First off, the mesh is soft enough to double as a small barrel pillow if you stuff the sack with clothes like I do.Did I mention it's easy to find things? I don't miss my "MESS" sack and needing to dump it all out just to find socks.The 15L is probably a little to big for my backpacking clothes, towels and other soft stuff but the larger size allows for turning it into a "flat pack" which fits better into the backpack.I bought a second 15L bag for my tent, as it's carry sack is skinny and way too long - it won't fit in my pack without folding the tent sack. Plus, the mesh is great just in case the tent is wet and I can easily attach it to the outside of my backpack.

I purchased 15L mesh sacks to store my down sleeping bags when not in use. These are heavy duty and of excellent quality. I expect I'll get a lifetime of use out of them as they won't see hard outdoor use. Most premium sleeping bags come with a quality, cotton storage sack. Mine did as well, but I needed a smaller volume solution for storing in my camper van. Storing down slightly compressed is fine, allowing it to breathe while stored is the key to longevity. The mesh is durable, providing a solid layer of protection for the sleeping bags while stored. These are an excellent solution for me, and I'll likely purchase one for every bag or quilt I acquire in the future.

I know that typically the Sea to Summit brand is synonymous with high energy outdoor adventure, but a lot of their stuff works great for everyday life too.I love these mesh stuff sacks and they have been a bit harder to find lately, so I purchased a few (hoping they aren’t phasing them out).These things work great for pool toys. My nieces have some water shooter toys, dive gems, and mermaid dolls they like to play with when we go to the pool. I can throw everything in here, they can drag it into the pool if they want, and then I just shake it out and stick the whole thing in the tub to dry when I get home. I’ve had one small sized one for over two years now and it’s held up great.