by silverdarling » Sat Apr 11, 2015 1:14 pm
bought a bunch of expensive podsac dry bags (lite i think ..) from tiso but these are nowhere near tough enough for general use, all are sliced and holed in 6 months of camping, hiking, kayaking, fishing ... poncesacs they are ...
got a sea-to-summit waterproof stuff sac cheap which is great; also v good for stuffin with snow if no flowing water and leavin it to melt in sun ...
found a wee northface drybag in the river and that's sound too ...
my experience is that ultralight kit doesn't last long, a lot of money for dodgy gear that can't be trusted unless you're camping on bowling greens