4.74 of 5 starsLowe Alpine - Drysack - Stuff sack
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Material information & features
- Recommended use:
- trekking, hillwalking
- Main material:
- 100% polyamide
- Material type:
- polyamide
- Material thickness:
- 210 denier
- Fabric treatment:
- taped seams, PU coated
- Fabric properties:
- waterproof
- Main compartment access:
- roll-top
- Dimensions (outer):
- XXS: 27 x 12 cm; XS: 29 x 14 cm; S: 29 x 17.5 cm; M: 34 x 20 cm; L: 37 x 23 cm; XL: 29 x 24 cm; XXL: 41 x 27 cm
- Volume:
- 10 l
- Weight:
- 100 g
- Reference size:
- Size M
- Extras:
- loops for hanging
- Misc:
- sizes are colour coded; XXS: 2.5L; XS: 4L; S: 7L; M: 10L; L: 15L; XL: 20L; XXL: 30L
- Legal notice:
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Please choose a sizePlease choose a colourPlease choose a variant
- Item No.:
- 559-0654
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Hi Shane,
Rab don't actually offer any measurements other than volume of the drybag.
You've stated the diameter of your sleeping bag which suggests you are folding and rolling the bag before you'd place it in a stuff sack. I'd strongly advise to stop that and simply stuff the sleeping bag into the stuff sack. It's much easier to do and it's much much better for the insulation of your bag.
Best to base your choice here on the volume of your sleeping bag.