Frelaxy Compression Sack, 40% More Storage! 11L/18L/30L/45L/52L Compression Stuff Sack, Water-Resistant & Ultralight Sleeping Bag Stuff Sack - Space Saving Gear for Camping, Hiking

I have been looking around for a suitable bag to store and protect some of my down comforters. This bag fits the bill perfectly. It is adjustable so that I can compresses my comforters just enough to store in available spaces and is tough enough to protect them from most hazards. Couldn’t be more pleased with this item.

I have only tried it out at home so far so can't speak to the durability. XL fits my old 3.5lb fill mummy bag easily. A smaller size would probably have been fine as well, but quick and easy is more important to me than size. It was easy to compress the bag down nicely. The seams did not look stressed when I did this. It would have been even better if the two straps with buckles also had the compression strap hardware so they could be quickly lengthened when you are releasing it. This would make it faster to be ready to use it again. It's only a small inconvenience though to have to feed the straps back through to lengthen them. I won't use it very often, but will update this review if it doesn't seem to be holding up to use.

This is a nice compressions sack. Thick material and seems to be quite water resistant. The clips seem like good quality clips that won't break and the synch at the top actually holds the top closed unlike other cheap compression sacks where it slips. The only gripe I have with it is you cannot put a smaller item in a larger sack like other compression sacks, because where the strap attaches at the bottom actually goes up the sack about 1/4 to 1/3, so you lose that much available compression. You can actually see this in the product photos. When the straps are fully tightened they are touching in the middle of the sack. So they aren't very versatile because you need to get the exact right size for the item you put into it, but as a set of 3 or 4 of the different sizes if you would use them, it would be a good buy. It's just hard to predict what size sack you need for an item so you might be taking a gamble. Better to size down from what you think the size should be. I just bought a smaller size because I will still use the large one I purchased, but it's way too big for a summer sleeping bag I thought I could fit in there. For reference, a zero degree down bag would fit in the large sack quite easily. I'm going all the way down to a small.

Works as it should. Lightweight & feels sturdy. I should have gotten a smaller size though, otherwise i love it. Would happily recommend & buy again.

This is a great oversized stuff bag. I use it for my bedding at work everything fits. I put a twin fitted sheet, twin light comforter, camping pillow and regular size pillow. Everything squeezed down very well. The clips have stayed in tact and the webbing is attached well.

My son will be serving as a missionary for The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saint in the southern-most areas of Argentina, where it can get very cold in the winter. Their apartments can often be heated less wonderfully than our homes here in the US, so many have suggested he take his sleeping bag along. He has a favorite North Face Aluetian 20 he wants to haul along, but it's a little bulky and it's bag is tattered and torn. This new stuff sack (we went with the 18L for his bag) is a great solution. It is easy to pack, compresses tightly and leaves room in his luggage for all the million other things he needs for two years. Good product and good quality. Solved our problem, for sure.

My daughter wanted to check out the sleeping bag when it arrived, so I pulled it out and tried putting it back into the original sack. I quickly gave up on that. It was a struggle and not something I wanted to deal with every time. I specifically chose the largest compression sack because I did not want to fight with packing it. I just tested this XXL bag and it was incredibly easy to fit the sleeping bag inside. I also threw in two travel blankets and I still think I could fit a small pillow if needed. It is much more spacious than expected in a good way. This is perfect for easier packing and organizing bulky gear, especially for car camping. As long as you are not hiking long distances with it, the larger size makes everything much easier. I am already planning to buy another one for my daughter’s gear since I know I will be carrying both sets of items. This has made packing much more manageable.

Bought 2 for motorcycle trips. Major annoyance that lost 2 stars: no instructions. Not even an instruction video on the website. Maybe I'm stupid (nah!) but I spent way too long turning it inside out, fitting the cap in various ways, etc. Once I figured it out, I stuffed one with several days of essentials and tightened it up. Certainly smaller than putting the same load in carry-bags. It it well into my Harley saddlebag and my motorcycle duffle bag. We'll see how they last on an upcoming 3-week trip.

Good quality, and bright to easily locate. I unfortunately went a size too big. I’ll still make it work For context, I’m a tall male and my summer sleeping bag would have fitted better in a medium.

Much bigger than i thought - check size carefully

La talla s funcionó para meter un sleeping marmot de 1.80. Tuvo una pequeña rasgadura al usar la pared como apoyo, sin embargo resistió. Recomendado.

Ich suchte nach einem XL Schlafsack und m Suchergebnis kam freelexi Kompressionssack/Schlafsack mit Fotos von Schlafsäcken. Und da hab ich mich verleiten lassen einen vermeintlichen Schlafsack zu bestellen. Heute Kam die Lieferung an und da wurde mir bewusst, dass ich nicht gelesen hatte, dass es sich nur um die Tasche für einen Schlafsack handelte. Also leider zurück nach LAS VEGAS. Ganz schön blöd so ein weiter Weg für eine Retoure.

My winter-weight sleeping bag was quite large. Purchased a few years ago for car camping it is very light in weight but is humongous! There was no way I would consider it travelling in my inflatable kayak. It simply took up too much space. This bag has enabled me to downsize the space by well over half. I was concerned about tearing the stuff bag, I was hauling on the straps so hard. I probably could have reduced the sleeping bag even further but didn't want to risk compromising the compression bag. I should not, the sleeping bag was already stuffed into its own carry bag. I didn't want to go to extreme measures but I believe I could have easily shrunk the sleeping bag another couple of inches in length and another inch in width if I had removed the outer bag and simply forced it into the compression sack. I was impressed with how much pressure the straps and stitching handled without a trace of tearing, stretching or material separation. This is one tough bag! Once I field test this bag I'll update this with my comments and observations. I do not think this bag is waterproof. If you're planning any kind of boat trip I would suggest a dry bag be added as an outer layer. I hope this has been helpful!