Geocache Bags

[+aka Monkey]

I came cross these bags, and thought the might be a cheap solution to a cache container. My only concern would be animals chewing through the plastic.

 

Aloksak Bags

 

Has anyone had any experience with these?

[RandMan]

I came cross these bags, and thought the might be a cheap solution to a cache container. My only concern would be animals chewing through the plastic.

 

Great little bag! If you hide the bag (cache) in an ammo can you wouldn't need to worry about "animals chewing through the plastic."

[+astheravenflies]

I haven't had any experience with these. As a cache container, they look like they wouldn't be durable. But they look like they'd keep a log book dry for awhile. BTW, great link to other cool stuuf.

[+Chazman007]

I agree with RandMan, Ammo boxes are the best way to go, thanks for the link to the bags, they are awesome for other uses .

[+rover-r-us]

all plastic bag should be in a container went in the woods.

[2oldfarts (the rockhounders)]

I came cross these bags, and thought the might be a cheap solution to a cache container. My only concern would be animals chewing through the plastic.

 

Aloksak Bags

 

Has anyone had any experience with these?

I prefer the Glad heavy duty freeze bags with the zip locks.

 

You were just joking, right?

 

John

[+yumitori]

As a stand-alone container I think you want something more solid. But for those interested in learning more about how they work in the field, there's independent reviews on BackpackGearTest.

[+briansnat]

I considered using thick rubber dry bags. The type used for canoeing and kayaking. At $15 and up apiece, the price scared me off. Still, I think it would be a good container if they could be found cheap.