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

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

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.

I had thrown together an old-fashioned style bedroll for use in the spring, summer, and Fall and needed something to protect it a bit and not be super loose. Spent quite awhile looking and found this. Needless to say Im quite pleased how it turned out. It fit the dimensions of my bedroll perfectly. We will see how the material holds up in the future but so far I haven't had any issue in regards to the quality and durability of the item. The bedroll isnt anything special. Its just a 7'x4' custom treated canvas tarp as a ground sheet with a 25 inch wide ridgerest foam pad as a base. A 3" thick inflatable matress and two blankets. First one is a 3 season 80% merino wool blanket and the second is military surplus woobie blanket. Not a bad setup and it all fits nicely in the compression sack. Couple that with my bushcraft tools and a tarp and im good to go.

Light and sturdy - after a single use

Great quality, fits more than I expected.

I've used compression sacks in the past and decided to get this one to help pack clothing on vacation. I was able to get about a week's worth of clothing into this stuff sack and it compressed it down very small to the point that me and my partner were each able to get clothing in one suitcase. This is not waterproof so you do have to be careful about that but the quality is good and I'm able to really cinch down the sack and not fear ripping the material. And as best as I can tell, it does not loosen over time, which is a big plus. Overall, it's a good value for what it does and I'd definitely buy it again.

This worked out great for my sleeping bag bag cover that was worn out. Love the sleeping bag but just needed a new storage bag for it.

I bought a small size of these in the hopes that it would work to compress a standard size poncho liner to buy more space in a camping backpack. As regards the woobie, this compression sack fits it "okay"--it is a little on the large side, especially the diameter of the compression sack. This tends to mean a rolled-up poncho liner tends to crumple to the sides inside the bag rather than compress along the axis of the cylinder, such that it occupies no less space in the backpack. In fact I think it might actually be more compact simply rolled up (though the tie cords are a mess then). I have some concerns about durability. Compressing something tends to put significant, visible strain on the stitching; I anticipate the stitching could easily tear under long-term use. Moreover, the slides and buckles tend to slip on the webbing, which can cause some jam-ups and/or sudden releases of tension while compressing the bag.