Backpacks | Blocker Compression Dry Sack

SealLine

Blocker Compression Dry Sack

$36.95 - $54.95

Description

　　SealLine's most versatile, feature-laden packing system sack, the Blocker Compression Dry Sack saves space on paddling and trail adventures, while the waterproof valve rapidly vents trapped air to ease compression—all this with fully waterproof construction ensures essential contents are protected, condensed and organized.

　　Not designed for submersion

Footprint sold separately.

Description

Brand Name:

SealLine

Cubic Inches:

5L: 305 cu. in
10L: 610 cu. in
20L: 1220 cu. in
30L: 1831 cu. in

Color:

Orange

Weight:

5L: 3.5 oz
10L: 4.4 oz
20L: 5.9 oz
30L: 6.9 oz

Waterproof:

Yes

Other Features:

• Versatile materials: Lightweight 70D polyurethane-coated nylon materials are a tougher, more resilient cousin to the ultralight BlockerLite materials. More durable and versatile, these materials are great for all-around use with confident waterproof protection. PVC-free.
• Smarter compression: Unlike conventional systems that pull against seams, the Continuous Compression system encircles the sack to minimize seam strain, maximizing durability for dependable protection.
• PurgeAir™-equipped: Unique and waterproof PurgeAir valve vents trapped air, helping the sack compress further after being sealed, and is both more durable and more reliably waterproof than waterproof/breathable fabric membranes.
• Waterproof closure: Roll-top closure features a wrinkle-free stiffening strip to ensure a secure seal when closing the dry sack.
• Durable construction: Fully welded seams result in stronger and more durably protective construction compared to sewn-and-taped seams.
• Efficient-Packing: PackTight™ packing system sacks feature flat-sided, rectangular shapes that nestle closely together, packing 20% more efficiently than rounded sacks for easy, space-saving organization.
Not designed for submersion

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