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chambo82
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Salsa anything dry bag alternative

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Morning all :-)

I've just bought a couple of Salsa Anything HD cages for the forks on my Rooster ready for Cairngorms Loop in May again , looking at the salsa dry bags and they seem fairly steep in price for what they are , are people using an alternative ? Obviously needs to be waterproof and around 5 ltrs in size

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Gorilla Cage dry bag? http://www.cyclemiles.co.uk/shop/access ... qjU3p-nzMI
Still quite expensive though.
Otherwise any dry bag such as Alpkit, etc.
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Just a thought, haven’t tested the idea; however, how about an exped dry bag?
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I spotted PlanetX have some 5L Pod drybags that look like they'd be ideal.

https://www.planetx.co.uk/i/q/BAPODTOT/podsacs-dry-bag
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techno mail wrote:beerbabe make anything cage bags: http://www.beerbabe.co.uk/ourshop/prod_ ... e-Bag.html

Did you miss the bit where the Salsa ones were thought to be too expensive?
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ScotRoutes wrote:
techno mail wrote:beerbabe make anything cage bags: http://www.beerbabe.co.uk/ourshop/prod_ ... e-Bag.html

Did you miss the bit where the Salsa ones were thought to be too expensive?
er, yep.
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:lol:
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ScotRoutes wrote::lol:
face/palm
podsacs ones look good, LOMO also do cheap diddy dry bags:
http://www.lomo.co.uk/acatalog/3pack-ul ... -bags.html
http://www.lomo.co.uk/acatalog/3l-ultra ... rybag.html
http://www.lomo.co.uk/acatalog/ultralig ... ag-6l.html

as do decathlon:
https://www.decathlon.co.uk/5l-watertig ... 61996.html

there, think I've redeemed my tight yorkshireman credentials now :ugeek:
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I use the Alpkit bags with little loop things on the sides to attach. They aren't fully dry anymore, duct tape patches, but I just pack carefully.....
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how about this.....?

Tesco freezer bags on one side
exped dry bag on 'tother.

https://www.facebook.com/DavidBirkinAdv ... 2133107834
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Post by Steezysix »

The Decathlon "Itiwit" 5L ones are great, perfect size for a Blackburn cage so assume they would work in the Salsa ones too.
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Had a couple of the podsac delivered yesterday after Stu told me about them , they are really well built delivery for some reason was next day and for a fiver each I'm well chuffed ,if you absolutely stuff them they are a little too wide for gorrilas cages but I can get a helium bivy ,exped down mat lite ,and DD superlight s tarp in one with no problems
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