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

My wife wanted to bring her pillow to the hotel we were staying at, and I didn't want her to be a lone weenie walking through a luxury hotel with her shredded memory foam pillow lol. So I bought these and brought mine along too. These worked great at compressing the normal queen size pillows down to a manageable size. They're nondescript enough that no one will know what's in it. The build is good, I'd feel comfortable taking this outdoors hiking as well. It's also light weight, and made of a plastic/polyster-like material that's easy to clean. Good value for the money!

We compressed two regular pillows, 2 blankets and one 3in thick cot pad inside two of these bags (size L, see photo). Bags are strong and secure side perimeter and cap with straps complete the compression axially, efficient design; we’ll be using them every camping trip from now on and save car space!

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.

This is a nice compression sack and holds up well. We use it for camping and compress 2 full size pillows and does a nice job. Will buy again. It is made well.

This compression sack works well. I have a full sized muslin cotton blanket in the size small. The straps came sewn together which was confusing at first wino directions , but I figured out that I needed to cut them apart after looking at photos. Overall this seems to work well.

Works well as replacememt sleeping bag cover. I bought a double sleeping bag and went on a camping trip. When stuffing the sleeping bag back in the bag it came with it ripped down the side so I bought this product. This perfectly fir the double sleeping bag, but no room to spare. I would purchase the largest size if needing for double sleeping bag.

I've been using the Frelaxy Compression Sack for a few weeks now and I'm absolutely in love with it! It has some amazing features that make it stand out from other compression sacks I've used in the past.First of all, the Compression Sack is incredibly durable. I've used it on multiple camping trips and it hasn't shown any signs of wear and tear. It also repels water, which is crucial when you're out in the wilderness.What I love most about this compression sack is how easy it is to use. You simply stuff your gear into the sack, roll down the top a few times, and then clip it shut. The compression straps on the side then allow you to compress the bag down to a much smaller size, making it much easier to pack.The Compression Sack also comes in a variety of sizes, so you can choose the one that best fits your needs. I opted for the medium size, which was perfect for my sleeping bag and other gear, but they also offer larger sizes if you need to pack more stuff.Overall, I'd highly recommend the Frelaxy Compression Sack to anyone looking for a durable and easy-to-use compression sack for their camping or hiking adventures.

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.