i need two of them for my poncho liner plug and tq can anyone point me in the right direction and what would be a good size
i need two of them for my poncho liner plug and tq can anyone point me in the right direction and what would be a good size
forgot the top quilt is a poncho liner to
I made a PLUQ and don't find it amenable to stuffing into a stuff sack--though I guess one could do that. I roll it and put it into a tall narrow "sack" originally used to house a Thermarest sleeping pad (long). YMMV.
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Walmart actually has a set of three dry bags that aren't compression but you should be able to get them in the large one here is a link.http://www.walmart.com/ip/Outdoor-Re...Sacks/10928125
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One poncho liner will fit perfectly in a small kelty compression bag. You may be able to fit both in the kelty medium. I am opting to use the small for the different poncho liners I have.
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Sea To Summit eVent medium should work.
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