Liberty MountainStuff Sack, Colors may vary (width X length)

I got this to use in an odd way, but it's perfect for what I wanted. I have an old backpack in which I like to carry a camera and telephoto lens when out on my morning walk. Unfortunately, the inside lining of the backpack is deteriorating and flaking off. I don't want to get the lining particles in my camera or lens, so I needed something to protect them. Enter the stuff sack. It's big enough to comfortably hold my Nikon Z6ii and 100-400 lens, along with a separate 24-200 lens. The top flap folds over the top of the stuff sack and makes it easy for me to reach in for my camera while otherwise protecting it from the lining particles. This stuff sack feels very strong and durable (that camera and lens combo isn't light!) and the stitching is holding up very well. I wouldn't hesitate to use this stuff sack for it's intended purposes if I were headed out camping or traveling and needed to jam a bunch of stuff in, like clothing or food. Overall very happy with it. Note that colors vary and there seems to be no telling which color you get. Mine was that nice green color, but yours may vary.

I have a Coleman Heritage Big & Tall sleeping bag that is quite large to pack around. I got this stuff sack hoping that I could finally find something that would fit my bag. But, this sack is a no-go for that. It wasn't completely useless. I was able to stuff 2 queen size comforters and a big coat into the bag. So, it is quite large, just not if you have a massive sleeping bag you're trying to tame. The quality of the sack is fine, I haven't had any issues with it.

These are basic, thick, oldie-time stuff sacks. They are a fairly thick nylon material. Quality is good. Pretty basic and economical overall. Not for an ultralight backpacker, but good for storing stuff. The bottom is round on the M,L,XL. Flat sewn on the XS. Small?...I didn't get one.The Extra-Large Size is huge. I don't know what I'll use it for. Maybe as a "load of laundry" sack.The Large Size fits a large synthetic winter sleeping bag well.The Medium Size fits a large synthetic warm weather sleeping bag well.The Extra-Small fits a hand, good for a few little items or organizing your bag.Overall if you are looking for a durable basic sack this is it. You don't have to look any further.

Needed a replacement for a tent stuff sack (much better and better quality than the NEW tent stuff sack) for which my tent came in. I'll look to Liberty Mountain products for replacement needs.

I am using the large size (12" diameter) as a 6-man tent storage bag, much easier than cramming rolled up tent into the original flimsy bag.

We have multiple of these stuff sacks for my overland setup, and they have worked well for us so far (just purchased yet another one). They have held up well, give at least some rain/water resistance (they are not dry bags, so they will only do so much), and hold quite a bit of stuff. The X-Large seems to be more of the favorite. The large one is useful, but the x-large ones are even more helpful. This last one was for storing a roof-top tent wall insulator. The manufacturer didn't add a stuff sack, so bought a x-large Liberty Mountain and the insulator fit right in.Will keep purchasing these to help with camping/storage organization. For the price, these are good bags.

I am very happy with the size and construction of the Liberty Mountain Stuff Sack - I ordered an X-Large size and it will meet my needs perfectly. However my biggest disappointment was that I couldn't choose the color. When I ordered the picture showed maroon, grey and blue stuff sacks, and though the listing said assorted colors I assumed it would be one of those three. I was a bit dismayed when I received a bright yellow stuff sack which is definitely not what I would have chosen myself. I guess for the price this is a minor transgression, but still a disappointment. Otherwise it looks like a good product.

We lost our stuff sack for our Coleman flannel lined sleeping bag that our kids take on sleepovers and for tent camping and such. I found a lot of reviews that comment on sacks for down mummy bags, but those pack really small. So I'm writing to let you know that if you're looking for a sack for a bulkier sleeping bag, you'll need the XL for one like ours. It's the perfect size. Not too big- not too small! Your kids won't suffer rolling up the bag to fit it in, but the bag won't swim in there either. The sack seems well made- it's not super thin that I'm worried it will rip. Ours came in Navy, and had two pinch clasps with a nice long cord. Enough room at the top once stuffed for a teddy bear, small pillow or some jammies.