Exped Waterproof Telecompression Bag

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Used to store the duvet in my backpack, this waterproof compression bag saves considerable space!

Using this to get my Rab ascent 700 sleeping bag compressed down to a MUCH smaller space. Really handy and multi functional. Good quality materials and build. I will definitely buy more for other purposes.

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One of the best compression bags on the market! I've been using all three for different sleeping bags for years, so even the fattest cuddly monster shrinks down to a good pack size & there's still room for laundry...

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Super good! With the help of the valve, excess air can be removed, the strap can be tightened, the air can be removed again and the straps can increase the compression. Packs down significantly smaller, and stays compressed well. Mainly used for 1-2 night hikes.

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Based on the first few uses, it seems like a really good bag

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Found to be convenient and functional in use. It's expensive, though.

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Traditional vertically compressing dry bag

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A good protective bag for a sleeping bag. When filling the bag, you can help the excess air escape by putting your finger in the valve.

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A good packing bag for a sleeping bag. Can be tightly packed with straps. In general, it is not recommended to make extreme compression in the down bag (especially if it has a down/feather ratio worse than 95/5, i.e. feathers more than 5%), but often the first couple of days of the trip are at the limit in terms of volume and you need to get a little more space.

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A bit pricey, but it feels like high-quality already when you handle and eat a sleeping bag, an inner sheet, 2 x air cushions and a pillowcase and still packs into a small space. Smaller than the sleeping bag's own compression bag, even if it only has a bag. Especially nice when you can press this quite flat vs. a round bag that doesn't fit well. Completely waterproof, which is a plus that the vital sleeping bag doesn't get wet, according to the instructions, it can't withstand submersion, but if it's carefully closed, it can withstand water quite well, so as long as you don't sink to the bottom of the lake, it's no problem.