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They look the same as these from Alpkit, the biggest Alpkit is a touch smaller but cheaper and personally I like buying from Alpkit as their customer service and quality has always been great.
I bought some of their XXL bags a couple of weeks ago for our trips, they compress down well, not as well as four way compression bags but they are much easier to fill as they have a wide mouth. We get two 3 season sleeping bags in an XXL, OH leans of it to squish it and they don't get wet or manky in the trailer. I also back pillows, coats and towels into one. We already use compression sacks for dirty laundry.
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Piglet
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Topic: exped stuff bags
