Lightweight Dry Bag for Meat

[S.Clancy]

What are you guys using for a lightweight meat bag? I'm looking for something 30-40L, dry bag.

Gracias

 

[Geewhiz]

Are you asking about game bags or dry bags?

 

[S.Clancy]

Are you asking about game bags or dry bags?

Dry bag, for going inside a pack.

 

[Geewhiz]

Some guys use contractor bags. I use cheap cotton game bags and put it on the load shelf. I want the meat to drain and breathe.

 

[wytx]

Pack frame and no dry bag. Meat needs to breath to cool down.

 

[HUNT JR]

I use the e-vent dry sacks to keep the blood out of my pack. Able to get the air out of it to pack better. I have not had issues with any meat in the time it takes to get it packed out before it can be hung/put in a cooler being in that style of dry bag.

 

[Turkeygetpwnd38]

I’ve used the SG load cell bags for years and it’s still going. HMG and Z packs make some Dyneema options.

 

[S.Clancy]

I use the e-vent dry sacks to keep the blood out of my pack. Able to get the air out of it to pack better. I have not had issues with any meat in the time it takes to get it packed out before it can be hung/put in a cooler being in that style of dry bag.

Who makes them?

I’ve used the SG load cell bags for years and it’s still going. HMG and Z packs make some Dyneema options.

I was looking at the Z-packs one. I'm worried about durability a little, maybe I'm just stupid and it will be fine?

 

[HUNT JR]

Who makes them?

I was looking at the Z-packs one. I'm worried about durability a little, maybe I'm just stupid and it will be fine?

Sea to Summit is who makes the one I use.

 

[Turkeygetpwnd38]

Who makes them?

I was looking at the Z-packs one. I'm worried about durability a little, maybe I'm just stupid and it will be fine?

I have some smaller ones that have held up well but they are just holding puffy layers and food. Who knows?