and clothes in it.
I have a lightweight 18 litre silnylon sea to summit day pack with a roll top which I store clothes etc in during the day. I fitted a nozzle in the bottom to inflate my neoair and if needed, I also use it as a day pack. Slightly heavier than a straight stuff sack, but I think a good multiuse.
I also do the same thing with my pump sack. Works great.
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