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03/5/2010 at 2:40pm
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Would it be a good idea to store a continental quilt in a compression sack, I have started using a quilt in the tent rather than a sleeping bag, I have never been comfortable in a bag as I hate being restricted I do have an envelope bag that I use when I have to but I absolutely hate mummy style bags with a passion

 

So trying to save a bit of space would it be ok to put a quilt in a stuff sack or a compression sack?

 

 



03/5/2010 at 3:45pm
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On our recent trip away we used the vacum sacks for our pillows and extra bedding that we took, It really did help in the way of space saving, they just layed flat in the bottom of the roof box.

So would def recommend them!

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03/5/2010 at 5:23pm
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The Dry Sack Storage Bags are very good. I have used vacuum bags in the past but have found them to be rubbish as they can easily split or leak air and end up back to the orginal size.

Here is a link on the equipment thread which list some cheap and very robust bags. You will be able to reduce down the size of your quilt by expelling some air from the top of the bag before you seal it + it will be water tight if you need to take it out of the car whilst you set up camp.Compression sacks (Equipment)



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