Our Small, Medium and Large Mesh Stuff Sacks are a perfect light weight option to help you keep your pack organized. A great convenience of the mesh sack is you will easily be able to see what you put in it and where it is. We all know how much fun we can have emptying a whole sack to find what we need and its even more fun in the dark! All of your hiking goodies will be nicely held in by a drawcord and cord lock on the open end of the stuff sack.
Our Small, Medium and Large Mesh Stuff Sacks are a perfect light weight option to help you keep your pack organized. A great convenience of the mesh sack is you will easily be able to see what you put in it and where it is. We all know how much fun we can have emptying a whole sack to find what we need and it’s even more fun in the dark! All of your hiking goodies will be nicely held in by a drawcord and cord lock on the open end of the stuff sack.
Specifications:
Small:
6-inches wide
8 3/4-inches long
5.38 grams
Medium:Â
8 1/2-inches wide
11-inches long
7.37 grams
Large:Â
11 1/2-inches wide
14 1/2-inches long
9.92 grams
Small mesh bag – fits my suspension perfectly!I got this bag for my 12′ Dyneema straps, Beetle Buckles, and multi-buckles. It fits great with a little extra room. Great build quality, and you can’t beat the price!
I bought four small and one large mesh bag for my equipment. The small bag is lightweight and works well with my DD Frontline hammock web straps and carabiners. I can fit both sets into the mesh bag so they can dry out and be stored efficiently. I use a second small bag for my Sawyer water filtration system so it can also be stored and dried out efficiently. I will use the large mesh bag for other items that need to be hung dried outside my pack or during storage. These are great mesh bags with lots of uses and minimum weight. I do recommend these for your web straps and water filter system at the minimum.
I would recommend the medium for you as the small measurements would not fit your cook kit.
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jacmue –
I recently bought a used Chameleon with asym bugnet. I thought to have seen that bugnets come with a mesh stuff sack. – or am i wrong? I wonder what size the mesh stuff sack for accessories like bugnet and topcover is?
The stuff sacks for those are approximately 8″x6″. Enjoy.
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awex14 (verified owner)–
I love these bags and I keep buying them.
I have used one for years to store my cnoc dirty water bag, filter, and tube (for gravity filtration). Plus other water treatment accessories. It keeps everything together and organized but also lets it breathe and dry out. I also keep one of Dutch’s pack hangers in here so that I can hang the filter bag really easily! Perfect setup for wet items like that. And I don’t care if it gets rains on since it’ll dry out so fast, so I can just leave it hooked to a tree in camp overnight with the filter bag.
I also keep some firestarting stuff in another bag. To be honest, that might make more sense in a dry bag, but I love being able to see my stuff through the bag.
Even in a daypack, smaller items–like gloves, extra socks, neck gaiter, etc.–can become “lost.” They pack neatly in an ultra-lighweight sack and are ready to access. I purchased the medium, but there would be equal uses for the small and larger sizes. Thank you!
Josh (verified owner) –
Small mesh bag – fits my suspension perfectly!I got this bag for my 12′ Dyneema straps, Beetle Buckles, and multi-buckles. It fits great with a little extra room. Great build quality, and you can’t beat the price!
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ash35hay –
What could you use the large one for of the mesh bag
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hensleyjosh90 –
Would you be able to put your shoes in a large? I don’t want spiders in my shoes in the morning
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warriorethos2 (verified owner) –
I bought four small and one large mesh bag for my equipment. The small bag is lightweight and works well with my DD Frontline hammock web straps and carabiners. I can fit both sets into the mesh bag so they can dry out and be stored efficiently. I use a second small bag for my Sawyer water filtration system so it can also be stored and dried out efficiently. I will use the large mesh bag for other items that need to be hung dried outside my pack or during storage. These are great mesh bags with lots of uses and minimum weight. I do recommend these for your web straps and water filter system at the minimum.
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builderbob26 –
My Cook Kit is 7″ in Diameter & 6″ Tall. What size Mesh bag would you suggest?
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DutchWare Gear –
I would recommend the medium for you as the small measurements would not fit your cook kit.
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jacmue –
I recently bought a used Chameleon with asym bugnet. I thought to have seen that bugnets come with a mesh stuff sack. – or am i wrong? I wonder what size the mesh stuff sack for accessories like bugnet and topcover is?
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Barb –
The stuff sacks for those are approximately 8″x6″. Enjoy.
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awex14 (verified owner) –
I love these bags and I keep buying them.
I have used one for years to store my cnoc dirty water bag, filter, and tube (for gravity filtration). Plus other water treatment accessories. It keeps everything together and organized but also lets it breathe and dry out. I also keep one of Dutch’s pack hangers in here so that I can hang the filter bag really easily! Perfect setup for wet items like that. And I don’t care if it gets rains on since it’ll dry out so fast, so I can just leave it hooked to a tree in camp overnight with the filter bag.
I also keep some firestarting stuff in another bag. To be honest, that might make more sense in a dry bag, but I love being able to see my stuff through the bag.
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Customer Service –
Mesh stuff sacks for the win! Thanks for sharing your uses with us!
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obrien22000 (verified owner) –
I purchased all sizes to fit my gear. Great for clothes that need to air or dry out and super lightweight.
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Kay Hettich (verified owner) –
Even in a daypack, smaller items–like gloves, extra socks, neck gaiter, etc.–can become “lost.” They pack neatly in an ultra-lighweight sack and are ready to access. I purchased the medium, but there would be equal uses for the small and larger sizes. Thank you!
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