Ditty Bags

Northpark

WKR
Joined
Mar 8, 2015
Messages
1,130
Some random zippered clear plastic pouch that some piece of gear shipped in. That and ziplocks.
 

Tradchef

WKR
Joined
Aug 30, 2017
Messages
975
Location
Willow Creek, Montana
I bought a set of REI ditty bags a few years back. Cheap, heavy duty but they are heavier than the ultra lights. I like them for storage and for stuffing grouse , rabbits and deer hearts and livers fit in them.
 
OP
J

JMarbs

FNG
Joined
Nov 30, 2017
Messages
36
Location
Nashville, TN
Ziplocks, come in snack, sandwich, quart, gallon, and even 2 gallon sizes- the right size for just about anything. Cheap, you can see the contents. I have used the larger bags to melt snow in the sun to save fuel.
Iv been using ziplock bags the last 3 years, and they have done fine, but this year I ripped one with my trekking pole and the other quit zipping up. May be an over reaction on my part, but thought some nicer ones would be a good stocking stuffer idea for the wife.
 

Zbo93

FNG
Joined
Oct 21, 2022
Messages
76
Iv been using ziplock bags the last 3 years, and they have done fine, but this year I ripped one with my trekking pole and the other quit zipping up. May be an over reaction on my part, but thought some nicer ones would be a good stocking stuffer idea for the wife.
I had just picked up some MR zoid bags on sale from camofire and can’t find any complaints about them
 

hunterjmj

WKR
Joined
Feb 3, 2019
Messages
1,204
Location
Montana
I've been using sea to summit ultralight dry bags. I have several colors to keep things easy to find. Red is first aid, blue food, green is kill kit, etc.
60CCF726-9464-4C2B-8535-E902AD39FBD5.jpeg
 
Joined
Apr 8, 2020
Messages
305
I got a three pack from Walmart in their camping section. They’re three different sizes, drawstring closure- cheap and they work. They also have dry bags there, also a three pack I think and they’re a little bigger than the drawstring bags. I doubt they’re as waterproof as a more expensive bag though.
 

sivart

WKR
Joined
Sep 5, 2012
Messages
614
Hilltop packs make a lot of ultra lite dry bags and stuff sacks. Made of dyneema, weight nothing. I just ordered several. one each for sleeping bag, stove, electronics, all the shit that I can't afford to get wet.
 

mtwarden

Super Moderator
Staff member
Joined
Oct 18, 2016
Messages
9,487
Location
Montana
most of mine are lightweight dry bags, things I put in bags I usually want dry too

SeaToSummit Ultra-Sil Nano dry bags from 1 liter to 35 liters (weigh 0.5 oz to 1.6 oz)
 

Pdzoller

WKR
Joined
Feb 27, 2021
Messages
321
Location
Oregon
I use some Sea to Summit dry compression sacks for clothing and my quilt. I use some Columbia dry bags for most everything else. I pre package all my meals and meds in ziplocks. Everything is color coded and has it’s place.
 
Top