Reddit reviews Glad Compactor Kitchen Trash Bags - 18 Gallon White Trash Bag - 4 count (Package May Vary)
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18 GALLON WHITE PLASTIC TRASH BAGS: Handle daily kitchen and household demands with Glad's 18 gallon compactor garbage bagHEAVY DUTY STRENGTH: Designed to fit leading rectangular and round compactors, this trash compactor bag provides the strength needed for heavily compacted loadsGARBAGE BAG LINER: Protect your kitchen from messy rips and tears with the reliability of the extra strength trash can linersKEY LOCK CLOSURE: Transport and clean with ease knowing the Glad Compactor Trash Bag can be easily secured with the included key lock closuresCOMPACTOR GARBAGE BAG: Clean with confidence with the reliability and strength provided with Glad kitchen 18 gallon compactor trash bag
I used these
https://www.amazon.com/Glad-Compactor-Kitchen-Trash-Gallon/dp/B000VB2XIA/ref=sr_1_1_a_it?ie=UTF8&qid=1486850795&sr=8-1&keywords=glad+trash+compactor+bags
yeah - like Orange_ says...
A pack liner will keep the contents of your backpack dry.
The idea is that you line the backpack with this waterproof liner, pack all your stuff in normally, then roll the liner closed. Basically turning your regular backpack into a dry bag.
Stuff in the outside pockets are not protected, but normally they are waterproof things (water bottles, shovel, rain jacket, etc.) anyway.
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Trash bag (specifically trash compactor bags) work well for this. Cheap, light, and effective.
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Some people prefer a pack cover instead or in addition to a pack liner. They work too, sort of a personal preference.
The cover helps keep the actual backpack itself dry. While most don't soak up water, or are 'water resistant' on their own - ones like OP's do get heavier when wet - so that is a consideration. They also help keep your pack clean/dry when you set it down. However they are a pain to use in practice because they flop around in the wind and you've got to take it off each time you want to get something in your pack.
So quite a few pro/con's - which is why pack liner vs. cover is a personal choice in the end.