Duluth Pack Liners

Advice
#1

Anyone ever use these nylon liners and how do they hold up?:



http://www.kondosoutdoors.com/mm5/merchant.mvc?Screen=PROD&Store_Code=KO&Product_Code=CPL4&Category_Code=CG2



http://www.boundarywatersjournal.com/mm5/merchant.mvc?Screen=PROD&Store_Code=Boundary_Waters_Journal&Product_Code=CPL&Category_Code=CAMPINGGEAR



Paddling On,



TNCanoer

#2

Waterproof?
Are they waterproof, or just water resistant?

#3

Have not used them
but my feeling is that one is better to waterPROOF one’s pack than simply make it water RESISTANT. Take a look at the Granite Gear pack liners. About twice as costly, but who wants wet gear?



Jim



http://www.granitegearstore.com/AirVent-Reduction-PackLiners-P113.aspx

#4

I prefer the GraniteGear bags
It looks like those liners are not water proof since they have a draw string.



I am using the GraniteGear type (110L). They roll up like a dry bag and are water proof the only problem with them is there price. Ostrom use to make some too but they stopped making them. I used HD plastic liners for many years for most part do the job but after one or two outings they have holes and they are not readily available either.