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02/05/2005 10:11PM
Hey guys,
I got some for Christmas.....They are big, 2.0 ft X 1.7 ft. ZIPLOC.
I think Cabela's has them in four packs...They'll keep things inside my packs dry for sure.
Just one more thing I can't wait to try!
Ziploc Heavy-Duty Dry Bags Item: IF-590636 Price: $7.99 (per 4) Cabela's online
Woodpecker
Ziploc Heavy-Duty Dry Bags Item: IF-590636 Price: $7.99 (per 4) Cabela's online
Woodpecker
"The way of the canoe is the way of the wilderness and of a freedom almost forgotten."---Sigurd F. Olson (The Singing Wilderness)
02/07/2005 09:15AM
has anyone ever tried using the "space bags"? they are on infomercials, the ones where you just suck out the air with a vaccum. In the camping section at Walmart, i got some that are made by Coleman and Space Bag. It has a different kind of one way valve than the ones shown on the commercial, kind of a friction type thingy. I couldn't ever get mine to seal like the box shows, but they do work good as a big ziploc. I found the following site has a good selection of them. I don't think I paid quite as much for the set of three that i have. I thought i only paid something like 6 bucks for three. anyway, just an idea.
K
http://lowprice4u.com/coleman-space-bags-spacebags_01546s.asp
K
http://lowprice4u.com/coleman-space-bags-spacebags_01546s.asp
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08/15/2005 12:19PM
I tried the Zip Lock bags( not the real thing) from Wal Mart last year in the BWCA. The locking strip quit working after only two days. I definitly would'nt recomend them. Cabela's has the real "Zip Lock" brand clothes bags and they look like they are of better quality.I know the roll top bags with the bleeder valves are more money,but I think in the long run they will pay for themselves.
08/15/2005 01:34PM
For the money go and get a box of "construction" garbage bags from walmart. We used them this summer w/ our jr. High guys to line our Duluth bags. Not a one ripped or leaked. So reliable that a food bag that was dropped while hanging it kept in the contents of the broken eggs & the cooking oil bottle that was in the bag (what a mess).
09/24/2005 08:04AM
I tried one of these big zip loc bags in my food pack and I am a little disappointed with them. The thickness of the plastic and the large pleated bottom are nice, but they seem to have scrimped on the zip closure. It is so narrow, it is hard to close up. If they made it as wide as the zipper on their regular freezer bags, they would have a very good product.
09/25/2005 08:15PM
All....
I agree Pinecone.... the zip lock closure could be improved.....other than that they were a good liner bag for clothes and other gear in a personal pack..
Woodpecker
I agree Pinecone.... the zip lock closure could be improved.....other than that they were a good liner bag for clothes and other gear in a personal pack..
Woodpecker
"The way of the canoe is the way of the wilderness and of a freedom almost forgotten."---Sigurd F. Olson (The Singing Wilderness)
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