They're the absolute best for transporting muddy boots in a clean car, too. There are always at least two, stashed in my car and I've used them for boots, wet packs, tents, week-old laundry after hikes and just about everything else.
> They're the absolute best for transporting muddy boots in a clean car, too. There are always at least two, stashed in my car and I've used them for boots, wet packs, tents, week-old laundry after hikes and just about everything else.
I've used one for about 3 years, not a single hole yet.
They are the best rope bag ever. Rope never spills over the edges like a normal tarp, and they only cost a fookin quid.
> As rope bags or as general kit bags, they're brilliant.
Really? I've always thought they look and act terribly as a rope bag. Every time I see people trying to get the rope back into one, they essentially flake the rope twice! As a kit carrying device though, I'd agree.
Not yet! Though I have broken a couple of the handles off the one I use for my winter kit. It would seem my insane amounts of climbing gear is just a little too heavy for our blue friends.
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