Travel Bags Granite Gear

From weekend camping to weekday work trips, the Zippditty Sack keeps our essentials organized. We use one for toiletries, another for charging cables, and the third for first aid supplies. With each t more→hing in its place, we're no longer rummaging in the bottom of our bag for those smaller items that seem to disappear when just thrown into the void to fend for themselves.

Sure, you could keep your gear dialed with a bunch of old burlap sacks, but unless you're packing ten pounds of potatoes with you into the backcountry, they're probably going to be a bit overkill. The more→Granite Gear Toughsacks are the way to go with their itch-free ripstop nylon fabric and simple drawcord closure. Plus, they don't smell like mushy old potatoes.

Sure, you could keep your gear dialed with a bunch of old burlap sacks, but unless you're packing ten pounds of potatoes with you into the backcountry, they're probably going to be a bit overkill. The more→Granite Gear Toughsacks are the way to go with their itch-free ripstop nylon fabric and simple drawcord closure. Plus, they don't smell like mushy old potatoes.

Backpackers, business travelers, and recreational travelers will benefit from the Granite Gear Air Zippditty Stuffsack. This two-pack of water-resistant ultralight sacks helps sort clothing and essent more→ial items and features waterproof zippers as well as haul loops.

Everyone knows that square is the more efficient shape for packing compared to the space-squandering circle, so Granite Gear designed their Air Compressor Sack in a Bloc. Not only does that save space more→by eliminating dead areas but allows stable stacking and a tidy fit in the corners of your pack. Tough, translucent sil-nylon Cordura construction lets you see what you've stuffed and organize with ease. Lighter than webbing system, the micro-cord and Poplock keep things lean, tight, and secure.