Alemon Small to XXLarge Drawstring Mesh Stuff Sack, Ditty Bags Storage Pouch Bags Sleeping Bag for Travel Camping Hiking, Ultralight

Strong and light.

I use high-end mesh stuff sacks. We also used a set of these last summer on a family bicycle tour. These are just bulkier and not as nice to cinch closed. That's all. I can still benefit from being able to see inside them and organize my stuff. If you research everything and only buy things that you know will satisfy you long-term, these probably aren't for you. If you love "beating the system" and getting by with with value-line stuff, these are for you.

Priced as they should be for what you get at $9. Lightweight thin mesh sacks that are going to be used inside a backpack to keep food and clothing separated. They are thin mesh and would likely tear easy if they were used on the outside of the pack, or handled roughly, but should be fine inside a dry bag or backpack. The medium and large size are good, the small bag is really small and could hold keys, phone, and wallet, but not much more. These should work fine for how I will use them.

product is as expected. nice and able to see contents.

these sacks are great for a number of reasons and at a great price. some of the reasons these are great are that they are super lightweight, pack up into the smallest little things, and are very durable. if you are sitting there reading this and wondering " okay great but what would I even use these for" I can help you with that -Garbage bag while floating the river -picking apples -picking pears -sorting the limbs of your fallen enemies (the colors and size really help here) -carrying small children -easter egg hunts -fishing I absolutely would not recommend pouring your orange crush into here and expecting it to hold it, does not hold liquid well at all.

Inexpensive, see-thru, breathable stuff sacks that do well inside a pack so far. Not sure on durability but the mesh seems strong enough.

I purchased these stuff sacks to help organize my backpacking gear for an upcoming 2-person, 2-day trip into Georgia's Cohutta Wilderness. These sacks are excellent organization tools and they're huge! In the small blue one, I fit my LifeStraw, BeFree water filter, and two hiking towels (the really thin ones). In the small orange one, I fit a mallet, trowel, paper towels, and tissue paper with room left over. In the neon green one, I fit two sleeping pads, two backpacking pillows, headlamps, and bag liners and still had a bit of room left over. I haven't figured out what to do with the large orange and large blue sacks. I might use the large blue one for my sleeping bag. Overall, I'm very satisfied with this purchase.

It’s really light and compact...easy to stash. The see through design makes finding stuff super quick. It’s much smaller than I expected, so it doesn’t hold as much as I’d hoped. The build feels a bit flimsy...I’m not confident about long term durability It doesn’t have standout features or premium feel...kind of “just okay”. In short: it’s fine for light duty or temporary use, but if you’re after something that’s robust or high capacity, you might want to step up.