Double ended stuff sacks

**blackdoghang** · 02-05-2022, 00:08

I have a 11" DH Sparrow double layer and a double SLD Trailwinder UQ. Can I get a double-ended stuff sacks that will accommodate both so I don't have to re-rig the UQ every time? Dutch sells three sizes...not sure which would be appropriate. Thanks guys.

**LowTech** · 02-05-2022, 01:42

What's the temperature rating on the quilt? A 40° packs smaller than a 20° and so on.

**blackdoghang** · 02-05-2022, 02:20

Originally Posted by LowTech

What's the temperature rating on the quilt? A 40° packs smaller than a 20° and so on.

A 20° UQ plus an extender to go to 0°, synthetic.

**FLTurtle** · 02-05-2022, 02:58

Maybe check out the Big Pig stuff sack from Warbonnet?

https://www.warbonnetoutdoors.com/pr...tuffsac-18-5l/

**CVKealey** · 02-05-2022, 07:12

Or maybe the SLD Catch-All sack? https://simplylightdesigns.com/colle...catch-all-sack

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**ObdewlaX** · 02-05-2022, 07:17

Originally Posted by CVKealey

Or maybe the SLD Catch-All sack? https://simplylightdesigns.com/colle...catch-all-sack

I've got three of these & they're a great solution to 'bundle' the hammock & quilts together for storing in the pack. Jared makes a winter version too for winter setups.

**Boston Fan** · 02-05-2022, 11:04

Is there much difference when using a sleeping bag versus a top quilt with one of these sacks? I understand some sleeping bags would not be good with this sack (Old flannel monsters), but anyone using it with a sleeping bag regularly?

Best to you!

**CVKealey** · 02-05-2022, 11:22

Originally Posted by Boston Fan

Is there much difference when using a sleeping bag versus a top quilt with one of these sacks? I understand some sleeping bags would not be good with this sack (Old flannel monsters), but anyone using it with a sleeping bag regularly?

Best to you!

I have not used one at all, so no experience either way. However, you might just need the larger "winter" one. Maybe set everything up and measure the circumference of it? Also, the mesh version would have a bit of stretch to it.

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**Twistytee** · 02-05-2022, 14:39

Originally Posted by Boston Fan

Is there much difference when using a sleeping bag versus a top quilt with one of these sacks? I understand some sleeping bags would not be good with this sack (Old flannel monsters), but anyone using it with a sleeping bag regularly?

Best to you!

I have the wider winter mesh version and think it would be fine with an UQ and sleeping bag. My 20 degree top quilt isn’t that much smaller than my down bag and it all fits nicely.

**Tpatter** · 02-05-2022, 16:41

I sometimes use my pack as a stuff sack of sorts. Open the compactor bag in the pack, start at the middle of the hammock, UQ, TQ, and push it all in except for the straps. I then put everything on top of it so it’s compressed only as much as needed and fold the bag top over.

This is how I Generally move from one site to the next. It’s pretty easy, but I sometimes just put everything in its own sack just because it seems more orderly to me.

Of course, a fat double ended sack would work as well. Jared makes em and fast!