Nylofume® Pack Liner Bags are fully waterproof to keep your gear dry. They’re made from a special nylon film that's also an odor resistant barrier to help keep your food and smellables under bear radar. Originally made to protect food and medicine during home fumigations, these bags make great backpack liners.
Nylofume bags have been known to last on thru hikes and are found tougher than trash compactor bags which eventually develop pinholes. And they’re lighter at just 0.91 oz (25.9 g).
The material is clear to help you see where things are inside. To seal, simply twist, fold over, and use a bungee strap or rubber band. Or for a loose seal just fold over several times. They measure 20 x 37 in. (50.8 x 94 cm) and fit most lightweight backpacks, but the length can be cut down if necessary. Use one for all your gear or two to separate your sleeping bag/quilt and clothes from your food/smellables and wet gear.
Specifications
Material: Nylon polymer film, 1 mil thick, clear, unscented
Size: 20 x 37 in. (50.8 x 94 cm) flat bag, ungusseted
Volume
To the Top: 3168 cu in. (51.9 L), based on 8 x 12 x 33 in. (20.3 x 30.5 x 83.8 cm) to the top, flat bag with ungusseted bottom
Usable with Tie Off: 2592 cu in. (42.5 L) with 6 in. (15.2 cm) reserved for tie off at the top
Weight: 0.91 oz (25.9 g)
In no event shall Litesmith, LLC be liable for any direct, indirect, punitive, incidental, or special consequential damages, to property or life, whatsoever arising out of or connected with the use or misuse of its products.
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Posted by Jamen on 15th Feb 2021
Extremely light weight and durable compared to a trash bag. My new go to pack liner!
Posted by David Colbert on 8th Feb 2021
I've used compactor bags for many years as pack liners. They are very tough and inexpensive. Recently I read about the Nylofume bags and how they were even tougher (though that is yet to be seen when compactor bags last for years!) and lighter (they are about an ounce lighter), so I thought I'd give them a try. I've only used them on one trip so far, but they worked great for compressing and protecting my down gear. Since they have odor resistant properties, I'll probably give them a try to line my bear bag as well. If there is one downside, it's that they make a crinkly sound like a chip bag. However, I didn't notice it once they were in my pack. The only reason they get four stars instead of five is that their longevity isn't proven yet.
Posted by Melanie Cantin on 7th Feb 2021
I use these bags to protect my equipment in my backpack as well as in my bear canister
Posted by Dave on 18th Jan 2021
These do the job and seem very strong. They don’t have any stretch like garbage bags.
Posted by Jason on 13th Jan 2021
I bought these liners for backpacking thinking I would give them a try , I was surprised how much lighter and truly stronger than the compactor bags I was using . Lol never thought I’d write a review for a damn bag lol
Posted by Gene on 9th Jan 2021
Bought a 3 pack last year and hiked 17 days on the Appalachian trail in GA and NC. Replaced the first bag after 10 days when I tore a hole in it with a tent pole. Still have one bag left. They weigh almost nothing (1oz/29g) but are very durable. I carried a second one just in case. They make a crinkly sound like a potato chip bag but it's not as noticeable after a couple days use. Much better than a trash compactor liner for keeping gear dry. Bought another 3 pack for this year.
Posted by Unknown on 5th Jan 2021
Un accessoire indispensable pour les randonneurs ultra léger!
Posted by Carla Markus on 24th Dec 2020
I like these bags. Their durability is longer than other bags.
Posted by ET on 1st Sep 2020
have used the liner on one trip so far and it worked as described
Posted by ross cooper on 29th Aug 2020
I haven’t tried this yet but it’s light and fits my sleeping pad and bag perfectly and will definitely keep everything dry
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