Description
The eVac Compression Dry Bag uses an eVent membrane in its base — a waterproof but air-permeable fabric that lets you push trapped air out through the bag wall during packing without opening the closure, speeding up compression while still holding a 10,000 mm hydrostatic head. Water can't get in, though per the spec the bag isn't rated as fully submersible.
Closure is a hybrid roll-top-plus-buckle design, and four compression straps cinch the contents down further — typically a sleeping bag or a stack of down layers. The 70D nylon shell is heavier and tougher than ultralight alternatives, giving the bag more resistance to abrasion from sharp gear edges and pack contents.
It's offered across a 5–35 L capacity range, covering everything from a clothing stuff sack to a full sleeping system. A better fit for hikers who prioritise durability over shaving every last gram.