Originally Posted by
albertmoreno
I can see what you're saying. Two ways of doing the same thing. I ended up going with the
Granite Gear Rock Solid compression sack. It weighs less, costs less, and has the life time guarantee its Sea to Summit compression sack [with the 4 straps] counterpart lacked.
Ah I think we might be talking about apples and oranges. I have been talking about this Sea to Summit Silnylon bag:
http://www.rei.com/product/777725/se...a-sil-dry-sack
Does this change the discussion at all? Maybe not seeing as you got a product you like.
