Setup, Compatibility & Care
To ensure your Sea to Summit Compression Sack lasts for years, avoid over-stuffing beyond the structural limits of the material. While the fabric is water-resistant, it should not be treated as a dry bag; use a secondary dry bag or pack liner if crossing deep water. Keep the sack away from sharp objects like camp stoves or trekking pole tips which could puncture the nylon. To clean, hand wash the sack with mild, non-detergent soap and air dry completely in the shade. Do not machine wash or tumble dry, as heat can degrade the PU coating and damage the straps.