Need some new dry bags ahead of the WRT
Alpkits poor stock management means they are out of the thicker Xtra's. Anyone else who makes something similar and robust?
Alternatives to Alpkit Airlock Xtras
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Re: Alternatives to Alpkit Airlock Xtras
Lomo's are pretty tough, even the light weight ones. They do tend to be longer/thinner than some others though.
http://www.ewetsuits.com/acatalog/Dry-B ... gs-uk.html
http://www.ewetsuits.com/acatalog/Dry-B ... gs-uk.html
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Re: Alternatives to Alpkit Airlock Xtras
What size you after Chew?
Re: Alternatives to Alpkit Airlock Xtras
Matt, i use quechua ones from decathlon.....cheap and tough.
or have a look on here
http://www.alloutdoor.co.uk/sea-to-summ ... tAodQVgA7Q
or have a look on here
http://www.alloutdoor.co.uk/sea-to-summ ... tAodQVgA7Q
Re: Alternatives to Alpkit Airlock Xtras
For the WRT i'll manage, but i'll probably need 2, 8 litre ones for summer.flatfishy wrote:What size you after Chew?
I tend to find i put holes in the standard Airlocks, but the Xtra's seem to take a lot more punishment. Might give the Exped ones a go.
Re: Alternatives to Alpkit Airlock Xtras
See me at WRT, without going out to the garage I reckon I can sort you out 2x8L XTra's.
Re: Alternatives to Alpkit Airlock Xtras
I've got some exped ones and would describe them as between the standard airlock's and the airlock Xtra's if that helps.Chew wrote:For the WRT i'll manage, but i'll probably need 2, 8 litre ones for summer.flatfishy wrote:What size you after Chew?
I tend to find i put holes in the standard Airlocks, but the Xtra's seem to take a lot more punishment. Might give the Exped ones a go.