Frelaxy Compression Sack, Ultralight Sleeping Bag Stuff Sack, 40% More Storage! 11L/18L/30L/45L/52L, Compression Stuff Sack - Space Saving Gear for Camping, Hiking, Backpacking

The Frelaxy Compression Sack was an essential piece of gear on my recent trip. Whether you're heading out on a canoeing adventure, a backpacking trip, or any journey where space is limited, this sack works perfectly to compress your gear and keep everything organized.It’s incredibly lightweight yet durable enough to handle the rigors of outdoor use. After days of heavy handling, it showed no signs of wear or weakness. The design is simple and intuitive, making packing and compressing items quick and hassle-free.What makes this product even better is its affordability. For the price, it delivers excellent quality and functionality—just what you need for outdoor adventures.If you’re looking for a compression sack that combines durability, simplicity, and reliability, the Frelaxy Compression Sack is a fantastic choice. Highly recommended for anyone planning outdoor activities or needing efficient gear storage.

Ordered an XXL figuring I needed the space for my car camping sleeping bag (according to one of the videos I watched) but it was WAY too large. Then I ordered an XL for the same reason and STILL it was too large (the straps went all the way down to the sides) so I finally ordered a L and unfortunately, my sleeping bag was too big. I need something between a L and an XL which I didn't think was possible... but here we are. I'm still giving it 5 stars because it feels like it is made well (except for one that I got where the seam was starting to come undone a little). The return process is easy if this is something you run into, as well. Seems like a great company to buy from. Lightweight, too.

Was able to stuff twin size 2 inch thick memory foam pad in the sack. Material is on the thin side - hope it holds up because it is packed to the max!

We use this for our tween daughter in Colorado. She loves it and it's great in cold temps and has space to grow. Great deal as well! The bag compresses well when packing it up.

Nice product. Bought a couple of these for my kids’ sleeping bags since they had trouble with the ones that came with their bags. The XL work perfectly for standard sleeping bags that don’t compress much.

I use this to compress a big 4 person tent while backpacking with the family and it serves its purpose.But I do have a couple minor gripes.The design of the sack is a little annoying in that all of the compression straps are all connected with zero buckles so they end up getting twisted around. It would be nice if 2 of them were buckles like other compression sacks.The 2nd gripe I have is the quality of the sack. Compressing down my tent on our last trip, I could hear the stitching starting to pull near where the straps are sewn in. If this failed while backpacking, it could make for an awful packing situation.While the stitching hasn’t completely failed, it has me concerned. Would probably be a better fit for a sleeping bag rather than a tent.

Definitely seems sturdy with double stitching on the straps. Kind of wish it had the quick release buckles, but it might be more durable this way. Also the straps could use a little more length, there wasn’t much to grab after stuffing a blanket in the sack. Otherwise it does seem well made and it works great.

Update: after maybe twenty camping trips of packing and unpacking these they have all three completely fallen apart.Original review: We are very experienced campers/backpackers and have used many different brands of compression sacks over the years. While I like the generous capacity of these sacks, the engineering on them is lacking. First off the straps lack buckles and the straps are about 8 inches too short. This is a problem because the gray fabric lip on each of the sack ends is too long. The long very wide lip combined with no buckles and straps that are too short makes it near impossible to get the top on the sack if it’s filled to the brim. I find I have to pre-compress the contents of the sack by smashing with my hands or sitting on it, then really fuss with the top and its lip to get it seated over the top of the bag. This would be remedied with either longer straps or installing buckles on two of the straps. I’m not a fan of buckles because every brand we’ve ever tried that has buckles has the buckle fail within a year. The wide lip of fabric on both the bottom and the top ends of the bag is so wide that in some cases you can’t fully compress the bag to it’s smallest before running out of strap because the lips join.Finally, the teal fabric on two of three of the bags we purchased already has holes in it after only two months of not-daily use. I’d save your money and go with a name brand compression sack. Our original ones have never let us down after over a decade. We bought these cheaper ones as our family expanded and I’m regretting that decision.