Liberty Mountain Stuff Sack, Colors may vary (width X length)

If you are purchasing for a standard sleeping bag get the XL. We had just enough room for my daughter's sleeping bag and pillow to be stuffed in the bag to send her to camp with. While all the other kids were struggling to roll their sleeping bags, my daughter was able to quickly stuff her sleeping bag and pillow in the sack. I even was able to heat press our last name on the bag so she could easily identify which was hers when she hit off the bus. Please be aware you cannot select a color and you can receive any of the colors they advertise. We ordered two and got two different colors.

Bought this on an warehouse deal, so you get what you get. Nothing wrong with the bag itself, it is what it is - a basic stuff sack. What shocked me was that there was no cord lock on the drawstring. I don't think that I have ever bought a stuff sack that didn't include a spring loaded cord lock. Guess I'll have to buy twenty or thirty just to get one. Won't be purchasing from this company again.

I ordered this to be used as a food bag for a 6 day/5 night backpacking trip in the desert. I was hanging my food and pack for mouse-proofing and this bag held up admirably. The cinch cord is strong enough to hang anything you could stuff into it, and the plastic cinch grip stayed secure even when turned upside down. I got nervous when we actually got caught in a rare rainstorm, thinking my food would be trashed, but the next morning, everything was clean and dry.The large size was a little bit too large for a 6 day trip and would have been good for up to 10 days with dehydrated meals, bagels, oats and coffee, but I don't mind the extra space.My only complaint would be the bulk of the material, but I don't really try for featherlight backpacking anymore so this is almost a non-issue.Easily one of the better quality stuff sacks I have ever used!

Plenty big for my sleeping bag and sheet. Haven't used it enough to tell how it will hold up, but it seems well made. The toggle seems like it won't loosen and I like that.I won't be using it for backpacking, so water resistance isn't too important.Wish it was that pretty green color, but I figured I would get black and black is just fine.

Product will serve my purposes--keep my sons' sleeping bags contained and out of the dirt when they are transporting to and from camp etc. I read tons of the reviews and decided to get the XL. I was very glad I did! My sons' sleeping bags are not the down kind and they are pretty thick and poofy. I would prefer another inch or two in diameter to prevent a wrestling match to get them in there. I had to roll the bags pretty tightly to make them fit, but they do fit. I can't speak to the durability yet as they just came, but I like the carry handle on the bottom (another one on the side would be nice as well), the cord lock , and the dust flap. We received a maroon one and gold one. I don't love the gold as I'm afraid it's going to look really dirty fast, but oh well. I don't understand why with some products you don't get to pick the color and really, does anyone really want bright gold?

Just got it today and packed a sleeping bag in it that I had lost bags for both. Seems like good quality, didn't RIP while stuffing it, which is where the problem was. I have Trekker 15degree rectangular down pack sleeping bags and it was everything I had to get one in this thing. As a major plus the seems didn't split which truly surprised me. I read lots of the reviews here saying the xl size was way too big and could even get other things like pillows in them I don't backpack with these bags just keep them in the rv but still didn't want a huge bag taking room so I went with the large as many reviews said they were able to get an adult size down bag in them easily. Not sure what's different then mine but it was far from easy. Ill order a second one but xl this time. The large would be good for a junior bag or definitely a 30 degree and up mummy bag.

good product but i should have ordered a larger size.

We have multiple of these stuff sacks for my overland setup, and they have worked well for us so far (just purchased yet another one). They have held up well, give at least some rain/water resistance (they are not dry bags, so they will only do so much), and hold quite a bit of stuff. The X-Large seems to be more of the favorite. The large one is useful, but the x-large ones are even more helpful. This last one was for storing a roof-top tent wall insulator. The manufacturer didn't add a stuff sack, so bought a x-large Liberty Mountain and the insulator fit right in.Will keep purchasing these to help with camping/storage organization. For the price, these are good bags.