The Zenbivy Dry Sack features fully-welded seams, a high-speed mechanical valve, and durable yet lightweight construction. You can leave the Dry Sack compressed as-is or pair it with our Compression Caps to keep it fully compressed, maximizing precious space in your pack.
Includes Dry Sack only. Compression Caps sold separately.
7L, 10L, or 15L? See which size Dry Sack we recommend for each of our Beds under the Specs + Sizing tab above.
Sewn and taped seams leak and the taping degrades over time. Zenbivy Dry Sacks are fully welded for 100% dry seams that will remain watertight throughout their life.
Waterproof breathable panels not only leak, but they are slow. Our high-speed mechanical valve instantly dumps air while remaining watertight for quick compression you can trust.
We've found that other dry sacks on the market are either light OR durable. Zenbivy Dry Sacks are both. We’ve combined 30d ripstop nylon with a burlier 75d base to give strength where it's needed.
All-in-one sewn compression sacks pull on seams and compromise the dry sack's waterproof integrity. We’ve made ours compression compatible. Separate compression caps will never stress seams, resulting in a more reliably waterproof dry sack.
Compression Caps are optional. They keep your already-compressed Dry Sack neat and compact in your backpack.
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So far I am very impressed! The sheet fits my Outdoor Vitals 25 inch wide pad perfectly. And the quilt is super roomy for someone my size. I am 5’9” 230 lbs and very broad at the shoulders. I can barely zip up Mummy bags around me and wanted to try a quilt type sleep system. I think I have finally found a system that I can sleep comfortably in. I can’t wait to try it out in the field. Thanks Zenbivi!! Aloha!
The bag works great and the valve is fantastic. I wish the shape was a little wider and shorter instead of soong and narrow. It is a really tight roll to fit the regular zen bivy 25 with sheet all into this easily. Without tue compression caps it will want to expand long and narrow so it is less ideal in a separated sleeping bag compartment.
Excellent way to keep your sheet and quilt in a dry small package. If you use a pack liner, you could save the weight and just stuff the sheet and quilt into the bottom of your pack, but when stored in the dry sack, you can use a small pack for day hikes and have the light bundle with you as protection for any weather change. Highly recommended!
I could have saved money and just got a good one elsewhere.
Hi David, We are sorry to hear you're disappointed with the entirety of your order. If you would like to return your order for refund, please let us know and we'll help you through the process. Thank you. -Kylie