Description
Ships in 1-2 business days | Based in Waynesburg, PA | Est. 2019
Vivid Colors printed on ECOPAK. No more getting mixed up food bags at camp!
Available in 2 sizes.
Features:
- Flat bottom helps the bag stand up on its own
- Snap closure
- Seam taped for increased weather resistance
Note: These are ultralight food storage dry bags made with the intention of hanging or storing your food away from animals. They are NOT Bear Proof or Odor Proof.
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Specs:
Small:
- Volume: 7-8L
- Capacity: good for 1 person for ~1-3 days
- Dimensions (flat): 11"W x 17"T
- Weight: 1.4oz
Large:
- Volume: 12-13L
- Capacity: good for 1 person for ~3-7 days
- Dimensions (flat): 16"W x 19"T
- Weight: 1.6oz
Materials: 100% recycled woven polyester face and 100% recycled laminated back. DTRS75 ECOPAK™ (printed)
Made in the USA
- Reviews
- Questions
Food Bag
Opted for the Small Bag in purple. It is really easy to see in a green forest hanging form a tree. It can hold a good amount of food for 1 person for a 2 night and 3 day alpine adventure. However I would size up to the large if you are looking for something that could hold food for 3+ nights.
Hilltop packs food bag
Have used the bag on 3 different weekend trips. Works as it should however I assumed for the price the rock sack and hang line would be included. Saving for an adotec bag anyway.
Best food bag!
I’ve used several dry bag while backpacking. This is the first one that is truly waterproof and holds a TON of food. I was also to carry 2 weeks worth of food (not all dehydrated. Some bulky items.)!! Absolutely love all the color options and quality of the material.
Good Bear Bag
It's a bag. It holds your food. Works as advertised. Tough materials, light weight, keeps contents dry . I have the large and it pretty much maxes out at 5 days food and Toaks 750ml pot. Personally, I think about 6" taller would be better. You can dump the food, add water and a little soap for a decent 'shake and squeeze' laundry bag. Turn inside out to dry.
