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Water proof gear bag - $65.00 dollars

noob75

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So I wanted to get a water proof bag to put my camping stuff in and came up with this solution. I got the bag and the straps at REI for a total of $65.00 dollars. In the bag I have a two man tent, two sleep pads, sleeping bag, pillow and stove with cooking pot. The bag is 55L. I hope this might be helpful for someone else looking for some similar without costing $250.00.

Bag:
http://www.rei.com/product/784155/sealline-black-canyon-dry-bag-55-liters

Straps:
http://www.rei.com/product/848429/redpoint-34-webbing-straps-with-side-release-buckles-package-of-2



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To all just wanted to communicate that I am not trying to sell the bag just was happy to find a solution to my waterproof bag issue for under $70.00 dollars. :)
 
So I wanted to get a water proof bag to put my camping stuff in and came up with this solution. I got the bag and the straps at REI for a total of $65.00 dollars. In the bag I have a two man tent, two sleep pads, sleeping bag, pillow and stove with cooking pot. The bag is 55L. I hope this might be helpful for someone else looking for some similar without costing $250.00. View attachment 54890

One problem that I foresee with your packing is it is not unusual in the morning for the tent to be wet from either rain or just condensation. Carrying the sleeping gear with a wet/damp tent might be a problem. Possibly the sleeping gear and stove could be stored in a separate bag? :dunno

Just wondering......... :scratch
 
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