Big Agnes Cyclone SL Chair – EC Winner 2008
If you’re like I am, you get outdoors for the scenery; and I frequently try to up the enjoyment factor by bringing along a comfortable place to soak it all in after a long day on the trail. Big Agnes’ Cyclone SL Chair unfurls to reveal a simple framework of ultralight aluminum poles and Cordura fabric that turns most inflatable sleeping pads into a Grade A backcountry lounge chair. Simply inflate your mattress to about 75% capacity, fold it in half, tuck it into each end of the chair, and clip the straps together. Adjust firmness of the pad and the angle of the back for maximum comfort, and keep in the warmth of the afternoon sun. Warning: This gear will inspire significant envy from your tentmates. Don’t be surprised if your seat is commandeered the moment you stand up, or if they find it difficult to get out of the chair when it comes time to clean up camp. Also, although Cordura fabric is traditionally tough, be careful about setting it up on too many granite overlooks; I wore a hole at the joint after about a year of use. Specs: 6 oz.; $40; One Size (fits 20” wide pads); bigagnes.com
Good product. Lighter than any drysack on the market and does not need to be lined like a Comp or regular stuff sac.
Ben Wilson
May 23, 2011
I started out using the small dry sack for my bag and a large for my clothing but turns out the large is too big. I now just put my bag and clothing all in the large and it still compresses all the way to the minimum size (about the size of a basketball. used for 3 years and still does great
Justin Edman
May 19, 2011
I totally agree with what they had to say about these compression/dry sacks. One goes home with every sleeping bag and tent I sell at REI and they're also the same bags I use for storing my sleeping bag and tent when I'm on trail. ♥ these bags!!!
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Good product. Lighter than any drysack on the market and does not need to be lined like a Comp or regular stuff sac.
I started out using the small dry sack for my bag and a large for my clothing but turns out the large is too big. I now just put my bag and clothing all in the large and it still compresses all the way to the minimum size (about the size of a basketball. used for 3 years and still does great
I totally agree with what they had to say about these compression/dry sacks. One goes home with every sleeping bag and tent I sell at REI and they're also the same bags I use for storing my sleeping bag and tent when I'm on trail. ♥ these bags!!!
"all-natural silver-coated nylon"...?
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